So..........the KU rebel bbs

[pike]

i wish kstate had a rebel bbs.

 

[Rams]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are rough ridin' Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

[DQ12]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are rough ridin' Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

Where did BSAC graduate from?  This answer will practically be the determining factor on where I apply.

[EMAWgeddon]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are rough ridin' Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

Where did BSAC graduate from?  This answer will practically be the determining factor on where I apply.

Best tip in life I can ever give you ever: don't go to law school.

[Dugout DickStone]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are effing Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

BZZZT.  Wrong.  Turn in your bluebook.

[EMAWgeddon]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are rough ridin' Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

They count people employed as bartenders in those figures.

[Dugout DickStone]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are effing Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

They count people employed as bartenders in those figures.

and at public defenders office, and legal aid, and as a contract attorney...."% employed" is very misleading.

[sonofdaxjones]

Well if it hasn't really been said about Rams, than I shall say it.

Squawk, Squawk, Squawk . . . you know it.

[fatty fat fat]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

[yat]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

wow - that's a lot of venom for a fatty post.  Did somebody "42" his acct.?

[bakerman]

 

[Dugout DickStone]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

Not saying ku is the enemy.  Just have a poorly regarded law school.  Academically ku and ksu are the same thing.  State schools without a lot of resources.  ku shouldn't have a law school because they don't do it well.  no biggie.  I'd oppose KSu adding any post-grad schools that don't relate to animals or soil.

[deputy dawg]

1.  Whatever ranking being considered, ku pimps themselves wholesale, and massage stats to get the best ranking possible.  Think of the standards of the athletic program writ large for the university in general.  In other words, ku, institutionally, will say or do anything to make themselves look better than they are.
2.  NEVER, ever ask a ku student/grad about their quality of education.  They are brainwashed into believing they are getting / got an Ivy League equivalent education when it's often worse than mediocre.  More often than not, a student could get into a better degree program at K-State or WSU.
3.  ku, institutionally, is the master of self-promotion.

[OregonSmock]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

Not saying ku is the enemy.  Just have a poorly regarded law school.  Academically ku and ksu are the same thing.  State schools without a lot of resources.  ku shouldn't have a law school because they don't do it well.  no biggie.  I'd oppose KSu adding any post-grad schools that don't relate to animals or soil.

KU is a significantly better school than K-State.   The endowments aren't even close.   

[fatty fat fat]

you're all idiot kansans. jesus. have some pride in your f*cking state.

[DQ12]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are rough ridin' Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

Where did BSAC graduate from?  This answer will practically be the determining factor on where I apply.

Best tip in life I can ever give you ever: don't go to law school.

Thanks for the tip bad person.

[Dugout DickStone]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

Not saying ku is the enemy.  Just have a poorly regarded law school.  Academically ku and ksu are the same thing.  State schools without a lot of resources.  ku shouldn't have a law school because they don't do it well.  no biggie.  I'd oppose KSu adding any post-grad schools that don't relate to animals or soil.

KU is a significantly better school than K-State.   The endowments aren't even close.   

lollers.

[EMAWgeddon]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are rough ridin' Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

Where did BSAC graduate from?  This answer will practically be the determining factor on where I apply.

Best tip in life I can ever give you ever: don't go to law school.

Thanks for the tip bad person.

It's a pretty good tip 

[Dugout DickStone]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are effing Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

Where did BSAC graduate from?  This answer will practically be the determining factor on where I apply.

Best tip in life I can ever give you ever: don't go to law school.

Thanks for the tip bad person.

It's a pretty good tip 

It sure is in 2011.

[OregonSmock]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

Not saying ku is the enemy.  Just have a poorly regarded law school.  Academically ku and ksu are the same thing.  State schools without a lot of resources.  ku shouldn't have a law school because they don't do it well.  no biggie.  I'd oppose KSu adding any post-grad schools that don't relate to animals or soil.

KU is a significantly better school than K-State.   The endowments aren't even close.   

lollers.

KU's endowment is over $1 billion.  K-State's is roughly $260 million.  That's a huge difference.  Your campus is also really small.

[DQ12]

2 high school buddies graduated Vandy (17th) and Duke Law (11th) respectively . . . their usual reaction to ku law (67th)  

Really?  This is what you're going with here? 

The only subjective measures that means anything in the rankings is the percentage of graduates employed after graduation and faculty to student ratios.  KU Law scores very well in those categories.  The other measures they take into account are effing Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) because they're self-fulfilling and the school can't do anything about it.  Surveys of judges, acceptance rates, LSAT scores, etc.  Those will always score high as long as the ranking is high and the ranking will always be high as long as those things score well.  It's why the rankings hardly ever change.

Where did BSAC graduate from?  This answer will practically be the determining factor on where I apply.

Best tip in life I can ever give you ever: don't go to law school.

Thanks for the tip bad person.

It's a pretty good tip 

It sure is in 2011.

I SAID "THANKS."
 

[Dugout DickStone]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

Not saying ku is the enemy.  Just have a poorly regarded law school.  Academically ku and ksu are the same thing.  State schools without a lot of resources.  ku shouldn't have a law school because they don't do it well.  no biggie.  I'd oppose KSu adding any post-grad schools that don't relate to animals or soil.

KU is a significantly better school than K-State.   The endowments aren't even close.   

lollers.

KU's endowment is over $1 billion.  K-State's is roughly $260 million.  That's a huge difference.  Your campus is also really small.

You're serious?  I thought you were joking by comparing endowments.

I know you are joking by comparing "campus size"

[EMAWgeddon]

call me a squawk, slut.

KU is not the enemy in the grand scheme of things. Get that through your head, f*ck.

Not saying ku is the enemy.  Just have a poorly regarded law school.  Academically ku and ksu are the same thing.  State schools without a lot of resources.  ku shouldn't have a law school because they don't do it well.  no biggie.  I'd oppose KSu adding any post-grad schools that don't relate to animals or soil.

KU is a significantly better school than K-State.   The endowments aren't even close.   

lollers.

KU's endowment is over $1 billion.  K-State's is roughly $260 million.  That's a huge difference.  Your campus is also really small.

Are you counting the field of hay bales on Bob Billings?