Same here. I want whichever project has me serving the public the least.Dany wrote:What are the options? I feel like I missed this.
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Chicago Food Depository (Repack bulk products to smaller sizes, assemble boxes with assorted food, check expiration dates, etc.)
Wooded Islands (Clear out invasive plant species)
Metrosquash (Administrative work for a gala & play squash with community children)
Bronzeville Historical Society (Digitize library)
South Shore Drill Team (Organize uniforms, data entry, legal research)
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club (Prepare site for a playground--includes clearing land, moving rocks, etc.)
Pets Are Worth Saving (P.A.W.S.) Chicago (Light cleaning; groom and play with animals)
Canaryville Little League (End of season clean-up/closing field for season)
Murray Language Academy (Assist teachers in the classrooms, tutor students, and organize classrooms)
Lutheran Child and Family Services (Paint offices and kitchen)
Gage Park High School (Assist seniors with college personal statements, participate in panels on being successful in school)
Better Boys Foundation (To Be Determined)
Wooded Islands (Clear out invasive plant species)
Metrosquash (Administrative work for a gala & play squash with community children)
Bronzeville Historical Society (Digitize library)
South Shore Drill Team (Organize uniforms, data entry, legal research)
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club (Prepare site for a playground--includes clearing land, moving rocks, etc.)
Pets Are Worth Saving (P.A.W.S.) Chicago (Light cleaning; groom and play with animals)
Canaryville Little League (End of season clean-up/closing field for season)
Murray Language Academy (Assist teachers in the classrooms, tutor students, and organize classrooms)
Lutheran Child and Family Services (Paint offices and kitchen)
Gage Park High School (Assist seniors with college personal statements, participate in panels on being successful in school)
Better Boys Foundation (To Be Determined)
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Chicago Food Depository (Repack bulk products to smaller sizes, assemble boxes with assorted food, check expiration dates, etc.)
Wooded Islands (Clear out invasive plant species)
Metrosquash (Administrative work for a gala & play squash with community children)
Bronzeville Historical Society (Digitize library)
South Shore Drill Team (Organize uniforms, data entry, legal research)
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club (Prepare site for a playground--includes clearing land, moving rocks, etc.)
Pets Are Worth Saving (P.A.W.S.) Chicago (Light cleaning; groom and play with animals)
Canaryville Little League (End of season clean-up/closing field for season)
Murray Language Academy (Assist teachers in the classrooms, tutor students, and organize classrooms)
Lutheran Child and Family Services (Paint offices and kitchen)
Gage Park High School (Assist seniors with college personal statements, participate in panels on being successful in school)
Better Boys Foundation (To Be Determined)
Wooded Islands (Clear out invasive plant species)
Metrosquash (Administrative work for a gala & play squash with community children)
Bronzeville Historical Society (Digitize library)
South Shore Drill Team (Organize uniforms, data entry, legal research)
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club (Prepare site for a playground--includes clearing land, moving rocks, etc.)
Pets Are Worth Saving (P.A.W.S.) Chicago (Light cleaning; groom and play with animals)
Canaryville Little League (End of season clean-up/closing field for season)
Murray Language Academy (Assist teachers in the classrooms, tutor students, and organize classrooms)
Lutheran Child and Family Services (Paint offices and kitchen)
Gage Park High School (Assist seniors with college personal statements, participate in panels on being successful in school)
Better Boys Foundation (To Be Determined)
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This, of course.Bildungsroman wrote:Same here. I want whichever project has me serving the public the least.Dany wrote:What are the options? I feel like I missed this.
Surely there's a corresponding biglaw spa retreat for the non-proles in the class?
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I actually want this one.Supreme wrote:Gage Park High School (Assist seniors with college personal statements, participate in panels on being successful in school)
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this was one of the options i chose as well. People signing up for the leadership conference day too?Dany wrote:I actually want this one.Supreme wrote:Gage Park High School (Assist seniors with college personal statements, participate in panels on being successful in school)
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For those that don't feel like looking and want the link: http://www.law.uchicago.edu/ClassOf2014SeptemberLetter
I picked the high school one and two other clerical ones.
I picked the high school one and two other clerical ones.
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We volunteer to help retired business executives diversify their stock portfolios.Dany wrote:This, of course.Bildungsroman wrote:Same here. I want whichever project has me serving the public the least.Dany wrote:What are the options? I feel like I missed this.
Surely there's a corresponding biglaw spa retreat for the non-proles in the class?
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Where are y'all getting this? Did I miss an email?
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HATER.Dany wrote:This, of course.Bildungsroman wrote:Same here. I want whichever project has me serving the public the least.Dany wrote:What are the options? I feel like I missed this.
Surely there's a corresponding biglaw spa retreat for the non-proles in the class?
One of mine was the pets. I've already forgotten the other ones I want to do oh well I'll remember before the deadline...
And I think I'm going to do the professionalism thing? It sounds okay?
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You should have gotten the Sept. letter from Amy Gardner.Dany wrote:Where are y'all getting this? Did I miss an email?
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I would really like to give a presentation to inner city youths on how to best work around the estate tax.Bildungsroman wrote:We volunteer to help retired business executives diversify their stock portfolios.Dany wrote:This, of course.Bildungsroman wrote:Same here. I want whichever project has me serving the public the least.Dany wrote:What are the options? I feel like I missed this.
Surely there's a corresponding biglaw spa retreat for the non-proles in the class?
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i signed up for it as well (the professionalism thing). Sounds like it could be interesting.
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I never got the September letter; thanks for linking to it.
I listed the high school one and the playground preparation one as my top choices.
Is everyone attending the "Professionalism & Leadership Day"? I'm thinking about signing up for it, which would be a big commitment since I'd need to find clean business casual clothing.
I listed the high school one and the playground preparation one as my top choices.
Is everyone attending the "Professionalism & Leadership Day"? I'm thinking about signing up for it, which would be a big commitment since I'd need to find clean business casual clothing.
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I think a tactleneck would be appropriateBildungsroman wrote:I never got the September letter; thanks for linking to it.
I listed the high school one and the playground preparation one as my top choices.
Is everyone attending the "Professionalism & Leadership Day"? I'm thinking about signing up for it, which would be a big commitment since I'd need to find clean business casual clothing.
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Just a quick note on Student IDs and access to Ratner gym:
I just picked up my ID and headed over to check it out, and the woman at the front desk told me that our (law students') memberships aren't active until the 17th. If we want to purchase memberships until then, it's about $30.
/sadpanda
On the upside, excited for orientation!
I just picked up my ID and headed over to check it out, and the woman at the front desk told me that our (law students') memberships aren't active until the 17th. If we want to purchase memberships until then, it's about $30.
/sadpanda
On the upside, excited for orientation!
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I didn't invent the turtleneck, but I was the first person to realize its potential as a tactical garment.Supreme wrote:I think a tactleneck would be appropriateBildungsroman wrote:I never got the September letter; thanks for linking to it.
I listed the high school one and the playground preparation one as my top choices.
Is everyone attending the "Professionalism & Leadership Day"? I'm thinking about signing up for it, which would be a big commitment since I'd need to find clean business casual clothing.
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I only clicked the high school one. We'll see how that goes.
And business casual for orientation?
Too late.DON’T worry about your Bigelow section assignment.
And business casual for orientation?
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Aww where does it say anything about business casual? Lame.Bildungsroman wrote:I never got the September letter; thanks for linking to it.
I listed the high school one and the playground preparation one as my top choices.
Is everyone attending the "Professionalism & Leadership Day"? I'm thinking about signing up for it, which would be a big commitment since I'd need to find clean business casual clothing.
Also, there is NO WAY I am wearing business casual the normal orientation days. I'll be looking out for one of you gentlemen in a full suit, however
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The events seem a little strange, but I guess I probably won't have anything better to do that day before the dinner. There's probably not a whole lot to lose by going besides a few hours of my time.Bildungsroman wrote:I never got the September letter; thanks for linking to it.
I listed the high school one and the playground preparation one as my top choices.
Is everyone attending the "Professionalism & Leadership Day"? I'm thinking about signing up for it, which would be a big commitment since I'd need to find clean business casual clothing.
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It says business casual or casual, which I'm going to interpret as "wear jeans".
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If it has to do with Myers-Briggs, I like it.
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I think that's only for the thursday professionalism stuff, with business for the tuesday entering students dinner. Otherwise I'm going casual as FUCK.Dany wrote: And business casual for orientation?
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Snuggie?Bildungsroman wrote:I think that's only for the thursday professionalism stuff, with business for the tuesday entering students dinner. Otherwise I'm going casual as FUCK.Dany wrote: And business casual for orientation?
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I like that it gives you priority for future events, so I'll probably do it.Haymarket wrote:The events seem a little strange, but I guess I probably won't have anything better to do that day before the dinner. There's probably not a whole lot to lose by going besides a few hours of my time.
Yup.d34dluk3 wrote:It says business casual or casual, which I'm going to interpret as "wear jeans".
Also, this <3Dany wrote:If it has to do with Myers-Briggs, I like it.
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