Hey people, I created an msn group called CLS2011, welcome to join, and we can chat online. Let's get familiarized with each other before the school starts~ haha!
CLS LLM Class of '11
Posted Apr 08, 2010 05:11
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Hey people, I created an msn group called CLS2011, welcome to join, and we can chat online. Let's get familiarized with each other before the school starts~ haha!
Posted Apr 08, 2010 09:03
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Hey I think these ppl are going to Columbia in NYC. Your group mentions Columbia in Washington DC!!!
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed
<blockquote><blockquote>Hey I think these ppl are going to Columbia in NYC. Your group mentions Columbia in Washington DC!!!</blockquote>
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.</blockquote>
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.</blockquote>
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed
Posted Apr 08, 2010 09:10
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Hey I think these ppl are going to Columbia in NYC. Your group mentions Columbia in Washington DC!!!
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed
Or we just say "thank you" to the host for creating the group and enter it. Since we all know that the host is in DC but CLS is not, we might get over this fact;-)
<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Hey I think these ppl are going to Columbia in NYC. Your group mentions Columbia in Washington DC!!!</blockquote>
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.</blockquote>
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed</blockquote>
Or we just say "thank you" to the host for creating the group and enter it. Since we all know that the host is in DC but CLS is not, we might get over this fact;-)
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.</blockquote>
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed</blockquote>
Or we just say "thank you" to the host for creating the group and enter it. Since we all know that the host is in DC but CLS is not, we might get over this fact;-)
Posted Apr 08, 2010 11:09
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I agree with you, MAB79. I like your attitude. ; )
I agree with you, MAB79. I like your attitude. ; )
Posted Apr 09, 2010 03:06
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Hey I think these ppl are going to Columbia in NYC. Your group mentions Columbia in Washington DC!!!
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed
Really? I think the site is perfectly clear, there's no ambiquity at all. Join the site hosted by someone in DC and show up to school in NY. I think it is great that the site was set up at all.
<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Hey I think these ppl are going to Columbia in NYC. Your group mentions Columbia in Washington DC!!!</blockquote>
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.</blockquote>
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed</blockquote>
Really? I think the site is perfectly clear, there's no ambiquity at all. Join the site hosted by someone in DC and show up to school in NY. I think it is great that the site was set up at all.
I just looked at the FB page. I read it to mean that the host, George, is in Washington DC (also see the host's email address). Columbia University is in NY.</blockquote>
I think the host should change their location or the location should not be displayed</blockquote>
Really? I think the site is perfectly clear, there's no ambiquity at all. Join the site hosted by someone in DC and show up to school in NY. I think it is great that the site was set up at all.
Posted Apr 15, 2010 23:01
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Hi everyone, I got my admission yesterday afternoon, so I'll be joining you this fall!
Hi everyone, I got my admission yesterday afternoon, so I'll be joining you this fall!
Posted Apr 15, 2010 23:22
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Congratulations Tato2010!!!
Congratulations Tato2010!!!
Posted Apr 15, 2010 23:47
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Congratulations Tato2010!!!
Thanks Jamestori, looking forward to see you there!
BTW, is anyone taking parte on any of the Pre-LLM courses?
<blockquote>Congratulations Tato2010!!!</blockquote>
Thanks Jamestori, looking forward to see you there!
BTW, is anyone taking parte on any of the Pre-LLM courses?
Thanks Jamestori, looking forward to see you there!
BTW, is anyone taking parte on any of the Pre-LLM courses?
Posted Apr 16, 2010 00:03
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Hey everyone! I was accepted a week ago and sent my deposit today! so I'll be also joining you this fall!
see u soon in nyc!
Hey everyone! I was accepted a week ago and sent my deposit today! so I'll be also joining you this fall!
see u soon in nyc!
see u soon in nyc!
Posted Apr 16, 2010 17:47
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Rhino 2010: Congrats on getting into CLS!!
Hope to see u there in NY,
Rhino 2010: Congrats on getting into CLS!!
Hope to see u there in NY,
Hope to see u there in NY,
Posted Apr 20, 2010 00:00
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i think the american law course has to be taken for the International students - this is held post orientation and before classes begin on 7sept
i think the american law course has to be taken for the International students - this is held post orientation and before classes begin on 7sept
Posted Apr 20, 2010 01:24
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i think the american law course has to be taken for the International students - this is held post orientation and before classes begin on 7sept
Yea but it's possible to opt out of the class by taking an exam.
<blockquote>i think the american law course has to be taken for the International students - this is held post orientation and before classes begin on 7sept</blockquote>
Yea but it's possible to opt out of the class by taking an exam.
Yea but it's possible to opt out of the class by taking an exam.
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Posted Apr 20, 2010 07:31
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Why would anyone want to opt out? It's a reason to get to CLS earlier! Is it a really boring programme? Actually even if it is uninspiring rubbish, I'm looking forwrad to going back to Uni!
Why would anyone want to opt out? It's a reason to get to CLS earlier! Is it a really boring programme? Actually even if it is uninspiring rubbish, I'm looking forwrad to going back to Uni!
Posted Apr 20, 2010 08:08
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Why would anyone want to opt out? It's a reason to get to CLS earlier! Is it a really boring programme? Actually even if it is uninspiring rubbish, I'm looking forwrad to going back to Uni!
Well I am from a quasi-common law jurisdiction, and the course material was more about common law techniques (plus basic overview of US law) so I opted out. Further, the class is worth 3 points, and that's 3 points that I used instead to study something that I'm more interested in, so I got to take five classes, instead of just four. Anyway even if you opt out, you can attend the lectures; it just means you don't take the exam.
<blockquote>Why would anyone want to opt out? It's a reason to get to CLS earlier! Is it a really boring programme? Actually even if it is uninspiring rubbish, I'm looking forwrad to going back to Uni!</blockquote>
Well I am from a quasi-common law jurisdiction, and the course material was more about common law techniques (plus basic overview of US law) so I opted out. Further, the class is worth 3 points, and that's 3 points that I used instead to study something that I'm more interested in, so I got to take five classes, instead of just four. Anyway even if you opt out, you can attend the lectures; it just means you don't take the exam.
Well I am from a quasi-common law jurisdiction, and the course material was more about common law techniques (plus basic overview of US law) so I opted out. Further, the class is worth 3 points, and that's 3 points that I used instead to study something that I'm more interested in, so I got to take five classes, instead of just four. Anyway even if you opt out, you can attend the lectures; it just means you don't take the exam.
Posted Apr 20, 2010 11:42
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what exam is this?
what exam is this?
Posted Apr 21, 2010 19:52
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Enrolling as well, see you in NY in august!
Enrolling as well, see you in NY in august!
Posted Apr 22, 2010 00:22
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I'm in too, see you all in August!
I'm in too, see you all in August!
Posted Apr 22, 2010 15:08
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what exam is this?
The CIAL exam that is divided in two parts (9/3 first exam and 9/17 second part) and is mandatory for students with a civil law background!
<blockquote>what exam is this?</blockquote>
The CIAL exam that is divided in two parts (9/3 first exam and 9/17 second part) and is mandatory for students with a civil law background!
The CIAL exam that is divided in two parts (9/3 first exam and 9/17 second part) and is mandatory for students with a civil law background!
Posted Apr 22, 2010 21:32
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I am [finally] in too!!! I received and e-mail on Tuesday and a letter today. I have to make a decision by May 1st.
I am [finally] in too!!! I received and e-mail on Tuesday and a letter today. I have to make a decision by May 1st.
Posted Apr 22, 2010 21:37
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what exam is this?
The CIAL exam that is divided in two parts (9/3 first exam and 9/17 second part) and is mandatory for students with a civil law background!
Just two points. First, it's not actually mandatory for students with a civil law background. A German classmate of mine took the opt out exam and didn't have to take the course. Second, apart from those two exams, students who take CIAL will need to submit other writing assignments, like memos, research papers.
<blockquote><blockquote>what exam is this?</blockquote>
The CIAL exam that is divided in two parts (9/3 first exam and 9/17 second part) and is mandatory for students with a civil law background!</blockquote>
Just two points. First, it's not actually mandatory for students with a civil law background. A German classmate of mine took the opt out exam and didn't have to take the course. Second, apart from those two exams, students who take CIAL will need to submit other writing assignments, like memos, research papers.
The CIAL exam that is divided in two parts (9/3 first exam and 9/17 second part) and is mandatory for students with a civil law background!</blockquote>
Just two points. First, it's not actually mandatory for students with a civil law background. A German classmate of mine took the opt out exam and didn't have to take the course. Second, apart from those two exams, students who take CIAL will need to submit other writing assignments, like memos, research papers.
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