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Julius


Joined: 10 Jan 2005
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Re: Leiden's reputation
Sun Jan 30, 2005 09:06 PM
Hi Star, yes it isgetting a bit of a hassle to scroll down every time.. I had a lot of things going on the last days so havent been able to post that much. How are your apllications going? and what about Vietnam, did you already go?
Julius
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Star


Joined: 12 Jan 2005
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Mon Jan 31, 2005 10:55 AM
Hi Star, you surely compete with the "Where are you from?" thread which is still a bit longer ;-)

Hi Russ,
Yes that our list might be a little shorter. Now that you have joined us, we will overtake it soon enough. How is life in London?
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Star


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Re: Re: Leiden's reputation
Mon Jan 31, 2005 11:04 AM
Hi Star, yes it isgetting a bit of a hassle to scroll down every time.. I had a lot of things going on the last days so havent been able to post that much. How are your apllications going? and what about Vietnam, did you already go?
Julius


Ke ai de Julius,
Welcome back!! My applications are going well. I have already accepted Leiden's offer and will further process matters like housing and scholarship applications. I haven't started my trip yet. I am going on the Chinese New Year's day. Guess I will send you some pics about my trip later. Hehe... And you? What's up?
he ni yi yang ke ai de Star (lol)
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Julius


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Tue Feb 01, 2005 01:38 AM
Hey Star, Nice to see your still around! Well, not so much from my side, spending my days in the library and trying to memorize those millions of Chinese characters now and then. My mandarin class starts on Thursday so we can soon switch to Mandarin .... not ;-)
Wo ye he ni yi yang ke ai de
J
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Julius


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Tue Feb 01, 2005 01:45 AM
By the way, I just dropped by the "Where are you from" board, its fun you should do it too...
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Star


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Wed Feb 02, 2005 03:39 PM
zi cheng hen ke ai de Julius,
You sure you want to shift to Mandarin? Pinyin or Chinese characters? If pinyin, it would be like code breaking. Very challenging, but I love it!!!! hahaha

Another challenging thing I am doing now is learning about cooking. My father was a chef, but I know nothing about cooking. But I am enjoying doing it now, just think I can cook on my own when I am in the Netherlands..wonderful,

bi ni ke ai de
Star
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Julius


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Fri Feb 04, 2005 02:58 AM
Hi Star! Sounds good, the supermarkets in NL are quite good you will find most things you need. I am not sure you will find the right ingredients for Chinese food, however, but they do have quite a few Chinese supermarkets as well. My Mandarin class was pretty hard, I think we will have to postpone the Chinese message posting ;-)
I amlloking forward to the Chinese new year by the way, the have a big parade and everything here in NY. When is it exactly, next weekend right?
Julius
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Julius


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Fri Feb 04, 2005 03:54 AM
I forgot: I downloaded this software so lets see if it works: 我现在能书写中文!not bad right?
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Star


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Sun Feb 06, 2005 04:15 AM
很不错哦!很高兴看到你能写中文。中国的春节是在2月9日。祝你玩的愉快!!!So bad that you can't join us in china
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JWK


Joined: 06 Feb 2005
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Re: Leiden's reputation
Mon Feb 07, 2005 07:25 AM
Hallow everyone

I'm Joseph from Indonesia. I also want to pursue my LLM in the Netherlands. Previously I almost sure that I would like to enrol for LLM specializing in International Business Law at Leiden but last week there was Netherland Educational Fair and many netherland universities offer LLM program. Surprisingly, info from that fair, for this year Leiden merge that program into European law so I have to reconsider my option to go to Leiden. Does anyone know about this?

From that fair also I noticed that groningen is the cheapest and they said at the moment they are the no 1 law univ in the netherlands (as you can see in their website) and they have international business law and economic. what do you think about groningen?

thx

PS: this site is so useful. Aside from obtaining lots info you can also meet new friends from all over the world who have the same interest. Nice
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Julius


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Mon Feb 07, 2005 02:21 PM
Hi Star, Hi Joseph,
Joseph: Nice you joined in! I am afraid I cannot tell you much about Groningen though, no. 1 university in NL, I dont know, it always depends who sais that, I havent seen a ranking for the NL so far. But I am sure Star can tell you more about it as she will probably go to Leiden..

Star: At first I thought that you meant my Chinese character writing was "so bad that I cannot join you in China" ;-) but after I deciphered the characters (still takes me quite some time...) I got the real meaning, yes I would love to celebrate it in China! I hope I can go back before the end of the year. But NY is supposed to have the biggest Chinese community outside China so it should be quite authentic (I live right next to Chinatown)..

Julius
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Star


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Mon Feb 07, 2005 05:10 PM
Hallow everyone

I'm Joseph from Indonesia. I also want to pursue my LLM in the Netherlands. Previously I almost sure that I would like to enrol for LLM specializing in International Business Law at Leiden but last week there was Netherland Educational Fair and many netherland universities offer LLM program. Surprisingly, info from that fair, for this year Leiden merge that program into European law so I have to reconsider my option to go to Leiden. Does anyone know about this?

From that fair also I noticed that groningen is the cheapest and they said at the moment they are the no 1 law univ in the netherlands (as you can see in their website) and they have international business law and economic. what do you think about groningen?

thx

PS: this site is so useful. Aside from obtaining lots info you can also meet new friends from all over the world who have the same interest. Nice


Hi Joseph,
nice to meet you! I have been informed of the programme merger. You can find relavent info on their website, which i think you might already have. Yes that this new programme will focus more on business law on the European level, however, they will still have the international level.

I think Groningen is very strong in public law, but Leiden is thought by Dutch ppl to be the best.
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Star


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Re: Re: Leiden's reputation
Mon Feb 07, 2005 05:30 PM
Hi Star, Hi Joseph,
Joseph: Nice you joined in! I am afraid I cannot tell you much about Groningen though, no. 1 university in NL, I dont know, it always depends who sais that, I havent seen a ranking for the NL so far. But I am sure Star can tell you more about it as she will probably go to Leiden..

Star: At first I thought that you meant my Chinese character writing was "so bad that I cannot join you in China" ;-) but after I deciphered the characters (still takes me quite some time...) I got the real meaning, yes I would love to celebrate it in China! I hope I can go back before the end of the year. But NY is supposed to have the biggest Chinese community outside China so it should be quite authentic (I live right next to Chinatown)..

Julius


Julius, the big holiday begins tomorrow... but i am already tired... you know, visiting friends and relatives.... we dont usually have big parades in china, because this is supposed to be a time to spend with family and friends, enjoying a big dinner.

You are going to join the activities in the chinatown? I guess most ppl in chinatown are cantonese... they probably dont make jiao zi at the new year eve. Ppl in the north do this..
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Julius


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Wed Feb 09, 2005 04:14 AM
Yes, I can imagine, sounds like social stress.. I have seen alot of 饺子 here in Chinatown and eaten pretty good ones but you are right, most people here are Cantonese (how did you know?). Anyway, I will join the parade and everything for sure, but first I have to do my homework for the CHinese class, o god. Oh by the way, I saw there is a new master program in Beijing at 北京大学 listed on LLM GUIDE now, have you heard about that one?
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lulu


Joined: 09 Jan 2005
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Re: Leiden's reputation
Sun Feb 13, 2005 03:31 PM
HI guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!ha ha 新年快乐!!!!!!!!!This is Chinese new year now,hope everything of you goes well in 2005.I got offer from the university of Groningen,it is said it's a good school,i'm still wondering if I shall go to UK or the Netherland...how are you?i haven't see u guys for long,I was busy celebrating new year here,let me send my BIG greetings from SHANGHAI,all the best!
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brent


Joined: 13 Feb 2005
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Mon Feb 14, 2005 07:11 AM
Is anyone considering the LLM in Public Law w/ criminal law specialization? I am an American lawyer, practicing for 10 years, trying to choose an LLM program. I have looked at several schools online, but it is difficult to know what the schools are really like. Any feedback?
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Julius


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Mon Feb 14, 2005 01:46 PM
Brent: I am afraid I dont know anything about that. I would advise you to open a new thread with your own topic so that all the users can see what you are asking.

Lulu: Nice to see your back and 新年快乐 to you too! Here in NY there was a parade for the NEw Year, alitlle chaotic but nice, we had the best 架子 afterwards I have had so far outside china. So you are going to Groningen after all?
Julius
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lulu


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Mon Feb 14, 2005 04:26 PM
Julius: nope,i decide not to go to Groningen,there's no courses there interests me.i'd go the UK actually,though a little expensive,i could take the program I like.it's good,isn't it?my interest lies in medical law,do u know something about it?
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Marks


Joined: 13 Feb 2005
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Re: Leiden's reputation
Mon Feb 14, 2005 09:35 PM
Brent, I am also thinking about applying to the Public International Law LLM with International Criminal Law Specialisation offered by Leiden university. There is a Supranational Criminal Law Lectures Series which looks interesting: www.ljil.leidenuniv.nl/index.php3?m=132&c=103 Have you looked at the faculty? The link is: www.llmpil.leidenuniv.nl/index.php3?m=2&c=30
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Star


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Tue Feb 15, 2005 04:06 AM
hi guys,
i am BACK from my trip! How is everybody doing? It seems that some new friends have joined us. Hi to the new friends! Gee, i am so exhausted, my plane was deplayed last night and it was 3AM when i arrived home. What did you do during the festival?
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brent


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Tue Feb 15, 2005 05:25 AM
Marks, thanks for the link. I have not checked out the faculty yet; I have only heard of the school through its connection to the Hague international courts. I am going to subscribe to the international law journal and get up to speed. Has anyone applied to the LLM program yet? Been accepted?

Star, I wish I had time for "the festival" -- too much work getting ready to make this move, which means putting my law practice on hold for at least a year.

Brent
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Julius


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Wed Feb 16, 2005 09:02 PM
Lulu: No I am sorry, I dont know anything about Health Law but if you can afford it, UK is always a very good choice.

Star:
Welcome back! The parade was actually not all that. But we also came a little late, anyway we had good jiaozi afterwards so that saved the day...
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lulu


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Thu Feb 17, 2005 12:47 PM
Hey guys,Time to go back to school.winter vocation is over.it's nice to know u here.Julius,wish you the best for 2005!Hope to see you in Shanghai!Star,i will catch you in Beijing when I go back to Tianjin:)Good luck guys,I love you!
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Julius


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Re: Leiden's reputation
Mon Feb 21, 2005 05:53 AM
Good luck to you too Lulu! Have fun in Europe, wherever you decide to go, I hope I can make it to Shanghai soon. 再见
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Star


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Mon Feb 21, 2005 03:24 PM
Marks, thanks for the link. I have not checked out the faculty yet; I have only heard of the school through its connection to the Hague international courts. I am going to subscribe to the international law journal and get up to speed. Has anyone applied to the LLM program yet? Been accepted?

Star, I wish I had time for "the festival" -- too much work getting ready to make this move, which means putting my law practice on hold for at least a year.

Hi Marks,
sorry i was a bit slow in replying. I am still enjoying my holiday now. I didnt know anyone that has been accepted by the programme you mentioned. But you can check the link of the international criminal law centre at Leiden.

Brent
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