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Updated list of books/materials available:

Constitutional Law
Constitutional Law, Stone, 6th Ed.
Constitutional Law, Chemerinsky, 3rd Ed.

Torts - Heise
Case & Materials on Torts, Epstein, 9th Ed.

LEEWS

Green Glass Windows wrote:Are any upperclassmen still trying to sell their books on here?

I'm selling:
Black Letter Outline: Civil Procedure (8th edition) - Kevin M. Clermont - $15 (I will also throw in the 2010 edition of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for free)
Gilbert Law Summaries: Property (16th edition) - Jesse Dukeminier - $10

All are in excellent condition with minimal highlighting/writing. I'm in Ithaca now so I can get them to you whenever, either by meeting up or "flexing" them to you (i.e., leaving them in your flex folder on the lower level of the law school).

PM me your best offer if interested.

I'm also looking for books if anyone else wants to let me know what they have. Just got to Ithaca, so I'm around to pick them up.

I have some older editions of books I picked up and will part with SUPER cheap if people are interested.

Well, this has been fun so far.

top30man wrote:Well, this has been fun so far.

Do we know who you are?

Which events are mandatory for day two of orientation (besides the small section meeting?)

msblaw89 wrote:

top30man wrote:Well, this has been fun so far.

Do we know who you are?

I love that you've all outed yourselves to one another and formed a gunner click.

Many people know who I am at least.

T00L wrote:Many people know who I am at least.

I do! Muhaha

msblaw89 wrote:

T00L wrote:Many people know who I am at least.

I do! Muhaha

Likewise. ... I have a good guess as to what year you were born too

T00L wrote:

msblaw89 wrote:

T00L wrote:Many people know who I am at least.

I do! Muhaha

Likewise. ... I have a good guess as to what year you were born too

Curious?

top30man wrote:

T00L wrote:

msblaw89 wrote:

T00L wrote:Many people know who I am at least.

I do! Muhaha

Likewise. ... I have a good guess as to what year you were born too

Curious?

1989

This class doesn't sound weird at all

mths wrote:This class doesn't sound weird at all

Aschup is convinced that we are going to bump uglies. Merit?

HBBJohnStamos wrote:

mths wrote:This class doesn't sound weird at all

Aschup is convinced that we are going to bump uglies. Merit?

#pause

HBBJohnStamos wrote:

mths wrote:This class doesn't sound weird at all

Aschup is convinced that we are going to bump uglies. Merit?

This is just. Wow.

So I realized that I REALLY don't want to be cold called on in Rossi's class

msblaw89 wrote:So I realized that I REALLY don't want to be cold called on in Rossi's class

Sure you do.

you guys have info. on the class profile?

Arbiter213 wrote:

msblaw89 wrote:So I realized that I REALLY don't want to be cold called on in Rossi's class

Sure you do.

You caught me

justonemoregame wrote:you guys have info. on the class profile?

Unfortunately not more than what I posted earlier. 194 students, so a decline of 8 (per ABA data, no idea if its right). No LSAT/GPA medians announced.

top30man wrote:

justonemoregame wrote:you guys have info. on the class profile?

Unfortunately not more than what I posted earlier. 194 students, so a decline of 8 (per ABA data, no idea if its right). No LSAT/GPA medians announced.

and only 43% female..which I think was a drop

Do any of you newbies want to go gorge jumping tomorrow?

A few of us might be going to Second Dam around 3 or so.

DIRECTIONS

If you have a GPS: Plug in 100 Penny Lane, then skip to Step 6, below.

If you don't have a GPS:
1) From Myron Taylor Hall, go down College and take a left on Dryden (uphill)
2) Go up till the light and take a right, but not a sharp right (a wide 90°) onto Cornell St.
3) Continue down Cornell St until the light, and take a left on State St at the light.
4) Continue down this road (it becomes Slaterville Rd) for .9 miles. Take a right onto Lois Ln, into some neighborhood called "Commonland Community" or something New Age like that.
5) Take the first right onto Penny Lane.
6) A little ways down, on the left between two houses (right where the houses change shades from light brown to dark brown,) there is a small white sign next to a worn path that says No Swimming, etc. etc. Park along the road anywhere near there (there should already be cars there) and go down the path.
7) It's a ten minute hike. Don't take any turnoffs or creepy gates. There is one place where the path Ts, and noticeably splits left/right (you'll see a pond off to the left.) Go right. This will eventually become a ten-foot wide gravel road. Follow this until you see a flat rock staircase on your left (and probably hear people shouting.) Take the stairs down and you're there.

There's a really nice dammed-off reservoir surrounded by mountains, and you can jump off the rocks into the water. The lowest jumps are about three feet off the water, up to 50-60 feet, so whatever you're comfortable with. Bring *tennis shoes*, a bathing suit, beer, burgers, a grill, whatever.

Here's a video. Ignore the stupid music.

So who's down for this boat cruise?