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« Reply #15 on: 05-17-10 at 10:36 pm »

Multitasking is not good for us. We should expert in one field.





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« Reply #16 on: 05-18-10 at 11:09 am »

My guess is that if you took out the money and "prestige" factor of being a lawyer, the law schools would empty out.

I would agree that is how it should work, but it is amazing how that is still not the case.  Considering how many heavily-indebted, unemployed, scum-sucking-bottom-feeder recent grads law schools are churning out, applicants law schools are still getting record number of apps.

I sat next to a girl on the EL yesterday who was studying for the LSAT.  I told her to check out this great LSAT test-prep website called abovethelaw.  I felt like I accomplished something that day.

Better get back to my volunteer job before my boss threatens to blackball me out of the legal community Smiley
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« Reply #17 on: 05-18-10 at 11:27 am »


I sat next to a girl on the EL yesterday who was studying for the LSAT.  I told her to check out this great LSAT test-prep website called abovethelaw.  I felt like I accomplished something that day.


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« Reply #18 on: 05-18-10 at 02:54 pm »

I sat next to a girl on the EL yesterday who was studying for the LSAT.  I told her to check out this great LSAT test-prep website called abovethelaw.  I felt like I accomplished something that day.

Weee-ooow.  The story on the Mintz,Levin 2010 grads deferrals is painful.  Deferred to 2012 with a $2500/mo stipend, BUT the stipend doesn't start until April 2011.  And they can take a $15K salary advance now that will be taken out of their 2012 salary (if/when).  The writer of the article suggested "Let’s just say that 2010 graduates waiting for a job at Mintz Levin should strongly consider driving a cab or something. "
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« Reply #19 on: 05-18-10 at 03:03 pm »

Where did you see the Mintz Levin story?
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« Reply #20 on: 05-18-10 at 03:05 pm »

"or something. "

May I recommend Panera?  It has been a character building experience for me.  Plus the Frontega Chicken is pretty sweet.
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« Reply #21 on: 05-18-10 at 03:16 pm »

Where did you see the Mintz Levin story?

http://abovethelaw.com/2010/05/mintz-levin-2012-deferral-follow-up/
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« Reply #22 on: 05-18-10 at 03:17 pm »

"or something. "

May I recommend Panera?  It has been a character building experience for me.  Plus the Frontega Chicken is pretty sweet.

Now I want soup in a bread bowl for dinner.  Thanks pete.
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« Reply #23 on: 05-18-10 at 08:13 pm »

I know it's too late Petethenobody, but in future I recommend a stronger dose of reality for lemmings like the one you encountered on the train.

"Wanting people to listen, you can't just tap them on the shoulder anymore. You have to hit them with a sledgehammer, and then you'll notice you've got their strict attention."
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I'd suggest bigdebtsmalllaw or temporaryattorney.
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« Reply #24 on: 05-18-10 at 08:45 pm »

But the names of those are too transparent, and I can't pass them off as LSAT test prep sites. 

I think I'll say that those are "money management" sites.  I like that idea.

Anyone else have bread bowl for dinner?  That was actually very tasty. 
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