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Evening? We're bypassing the afternoon entirely?

(And, yes, I'm kidding)

Double for unrelated question: is anybody else able to see past evals for their lawyering prof?

clintonius wrote:Double for unrelated question: is anybody else able to see past evals for their lawyering prof?

I could see the ones for mine. She got raving reviews (Roberts).

Fuck. I can't see mine, and another friend of mine (from a different section) can't see hers, either. I think a phone call is in order, 'cause this is srs bsns.

clintonius wrote:Fuck. I can't see mine, and another friend of mine (from a different section) can't see hers, either. I think a phone call is in order, 'cause this is srs bsns.

I would venture a guess that they're new? I don't have any evals for my Ks or Lawyering profs, but neither of them show them as having been at NYU for any length of time.

New-ish. Mine has an eval posted for the spring, but I can't read it.

clintonius wrote:New-ish. Mine has an eval posted for the spring, but I can't read it.

Ah, nevermind then. Not sure if it's the same problem, but in my experience, NYU's eval system and certain other links don't play well with Firefox, or Chrome.

Ha! That's kind of funny, because I'm not actually able to log into the site at all from Explorer. And I'll be damned before I install Safari on a PC.

clintonius wrote:New-ish. Mine has an eval posted for the spring, but I can't read it.

I have the same deal with my lawyering prof (Section 1). It said something along the lines of "access denied" when I tried to open his one lonely review.

pikalove wrote:

clintonius wrote:New-ish. Mine has an eval posted for the spring, but I can't read it.

I have the same deal with my lawyering prof (Section 1). It said something along the lines of "access denied" when I tried to open his one lonely review.

It did that for spring 2009. But mine also had spring 2008 evals, and I was able to look at those. It might just be an issue with the spring 2009 ones and so if your prof wasn't there before spring 2009 then I guess you're SOL

Finished moving into D'Agostino! My husband and I can both use the internet with no problem at the same time, for those who were worried. Moving in wasn't that terrible, either; there is a lot of street parking right in front of/near D'Ag, and the bins they have for you to use are huge. The doormen are exceptionally nice, too!

that is all great news Isa, thanks for posting.

legalnoeagle wrote:Why don't we do 9pm? Early enough for people to eat beforehand and late enough for people to feel like we are boozing in th
e evening.

Would people be opposed to 8pm? I'd love to come but probably couldn't do it as late as 9. Also, I've been to blind tiger before -- in addition to a great beer selection they have really good food.

And, checking in: I'm in section 4, lawyering section 12.

8 might actually be better for me, too.

Looking at the orientation schedule, is Wednesday just a drop-in-anytime-to-register day, with Thursday being the first day when there's actually a full day of activities?

There was something on Wednesday evening if I remember, but it's been a while since I looked at the Orientation schedule.

BaiAilian2013 wrote:8 might actually be better for me, too.

Looking at the orientation schedule, is Wednesday just a drop-in-anytime-to-register day, with Thursday being the first day when there's actually a full day of activities?

Wednesday is just a register and an optional movie night from 6-8.

add another one to the now debunked myth of section 3. lawyering section 7. moving into d'ag on wednesday.

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fahd.reyaz wrote:Section 4 and 11.

I'm going to be jet lagged during orientation.

Is the current consensus still that NYU is playing mind games with us about this "case" ?

f/R

If I'm reading your question correctly, the case is Summers v. Tice, it's posted on the orientation website now.

straxen wrote:

fahd.reyaz wrote:Section 4 and 11.

I'm going to be jet lagged during orientation.

Is the current consensus still that NYU is playing mind games with us about this "case" ?

f/R

If I'm reading your question correctly, the case is Summers v. Tice, it's posted on the orientation website now.

Got it. Thanks.

rabidmoose wrote:

legalnoeagle wrote:Why don't we do 9pm? Early enough for people to eat beforehand and late enough for people to feel like we are boozing in the evening.

Would people be opposed to 8pm? I'd love to come but probably couldn't do it as late as 9. Also, I've been to blind tiger before -- in addition to a great beer selection they have really good food.

And, checking in: I'm in section 4, lawyering section 12.

I would also prefer 8pm, and YAY LAWYERING BUDDY. Hi. (FTR, if anybody's still bothering to update that list, I am also lawyering section 12)

Sorry if this has already been discussed, but how do I find out which books I need for my classes? i'm in section 5, lawyering 14. Thanks!!

PEOPLE MOVING INTO D'AG ON WEDNESDAY, BE ADVISED: NYPD has posted signs on the fence out front saying no parking there on Wednesday.

nyubound wrote:Sorry if this has already been discussed, but how do I find out which books I need for my classes? i'm in section 5, lawyering 14. Thanks!!

Go here: https://www.bookstores.nyu.edu/WKSCRIPT ... ER.PROCESS

Search "by student," put in Fall 2010, your student ID, DOB, and voila. Cheers!

Anyone know how to check if we have required reading to do before classes begin? I did the pre-orientation reading, I'm just checking for actual classes.