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4i1dn1 CLASS.
Medal Contests-Alumni Address-Literary
Address-Commencemlut Day
'the annual commencement of New.
berry College was brought to a close
with the commencement day exercises
on Wednesday morning, when four young
vomen and nineteen young men received
their diplomas.
From every standpoint the commen
cement season has been a success, and
.he friends of the college have been in
spired to renewed activity and greater
efforts in her behalf. The actionof the
Alumni Association practically assuring
the erection of the long-needed gymnas
ium at an early date, the establishment
of a scholarship by the large gradua
l.Mon class, the fact that the erection of
enwbuilding for recitation rooms
nd society halls is assured- all these
acts, and many more evidences of new
fe, have made the annual commence
ment just passed an event of great
moment in the history of the institu
The city was full of visitors, and very
large audiences attended all the exer.
Commencement Day.
' The second largest graduation class
in the history of the college, twenty
three young people just commencing
the active duties of the larger life,
strong in hope for the future, eager to
put their four years of training to the
test in the big world without, greeted
the large audience which assembled in
the opera house on Wednesday morning.
Eight members of the class had been
selected to deliver orations. These,
with their subjects, were:
M. E. Abrams, Whitmire, "When the
World Grows Old."
J. W. Ballentine, Leesville, "Chris
tian Character."
G. C. Merchant, Jalapa, "The Bubble
A. V. Roesel, Augusta, Ga., "The
Decay of Superstition."
J. H. Shealy, Little Mountain, "Obli
gations of Educated Men."
G. P. Voigt, Wilmington, N. C., "The
Confidence of Ignorance."
B. T. Wise. Plains, Ga., "The Bor
R. H. Wise, Plains, Ga., "Whati
There was na valedictory, three mem
bers of the class having been awarded
the honor .without distinction: Messrs.
G. C' Mefchant, M. E. Abrams, an
G. P. Voigt.
At the conclusion of the very credit
able orations, the degrees were con.
ferred by President Geo. B. Cromer ai
The degree of Bachelor of Arts upor
J. W. B3allentine, Leesville; L. A. Black
Wyse's Ferry; F. G. Crout, Leesville
D. S. Hlaltiwanger, Ballentine; G. C
Merchant, Jalapa; I. C. Sease, Pros
p)erity; J. H. Shealy, Little Mountain
G. P. Voigt, Wilmington, N. C.; J. V
E. Wiles, Lone Star; A. B. Wise, Pros
p)erity; B. T. WVise, Plains, Ga.; R. H
Wine. Plains, Ga.
The degree of Bachelor of Science
upon M. E. Abrams, Whitmire; D. A
Epting, Pine Ridge; P. F. Gilder, New
berry; Conrad Hartz, Ehrhardt; A. V
Roesel, Augusta. Ga.; G. C. Switten
berg, Jalapa; Miss Eva Teague, New
The degree of Bachelor of Philosoph:
upon Miss Marguerite Cromer, New~
berry; Miss Vera G. Housoal, New
berry, Miss H. Elizabeth Schumperi
The degree of Master of Arts was
conferred upon Mr. J. M. Johnson, c
the class of 1902.
Dr. Cromer in addressing the grad
uating class after conferring the de
grees, said, inter alia: "You are gein
out now wvith your blood tingling an
bounding in your veins. But tomorro,
these flowers will have withered, an
in a few (lays you will begin to fir
that not all the old fogies are old fogie:
that not all the young blood( and tU
vigorous blood, not all the absence<
old1 fogyism is to be found in the undeo
graduates of a college. You wvill fir>
that there is a dusty way. By the wva:
I observe that your class motto is, "19
palm without dust." And yet we se
our best handkerchiefs flicking tI
dust from our p)atent-leather shoe
Find out as soon as you can find out tI
thing that you ought to do next, at
when you have detnrmined what y<
ought to do next, do it. The end<
edlucation is moral efficiency. Life aft<
all is made up of relationship and ada
tation, finding out our place and pu
ting ourselves in that place, doing fait
fully the wvork wec are called to do.
"In suridering these ties today, v
have less regret because wo have;
much hope, because we believe you a
going out with high p)romnise-of go
things for you, because we believe th
you will (10 whatever you are called to
seriously and p)romptly and earnest
and punctually. 1 have little pation
for the man who does not keel) I
appointment, w~ho has not something
do, and wvho does not earnestly a
steadfastly do it at the appointed tin
in the best possible way."
During the morning the audience lI
orally bestowed applause and flowei
and the stage, before the exercit
were over, had become one great mou
of roses and sweet peas and magnoli
and nasturtiums and all the beauti:
flowers which mark the approach of the
glad commencement season.
The John M. Kinard medal annually
awarded to that member of the Fresh
man class who shall stand the best ex
amination for admissiou into the Sopho
more class, was awarded to Miss Sara
Rawl, of Newberry. Honorable men
tion to Miss Helen Smith, of Newberry,
and Mr. J. H. Riser, of Etheridge.
Presentation by the Rev. S. H. Zim
The Thos. W. Holloway and W. A.
Moseley Sophomore Greek medal was
awarded to Mr. J. C. Hipp, of New
berry, with honorable mention to
Messrs. J., E. Hipp, A. F. Swygert,
and J. C. Lybrand. The marks as an
nounced were: J. C. Hipp, 99 1-2; J.
E. Hipp, 99; A. F. Swygert, 98; J. C.
Lybrand, 96. Presentation by the Rev.
S. C. Ballentine.
The 0. B. Mayer History medal,
offt red to the member of the Senior
class standing the best examination on
American history, was awarded Mr.
G. P. Voigt, of Wilmington. Honor
able mention to Mr. G. C. Merchant.
Presentation by lon. A. F. Lever.
The George S. Mower Essay medal,
offered that member of the graduation
class who has written the best essay
on a subject designated by the faculty,
was awarded Mr. G. C. Merchant, of
Jalapa.. Subject for this year, "Na
ture's Prodigality." Presentation by
Dr. Jas. P. Kinard, of Winthrop Col
Junior Oratorical Contest.
The contest by the members of the
Junior class for the gold medal given
each year by Messrs. Y. J. Pope and
0. L. Schumpert to that member of the
class producing the best oration, took
place on Monday night. The exercises
were attended by the largest audience
of the week filling the opera house to
its capacity.
By unanimous decision of the commit
tee, the medal was awarded to Mr. C.
W. Riser, of Etheridge, Saluda county.
Eight members of the class to take
part in this contest had been selected by
the faculty at a preliminary contest
held , in college chapel. They, with
their subjects, were as follows:
H. J. Black, Dupont, S. C., "Peace
ful Conquest."
L. M. Bouknight, Irmo, S. C.,
"What's the Use?"
H. H. Haltiwanger, Chapin, S. C.,
"Our Nation's Flag."
E. W. Hiers, Weimer, S. C., "The
Ascendancy of Man."
T. K. Johnstie, Newberry, S. C.,
"Robert E. Lee--His Deeds Are His
J. R. McKittrick, Kinards, S. C.,
"Heights Attained by Others Challenge
C. W. Riser, Leesville, S. C., "Lead
era of Men."
W. B. Seabrook, Newberry, S. C.,
"The Eternal City."
I The following gentlemen acted as a
committee of judges: Hon. A. F. Lever,
Dr. Jas. P. Kinard, of Winthrop, the
Rev. S. H. Zimmerman, Messrs. F. L.
;Bynum, W. H. Wallace, and M. A. Car
The medal was presented to Mr. Riser
;by Hon. A. F. Lever. Congresmran
Lever congratulated all the young ge.n
- tlemen, saying the contest had been
unusually good. He hoped for the suc
cessful one, who had been awarded the
decision by a unanimous vote, that this
would be only the beginning for him as
-an orator. The taking of this mcdal
must not be the ending, he said.
- As Mr. Lever said in his presentation
-speech, the contest was unusually good.
All the young gentlemen acquitted them
felves with credit, and received the close
'attention of the large audience.
- The Alumni Address.
The annual address before the Alumni
Association was delivered on Tuesday
a morning by Mr. Jno. R. Leavell, of
Greenwood, who graduated from New
berry College in the class of 1881.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by the Rev. P. H. E. Derrick.
g The speaker was introduced by Hon.
d Arthur Kibler, President of the Alumni
V Association.
d Mr. Leavell announced as his theme for
d the occasion, "A Study of the Times."
' Trusts, strikes, the differences between
e capital andl labor, are some of the most
fimportant of the problems which con
front us today, said the speaker. All
d must be adjusted in accordance with
,the most advanced ideas of right and
0 justice.
I The speaker first took up a study of
e4 the politIcal situation. Money is power -
-so influential that courts and legislatore
e are swept before it even as chaff befor<
d the wind. The final result is an eterna
u fight between capital and labor, making
the rich richer and the poor poorer, grindi
er ing into the dust with its Iron heel th<
P- laboring classes, who are she mainsta:
t- and support of thisanation. If our states
h-men are to shape the destiny of thil
State so as to add to her strength an<
ie glory they must be men of high moral
so ity, having the highest respect for th<
re moral law. Along with our ra'pid stridei
xl in commercial and industrial progress
at we need the moral and intellectual de
10 velopment, which alone can give hono
ly and glory to our nation.
ee The speaker next took up a study o
his the physical view, saying that there cai
to be no objection to the study of p)hysica
nd culture in our colleges, so long asi
e; does not become the principal study
When athletic exercises interfere wit
b- the students' routine work, however
.s, they should be confined to more narro'
es limits.
nd The speaker strongly condemned somi
,as points in the State's common scho<
rul educational system, aying- that th
State is delegating to herself powers
which are not properly hers. I do not
believe, said Mr. Leavell, that the
common school system is developing
that high character which the State
needs and demands.
Are we not building on a dangerous
foundation? Are we not aiding the ad
vaicement of infidelity and agnosticism
by a failure to impart religious instruc
tion? Are we not rearing men whose
knowledge of foot-ball and boat racing
will be infinitely greater than their
knowledge of the science of life and the
management of government?
Gentlemen of the Association, I ap
peal to you to step out from the old
methods, forms and inactivities and put
forth greater effort for the advance
ment of Christian education. You who
have sat at the feet of Gamaliel and
learned, do all in your power to build
up this correct system of education, for
on its success largely depends the future
welfare of this State. On its success
depends the highest development of the
moral character of our citizens-their
best welfare and highest happiness.
The Literary Address.
The address before the Literary So
cieties was delivered on Tuesday eve
ning by President Henry L. Smith, of
Davidson College, N. C. The speaker
reviewed the wonderful achievements
of the century that has passed, and the
bright outlook for still more wonderful
achievements in the hundred years to
come. Dr. Smith is a brilliant thinker
and an interesting talker, and he re
ceived the close and undivided atten
tion of his large audience on Tuesday
The exercises were opened with
prayer by the Rev. R. E. Livingaton.
The speaker was introduced by Dr.
Geo. 13. Cromer.
Dr. Smith said that the century so
recently swept away by the flood of
years was the most memorable history
ever recorded.- It was marked by in
vention and achievement, the emanci
pation of the individual mind and the
conquest of nature's secrets. He had
decided tonight, if possible, to lift the
veil and show some of the wonderful
inventions of the coming years. He
had chosen as his subject "Some of the
Dreams of Modern Scientists." What
are the practical scientists of today
dreaming of?
One hundred and twenty-five years
ago men began to learn something of
nature and from that year to this there
have been coming to light every few
years wonderful inventions which have
changed entirely the manner of life
every one flashing its wonderful bril
liance into the intellectual world, and
then a quiet period succeeding. But I
tell you, during the last twenty-five
years these wonders have not come
singly, but in battalions. What will be
next? I have decided tonight to lift
the veil for you and to speculate upon
what a thousand dreamers in a thou
sand laboratories are working upon. I
am going to confine myself to four or
five so as to show you their far reach
ing significance and the difficulties ir
the way of their achievement.
The first of these, wvhich wvill revolu
tionize the mode of living of ever)
family in the civilized world is a cheap,
durable and efficient storage battery.
The speaker clearly explained the con.
struction and uses of the storage bat.
tery-the running of electric fans, au
tomobiles, etc. It is the most feasibb
power for any vehicle. In a grea'
many respects, it is an ideal means o:
propelling vehicles over the ground
The direanm of a thousand experimenter
is to make a light storage battery- -o
wood, or celuloid, or similar substanc<
-one in which there is no waste, an<
which will give back at least nine
tenths of the power p)ut into it. The mal
who invents this will speedily become;
multi-millionaire. Two-thirds of th
locomotives will go out of commission
We will have light, incredibly swif
cars propelled by the storage battery
Another thing that would change th
whole face of civilized society. Th
one great nuisance in a city is a horsE
The horse is at the foundation of hal
the ills of civilized life, and th
storage battery would banish the hors<
The next dIreanm of the modlern scier
tist is the manufacture and productic
of cold light At p)resent we can
make light without making heat. I
an ordinary lamp you pay about 98<
99 cents for heat. that you d'. not wai
in order to pay one or two cents for tI
light whlich you (do wvant. Thler.e is su<(
a thing as cold light. Around the Soul
Pole tonight there are millions of mnila
of ice and snowv lighted by t'he Auro:
Borealis. That's cold light. If y<
catch a lightning hug here tonight, I
guarantee you wvon't be burned. Th
is cold light. So we see there is such
thing in the world as cold light. Nc
for m.n astounding calculation: T
amount of energy given off by an or<
nary candIle is twelve foot p)ounds
-minute. One p)ound of coal burn
gives 12,000,000 foot poundls of ener2
If I could convert all that p)oundl of c<
into light with~out heat I would have
mue'i light as is given by 1,000,0
Scandles in one minute.
The third dream is the p)erfection
- jwireless telegraphy. Dr. Smith e
r plained the workings of wireless tel
graphy. It is the very same in t
f Iet:ier that noise andl the hearing of it.a
in the air. The objection to it is that a
.1I signal will affect any receiver wherev
t it may be. The miesages interfere wi
.one another. Another great objecti
h Iis that you can't send messages vt
, far. In 1894 we could send a wireb
v mespage only 7 or 8 feet. In 1901 M;
coni sent messages across the Atlan
e ocean. Let that continue for a f
>l years and one difficulty will have b<
e donne nanay with. The only way
difficulty of the confusion of messages
will ever be solved is the invention of
a receiver so adjusted that it will re
spond only to one note. If those two
difficulties could be removed then inag
ination fails to picture how knowledge
could. be' transferred all around and
about us.
Another great dream more important
than any of them' or all of them put to
gether, perhaps. What mankind wants
more than anything else is power. That
is the great desideratum of the human
race. And yet with all the clamoring
for it we are living in an ocean of
power. The human race is almost dy
ing for power, and yet we are floating
on a Amazon of it and have not yet
learned to dip a bucket into it. This
great power is the heat from the sun
light, which now is only wasted. Touse
this power is one of the dreams that is
beckoning on science. There is enough
power from the heat of the sun shine
on one acre of ground to run ten cotton
mills of 500 horse power each-about
one horse power to the square yard of
I have one more dream - the artificial
manufacture of food. With all the
things that chemistry can make, it
can't make food. From the planting
of the wheat it takes seven or eight
months to make a biscuit. We take
the wheat and mix it with a little water
and other things and say we made that
biscuit. It's not so, nature made it by
a laborious process. The wonderful
thing about it is that when you unmake
that biscuit it seems a very simple
thing. Let the biscuit stay on the
stove too long and you will have water
in the air and charcoal on the stove.
The same is true of any kind of vege
table or fruit you ever saw in your life,
and if you will give me one and a quarter
tons of charcoal and a ton of water,
and show me how to put them together,
I will give you two and a quarter tons
of food. The only trouble is toput it to
gether. The same is true of sugar, of
butter. It is not the bread bills that are
breaking your back, you say. It is the
butcher's bill. If you will give me 97
pounds of charcoal and water and three
pounds of nitrogen, 'and show me how
to put them together, I will give you
100 pounds of good, lean beef. Nature
takes a long time to make beef--it has
seemed to me sometimes that she has
taken an age. That is the dream of
our modern chemists-- -to learn how to
take those simple things and put them
together. If we had a chemis.t with
sense enough --but they haven't got it -
to put together the boundless water
supply and the boundless charcoal sup
ply, and the boundless nitrogen supply
of the world-all the problems of life
will have been solved. This dream is
not unreasonable, and I would not be
surprised bofore I die to eat artificial
and nourishing food out of. a chemical
laboratory. .
The speaker said this morning he in
tendd to make a hortatory address,
but he wanted to give them something
to think of other than the commonplace
-to get them interested ,in some of the
movements which will turn the world
Now I hor" will go home witi;
somnetI.' nk about and witl
sonr ' about.
I w. ., . 'usion, especially t<
congratulate- young people begin
ning life tomorrow, to congratulati
them upon stepping out into the work
in an age so full of progress, achieve
ment, inspiration and stimulus to thi
-young man. Never' was' there a tim<
since the world was made when the out
look for the young man was so full o:
inspiration as it is today, and I want t4
congratulate these young men tha
they are facing the future when iti
so full of hope.
Cards are out announcing the nmar
riage of Miss Annie Belle Wise to Mr. .J
F. Br'owne, at Grace Lutheran church
Prosperity, at 8.30 o'clock on Tuesday
June 23. Miss Wise is a daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wise, of Prosperity
She is a talented and charming youn
elady, a g radluate of Elizabeth Collegei
the class of 1902, and has many warr
friends throughout the county an
State. Mr. B3rowne is at p)resent casl
" ier in the Bank of Prosperity and
t well and favorably known. The man
n friends of both the young p)eop)le ai
r looking forw ard to the happy event wil
ta great (deal of p)leasure.
hi Struck by Lightning.
h Mr. J1. J. Epting's residence, in tI
ms St. Paul's section of the county, w
a struck by lightning (luring the storm
>ui Sunday night. Vei.y little damage w
'Idone, only a small portion of the weathe
at boarding and ceiling being torn off.
w Reception at the College.
ie Tihe annual reception on the colIc
Ii- campus took place Wednesday nigh
a The rain made the attendance small
Id than it usually is, but there was a go
y. number of persons in attendance, ant
al very p)leasant evening was spent. T
as proceeds were given for the benefit
00 the athletic association of the colleg
of A Fireman's Tournament.
x. Information has been received b)y t
e- Newberry Fire Department that Ch<
be ter will give a fireman's tourname
re durinlg the summer. Newberry wi
my probably enter two teams, a hand r<
er team and a hose wagon teaim,
th - -
Oil Tile trains over the Southern betw(
ry Colu'mbia to Spartanburg are being
as via New berry and Greenville.
tr- Mr. J. L. Kinard, of Etheridge, w
tic is traveling for a wholesale Baltims
~w shoe hlouse, andl who is a graduate
en Newberry College in the class of
he spent ommncnmnt weeki in ile a1
Trains on the Southern Now Runnint to
Columbia and Transfer Being Aade
on'C., N. & L.
For the first time since Sunday New
berry yesterday received an early morn
ing mail direct from Columbia and the
lower part of the State. The Southern's
early passenger between Charleston
and Greenville got in, and got in only a
very few minutes late.
Owing to the wash-outs on the South
ern track between Alston and Columbia,
and a break on the C., N. & L. trestle
just this side of Columbia, Newberry
and points above on these two lines had
no direct railroad connection with the
lower part of the State after Sunday
night. The Southern's track went only
a few minutes after the passage of the
afternoon passenger going into Colum
bia and the C., N. & L. trestle followed
suit about three o'clock Monday morn
On Monday no mail from the lower
prt of the State could be received.
On Tuesday Monday's mail from
Charleston was received around by
Augusta and Greenwood, reaching
here at 3 o'clock in the afternc :n, and
the C., N. & L. connected with a hack
line from Columbia to Irmo and brought
in late in the afternoon Tuesday's mails
from Columbia.
Owing to the flood situation, this was
the only service obtainable until yester
day morning when the Southern was
able to begin running its passengers on
regular schedule time.
The break on the C., N. & L. trestle
was more aerious than was at first
thought, and it will be tomorrow at the
earliest before this road will be able to
operate a train through to Columbia.
The hack line which has been in opera
tion, however, will be shortened, and
instead of stopping at Irmo, as hereto
fore, the trains will run to the old Salu
da dam, just three miles west of Co
lumbia, connecting with a hack line at
that point. An-extra was run yester
day and will be run again today, leav
ing the Saluda dam at. 10 o'clock in the
morning viad making the regular con
nections for the up-country. The rega
lar schedule will be operated on the re
It. is reported from Columbia that
"The condition with the Columbia,
Newherry and Laurens is grave. Not
only is the bridge impassable, but the
whole course of the river has been so
changed at. that point. that a much more
substantial structure must replace the
damaged and ruined trestle work. The
receding waters effected the damage to
this bridge and the island was almost
washed away. Consequently instead of
a trestle a new bridge must be built.
Mr. Surnmersett thinks that the damage
ctm beleplaced temporarily and trains
be runing by Saturday."
Mr. Phil. Flynn, of Union, is in New
Messrs. .J. E. Renwick an:l UI. A.
Copeland, of Union, are in the city.
Mr. J. D.' Luther, of Columbia, was
-in Newberry (luring commencement.
Glenn Springs' Mineral Water is nat
ture's specific remedly for liver troubles.
There have been only a number of
small cases in the Mlayor's court this
'Mr. J1. J1. Kibler has been elected tc
teach the Rutherford .ichool for the next
Prof. D). Rahn Riser, p)rincipal of the
Ninety--Six graded seniool, was in New
berry this week.
Mr. John B. Bedenbaugh, of thc
-lower part of the county, spent thc
week in the city.
Mr. Milledge H. Lipscomb, of Ninety
,Six, is in the city the guest of Mr. J. W,
f M. Simmons.
.Master Herman D)aniel, of Columbia
g is spendling a few wveeks with friend:
n and relatives in the city.
n The annual meeting of the stockhold
d ers of the Bank 'of iProsperity will bl
- held at Prosperity on July 14.
H -eavy rains and windls have carrie
yaway several bridges in the county an
h considerably dlamagedl crops.
Rev. P. HI. E. D)errick, of P'rosperit2
a gradluate of the college in the classc
'82, sp)ent commencement in the cit;
ec Rev. M. Q. Holand, who is now ser'
is ing the Lutheran church at Monroe, t
ma C., spent comme ncement in Newherr;
15 Rain fell for several hours yest erdi
r- afternoon. 'There was al very hes
black cloud, b)ut it is thought no dar
age was (lone.
geMost of the Newberry College st
it. (dents left yesterdlay for their homes
er various parts of this State and ini ot.h
0(1. States.
I a TIhe Rev. S. C. Hallentine, of Whi
he Rock, and the Rev. R. E. Livingsto
of of Bakersville, spent commncenme
e. week in Newberr~y.
Messrs. Jan. W . Riser, .Jon. C. Go
gans, W. M. Mayes, A. L. Mlatthewt
he Hlomer Schamport, H unter, S. Ari
.5- Bloozer, anid LIs AV5Johnson, are' hmo
nt~ from Clemson College.
ill Congressmn A. 1". Lever~ spent tl
ael week ini Newberry and( took a pron
nent part in thme conmmncement e~xer<
sen. Congressman Lever is a graduae
en of the 'college in the class of '95.
uin Mr. and Mrs. J1. L. Aull, of Gree
woodl county, who attended the col
'ho mencement exercises of Lenoir Colle5
)re at Hickory, N. C., recently, stoppl
of over in Newberry to take in the co
96, mencement here, and1( ar visiti
Miss Burnett Resigns--Her Successor
And a Principal To Be Chosen,
At the meeting of the Board of Trus
tees of the Newberry Graded Schools,
held yesterday afternoon, Prof. 13. 11.
Johnstone was re-lected supe-iriten!..'
Trihe resigat ion of liss irtil t w!is
received. A izti, te.w!hetr to fill 6 is
Vacancy and a male priincipal will he
chosen on the 18th1.
IM. A. J. lOWllRS.
The begree of Doctor of Divinity Conferred
By irskine College.
At the amual meeting of the lioard
of Trustees of laskiniv College, held
this week, the degree of I)oet.or of )i
vinity was oiferred upon the Rev. A.
J. Bowers, of this city. The pleasure
with which this information was re
ceived in Newberry was very clearly
shown at the opera hollse onl 'ITi'uesday
night, when )r. Cromer reiad a tele
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) – Funeral arrangements have been announced for Andrew Boldt.
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Visitation will be from 3 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. CT. A funeral mass will be held at 7 p.m.
Friends from Purdue University are welcome to attend.
In lieu of flowers, the family is asking all donations be made to the Andrew Boldt Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Fund will give financial aid to help students in the Catholic parishes in Washington County attend either Marquette University High School where Boldt attended or the all-girls Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, also in Milwaukee.
Awards will be given to students who exemplify the character and spirit of Andrew, carrying on his legacy of excellence.
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We're going to start with an opera by Richard Strauss. Strauss's operatic catalog is intriguing in the variety of styles that he wrote in. He wrote modernist music and neo-classical material, and even used waltzes in Der Rosenkavalier. Tonight we're going to hear one of his most modern works, Elektra. The opera premiered in 1909, during the height of the Expressionist period in art, and makes extensive use of the sort of chromaticism and dissonance that we normally hear from composers like Schoenberg and Berg. It was Strauss's follow-up to his extremely popular opera Salome, which was also modernist, but Elektra finds Strauss at his most aggressive. In fact, Strauss would moderate his future operas to be less dissonant, while still retaining the vivid chromatic harmonies that he was so good at composing.
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Related articles
- Daddy's dead; mom must pay: Lyric Opera's not-to-be-missed Elektra (chicagoreader.com)
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Unaccredited Texas Trash Pit: University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law
Tuition: This pile of waste has not yet opened its filthy doors. Of course, that doesn't stop these pigs from charging non-resident, full-time students $23,760 in tuition - for the 2014-2015 school year. In-state, full time UNT law students will be charged a rate of $12,540 for 2014-2015, once the $1,500 partial tuition waiver is applied.
Why Attend This Vile Toilet?: In the pigs' own words:
We are a new law school, with a fresh emphasis on learning by doing. We utilize the best instructional practices, offer engaged, experiential and collaborative learning, and provide ongoing assessment for our students. Since sound legal judgment is cultivated by experience, we give you ample opportunities to do real law. Most of our upper level courses include a "lab" component that applies the subject matter while developing practical competencies. And our students actively participate in practice settings while receiving mentoring and guidance." [Emphasis mine]
You will still be taught by failed attorneys known as "law professors." Most of these dolts will have roughly seven minutes of experience as lawyers. If "the law" is so wonderful and amazing, why aren't these old bitches and hags practicing?!?! Plus, this school has no alumni network at all!
Message from the Swine Dean: Arlen Specter-doppelganger Royal Furgeson puts forth the following reason for attending his outhouse:
"So you want to go to law school. Why should you consider us, the UNT Dallas College of Law, a brand new school? Without making any extravagant promises, I can think of a few reasons, and not simply because I am the Dean.
Our goal is to be a teaching law school, concentrating on student learning, but with a different vision of what that means. For one thing, in the first year and beyond, your courses will include periodic feedback and assessments during the course, not the usual single test at the end of each semester. This will help you know how well you are learning the material, and how to improve. It also will help us monitor how effectively we are teaching. We don't want anyone to fall behind if we can prevent it. So we will be challenging you, but we will also be supportive." [Emphasis mine]
Cockroach Specter, you will recall, was the author of the idiotic "magic bullet" theory, in order to help cover up the November 22, 1963 assassination that took place in Dealey Plaza - and he went to Yale Law School! In the final analysis, Furgeson is also grasping at straws - in an attempt to justify his unaccredited filth pit's existence. It goes without saying that this periodic feedback will not create any additional lawyer job openings in the state. Plus, legal employers outside of Texas will not be looking at UNT Dallas Commode of Law grads.
Epic Flush of UNT Dallas COL: Back on July 6, 2010, Elie Mystal posted a hilarious entry labeled "How to Sell a Law School to Texans." Check out this segment:
"Over the weekend, a tipster sent us the pitch North Texas is using on Texans who don't know any better. Here's the school's headline:
Opening a public law school at the right time in the right place
You have got to be freaking kidding me…
As with the travesty at UMass, the North Texas argument is that North Texas somehow deserves a law school, not whether a new law school is needed (or whether its graduates will be able to find jobs). The website has five bullet points for why it's a good idea to open a public law school in Dallas/Fort Worth. They are exceedingly stupid reasons:
* Since 1980, Texas' population has grown from 14.3 million to an estimated 23.9 million in 2007, but no additional opportunities for legal education have been added.
I'll stipulate that the demand for legal education is up if you stipulate that the supply of actual lawyers has totally saturated the market.
* The last public law school in Texas opened in 1967. Since 2000, the number of bachelor degrees is growing at an average rate of 2,400 per year.
Objection: relevance." [Emphasis mine]
Anyone with an ounce of integrity and honesty realizes that there is no need for another law school in Texas.
The Lawyer Glut in Texas: Catherine Rampell's piece, "The Lawyer Surplus, State by State," was published by the New York Times Economix blog - on June 27, 2011.
According to Economic Modeling Specialists Inc., Texas had the SEVENTH MOST GLUTTED LAWYER JOB MARKET in the entire damn country. Does that sound as if the state needed another piece of garbage law school?!?!
Conclusion: The UniversiTTTTTTy of NorTTTTTTh TTTTTTexas aTTTTTT Dallas Commode of Law is a pathetic joke. As pointed out above, the Texas attorney job market is GLUTTED. There are already nine ABA-accredited diploma mills located in the state. Does anyone with a functioning brain stem believe that Texans are in need of legal representation from waterheads who couldn't get into a real law school?!?! Furthermore, will those clients be able to pay for these garbage services?!
57 comments:
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 11:45 AM
I apologize for making a post which is unrelated to this school but I believe is germane to the whole law school scam.ReplyDelete
I am an attorney and have been practicing law for 22 years. I attended a public law school in the first tier (think in the range of UCLA/UTexas) and graduated with little school loan debt. My legal career took over my life and cost me two marriages and I am paying massive alimony and child support. According to the family court judge, I am in the 1% club of wealthy Americans and thus, I must contribute over 50% of my take home income to my former wives and children. Currently I am in a 12 step program and belong to "Friends of Bill W." support group. It is a burden to sustain my income when this profession is in a free fall. It is more difficult to earn money, get clients, etc. If I cannot pay my current alimony and child support, the family court judge told me she will exercise her mighty power to throw me in jail. When I told her that I may have a haircut on my income, she replied "Well, you will have to make due with less." In other words, if my income decreases, my alimony remains the same and I will just have to struggle.
Anyway, I wanted to talk about a recent fracas I had with my family. My nephew is applying to law school right now. I have tried for years to talk him out of it but he will not listen to me. His mother (my sister) is broke as her ex (my nephew's dad) took off and disappeared somewhere in Asia. I helped pay for my nephew's college but I told him I cannot help him pay for law school because of my financial condition (re: alimony, child support, decline of business, etc.). Recently, my nephew asked me if I would co-sign his law school loans. I told him I would not and I started getting phone calls from my sister, mother, aunts, uncles all reproaching me about why I won't help my nephew. I told my sister if she wants to help her son, take out a mortgage on her house (by the way, she owns a house mortgage free). She gives me some bullshit excuse about how the bank won't give her a loan because she is on disability which I know is a lie because the house is worth $400K and it is all equity. So now I am the bad guy in the family and I have been uninvited for Thanksgiving at my mother's house. I will stick to my guns and not co-sign those student loans. My nephew is looking to attend Brooklyn Law School (which in my opinion is a horrible law school) and I understand it will cost him close to $80 a year for COA. I already helped him with college (he graduated from NYU) and now I am expected to help him achieve is ill perceived "dream." I told my sister that I didn't fuck her and conceive the kid. Perhaps that comment was out of line but I am the black sheep in the family. I will be especially depressed this Thanksgiving knowing I will be alone with no place to go and also knowing that anyone who I ever thought I cared about thinks of me as an ATM machine just because I am a lawyer. Thanks for listening. Nando, keep up the good work.Replies
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 11:49 AM
I meant $80K a year not $80 for Brooklyn Law's COA.Delete
Im sorry to hear that but the other commenters are right. You need to be around people who love + support you. One day your nephew might appreciate the favor you are doing him.Delete
Surely your 12 step program is having a Thanksgiving get-together for those on bad terms with their biological relatives? If not maybe you could organize one. No need for anyone to be alone on that day.
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 5:40 PM
And that is why I've started to give up on the holidays. It's all BS. The only people who care about you are those (e.g. your ex-wife, for example) who can suck money out of you.Delete
And that "care" isn't in a good way, either..
Your nephew is suffering from Special Snowflake Syndrome. You're doing the right thing. The confusing part for me is that he should look at your situation and realize that law is a declining, dying profession. But all he sees are dollar signs, champagne and caviar dreams because he's watched too many episodes of LA Law and maybe Perry Mason and read too many glossy brochures put out by the scamming law schools.
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 9:02 PM
Sorry to hear about your situation. It's always darkest just before dawn. Anyway, you have probably tried this already, but I would tell your nephew that you don't want to co-sign his student loans because, given your knowledge of the legal field, it is your professional opinion that he won't be able to pay them back.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2013 at 1:27 AM
Other things I forgot to mention: $80k is just about right. That's tuition and CoL combined. 3 years would be $250k thereabouts. 1/4 of a million bucks?!? That's quite the tab for a mostly worthless piece of paper which only allows one to sit for the Bar. In other words, $250k gone before even getting set on the starting blocks..Delete
Second, kids from NYU law are having trouble finding jobs. Fordham, a school for mostly elite Wasps and Jews, can't place more than 25%, at best, of its grads in Biglaw. That figure has probably declined as well as the "recession" has gone on. Brooklyn doesn't even rise to Fordham's semi-elite NYC status on the foodchain, placing its grads in poor relative position in the market for jobs.
Lastly, he has an undergrad degree from NYU. All a school like Brooklyn will do is tarnish his resume. If he can't use his prestigious bachelor's, what exactly does he think a toilet JD on his resume will do for him?
Kid is clueless..
I'm sorry for your situation, but I agree with other posters: the kid is out-to-lunch, and your relatives are moneygrubbers who don't seem to understand how f%@ked the Lawl is.Delete
Find some old friends from college and have Thanksgiving with them, or drop in on the neighbors.
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2013 at 3:14 PM
How about volunteering at a Salvation Army or a Church kitchen - even if you are humdrum on religion? At least you'll be around people who appreciate being helped. I wish I'd been denied credit 8 years ago... I'd actually have a friggin' future.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2013 at 8:03 PM
Another Knorps applying for law school?Delete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2013 at 2:06 PM
@11:45 - sorry to hear about your troubles. It sounds like you have an extremely manipulative family. NO ONE SHOULD EVER CO-SIGN FOR ANOTHER PERSON. Keep sticking to your guns.Delete
I am 2004 law school graduate of a third tier crapper. Passed the bar. I never found a job as an attorney that paid well - so I went into government procurement and do just fine with the exception of my massive student loans. The problem is that my family and some friends actually think I am well-to-do because of my credentials. So, I frequently get hit up for money. When I decline, I get a cold reception. I recently reunited with a childhood friend. She is struggling and has two kids. She called me and asked to borrow $1000.00. I didn't have it to lend and haven't heard from her sense. Then, about 1 month ago, her 20 year old son calls me and asks if I can help pay his rent. OMG I don't have extra money. There is a misconception that attorneys have money these days.
I hope you have a good Thanksgiving and do NOT spend it alone. Volunteer or maybe find people in your meetings.
please join me in my new website. northtexaslawreview.com. it has nothing to do with UNT. i also have a youtube chanel where i post video of officials in our "criminal justice" system misbehaving. thank youDelete
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 1:01 PM
Your problem has little to do with law school and much more to do with a dysfunctional family. The fact that Anybody, even your children, would expect you to take out loans for them to attend Law School speaks very, very poorly of these people. Doesn't sound to me like you are not missing anything by not being part of this entitled, dysfunctional family.ReplyDelete
I regret that "experiential" legal education, once advocated by law school critics, is now embraced by law school honchos as a persuasive-sounding way to rationalize opening new bottom-of-the-barrel scam factories (Belmont, Indiana Tech, North Texas).ReplyDelete
I am actually glad that lawprofs and lawdeans are talking about experiential education, but unless they also address the far larger, and intertwined, problems of lack of jobs and paying clients, they have not progressed an inch.
Oh, and speaking of experiential education-- do you really need law schools for that? Do you need six-figure salaried pedagogues and 60 million dollar law school buildings for that? How about a modified and updated version of the old apprentice model instead? Following a doctrinal crash course, you could have a series of clinics and externships, run by actual practitioners, not professors, train students to try a case, write an appeal, and represent clients in a couple of practice areas of the students' own choice.Replies
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 2:40 PM
Which do you think would train a reasonably smart (~160 LSAT) law applicant better?
A. Traditional law school
B. Three-month Bar review course followed by five full-time six-month apprenticeships in various areas.
Anyone who honestly answers A needs to be shot in the head.
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 3:37 PM
This school is nothing more than a crass financial scam by desperate, second rate academic hustlers to make a buck.Delete
You're absolutely right. Cardozo, FDR, Coolidge and countless other successful and intelligent people all practiced law without obtaining a law degree. If one could just apprentice at a law office and gain hands-on experience and pass the bar we'd have a debt-free generation of lawyers now. I learned more during my summer clerkships and judicial clerkship reading statutes and case law than I did in three years of law school combined. We should go back to the old model of allowing people to read for the bar without a law degree. It's unnecessary.
But then where would the law school pigs draw a salary from?
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 2:57 PM
Brooklyn School of Law is terrible. Over 23% of their 2012 grads are unemployed nine months out. The total COA is more than 80K per year. Being in NYC, costing 250K for three-years at full price, Brooklyn School of Law had less than 5% of their 2012 grads make it into the coveted Big Law.ReplyDelete
Brooklyn is now trying to push a two-year law degree to raise revenue (tuition cost is the same as three years):
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 3:15 PM
Crooklyn's 2 year program is sure to increase the shithole's ranking. If you're going to eat shit, you might as well eat it all sooner.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 3:49 PM
What kind of fucktards buy the proposition that a 2-year JD is desirable? You have to be a complete mouth-breather to support this argument. If you can't place graduates in the current market, why would you facilitate the process so more people can try to enter? Are these people fucking dense? They have a deficiency in understanding basic economics: the easier/less burdensome to do something, the more people will do it. Too many people are seeking a JD. Ergo, QUIT FUCKING PRODUCING JDS. When the oversupply stops, the problem goes away. Voila.ReplyDelete
The problem is oversupply of JDs, and therefore underemployment. Debt is the symptom. Until oversupply is fixed, debt will remain.
...then again, that proposition assumes that law school administrators give a fuck about those who they "educate".
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2013 at 4:20 PM
Is there no hope of mending fences with your family? For example, I think that you should marry your sister. That way you could both work together to find a way to cover that eighty bucks per year. It's seriously not even that much money.ReplyDelete
Your nephew should stay away from BLS, though. NYU is extremely overrated, but even that so-called pedigree would be tarnished by adding Brooklyn Law to the mix.
- boom bapNovember 24, 2013 at 4:21 AM
The legal profession (loosely defining profession) is a pile of shit.ReplyDelete
99% of bad lawyers give the rest a bad name
- Steven Wright
The Dallas Morning News featured an opinion piece labeled "Q&A: Does Dallas need a new law school in this climate?" - back on March 8, 2013. It was edited by Mike Hashimoto. From the opening:ReplyDelete
"Ellen Pryor started work in January as associate dean for academic affairs at the UNT Dallas College of Law, which is scheduled to open in August 2014 in downtown Dallas. The University of North Texas System didn't have to go far to find Pryor, who had been the Homer R. Mitchell Endowed Professor of Law at SMU's Dedman School of Law. Given that law school applications are down and grads are having trouble finding work, Points asked Pryor about starting the region's first public law school during challenging times for legal education.
This must be a busy but exciting time as the law school's opening nears. Is everything progressing as you would have hoped?
I would say that we feel comfortably challenged in meeting the goals and steps that lie between the present and a successful opening. And, yes, it is exciting as well as a little daunting. The source of both the excitement and the sense of challenge is the realization that we have a chance — and a responsibility — to build something that is different in ways that fit both the goals of UNT Dallas and the needs of the time.
What is the UNT System's goal for a number of students in the first year and for the first, say, five years?
We think that it's important to offer a part-time evening option as well as a day option, which will be full time. Tentatively, we think that a good size for the first class would be 80 students in the day and 45 to 50 in the evening part-time division. We would keep this size through the near-term future.
Has the UNT System set a tuition rate for first-year students? And how will that number compare to costs at private law school competitors?
We haven't set the tuition yet. We expect it to be at or below the average public law school tuition in the state. Consistent with delivering the type and quality of education we are planning, we want to be as affordable as possible. To this end, we plan to focus scholarship money on financial need rather than, for instance, on increasing LSAT scores for outside ratings such as the U.S. News & World Report."
First, "comfortably challenged" is a manufactured term that doesn't mean anything. I once had a supervisor tell me to be "specifically vague" and I informed her that those words were as meaningless as referring to a "giant midget." When people put together such phrases, you know that they are stupid, confused or trying to pull a trick.
Next, the trash pit is aiming high - seeing that Indiana TTTTTech Law Sewer had less than 30 students in its initial class, which was well below its enrollment goal of 100 idiots. UNT Dallas Commode of Law has no shame in announcing that it will provide a part-time evening division. This is the equivalent of community college admissions standards.
Lastly, since this school is going to be a fourth tier piece of garbage - if it can manage to stick around long enough to gain full ABA accreditation - the tuition rate should be MUCH lower than existing public law schools in the state. After all, these bitches and hags love to claim that they are running businesses. Shouldn't they first show that their product is worth the cost?!
I found this today and I think it is really astounding:ReplyDelete
I don't know, maybe one of the blogs has already gone over the info on this link.
The problem is that prior blog posts tend to get buried and forgotten- even on prolific blogs like the Campos blogs which have put a lot of information out there.
It seems that repetition and redundancy are necessary in the blogging world in order to get a message across.
As for the link above and the information, it really and IMHO reflects an unsustainable system economically speaking.
And if you read here: if you go through the rankings, anything after number 144 in rank has an unpublished ranking and why in the world is that?ReplyDelete
Also, there are a lot of schools that are in a tie for a ranking, but as I say, after 144 it is a secret or WTF?
Now what was that old term.....uh...."transparency" ??????
And it seems that there are no more "Tier" rankings either?
So every school gets a trophy?Replies
No, they get to hide their inadequacies from the public thanks to unpublished rankings.Delete
I oppose hidden rankings; let's just see how badly some of these schools suck, eh?
Did you fuck my wife?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2013 at 4:09 PM
That volunteering is a good idea!ReplyDelete
At least he would be around grateful people and could feel good about helping. Unlike his current family situation.
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2013 at 4:20 PM
A new public law school-in Dallas no less? This has to be some politician's vanity project; there's no other way it would have gotten approval. Who's the guilty party?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2013 at 6:42 PM
Heeeeeelp! Some sick animal just took a huuuuge 'Seton Hall Law' in the office toilet! The janitors have marshalled their forces, but seem powerless against it!ReplyDeleteReplies
On June 29, 2009, Christine Hurt posted a Conglomerate entry labeled "Ten in Texas: University of North Texas to Open Texas' 10th Law School in Dallas." Check out the following excerpt:ReplyDelete
"I was at the beach last week, but I thought I was keeping up with recent events (you know, Jon & Kate, Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett). So I was surprised when someone yesterday mentioned that the University of North Texas was opening a law school. I did a little Googling today and found very little mention of this in any of the large newspapers of the state. Brian Leiter linked to this, which was the most information in one place I could find. But yes, UNT is opening a law school, the legislature and Gov. Rick Perry approved it, the school will be in downtown Dallas (not Denton, with the rest of the campus), the school plans to open its doors in 2011, and the $40 funding bill is still sitting in the legislature.
So, being a native Texan, a graduate of Texas Tech and the University of Texas, a former Houston attorney, and a former instructor at the law schools at Texas Tech and the University of Houston, I have a few thoughts.
So, does Texas need a tenth law school? Well, that depends. Why does any state need an additional law school? It's hard to imagine that a state with nine law schools is suffering from residents having a hard time finding adequate representation. We know that graduates this year are having a tough time finding opportunities to represent clients! I am sure many Texans have a hard time finding affordable representation, but it's not clear another hundred or two attorneys a year will bring down prices, although it could. Now, it could be that some communities in a large state are underserved and lack good legal resources. If you look at a map of Texas, there is a huge part of the state that has no law school, west of San Antonio, south of Lubbock. Also remember that New Mexico only has one law school, which is in the northern part.
But the UNT law school will put another law school in the corridor that already has nine, in a "metroplex" that already has two law schools. But, the argument must be, Dallas has no public law school (Southern Methodist University and Texas Wesleyan are private, and presumably pricey.) A public law school in an urban center will make a law school education more accessible, if tuition is more public-like than private-like. (This website, using old 2006-07 data, shows U. of Texas being $18k for in-state, more than in-state tuition at Texas Tech, $12k, but less than Texas Wesleyan, $21k, and Southern Methodist, almost $39k)."
What do you expect from Waterhead James Richard Perry?!?! Click on the video attached to the article below, to see this simpleton's "mental prowess" in action.
On June 22, 2009, the Dallas Business Journal published a story entitled "Perry signs UNT law school bill." From the opening:ReplyDelete
"Gov. Rick Perry finalized the legislative session over the weekend by signing off on a number of bills that were sent to his desk by the Texas Legislature.
Among the bills he signed was a Senate bill sponsored by Sen. Royce West, D-Dallas, to create a public University of North Texas Law School in Dallas.
Texas. Rep. Dan Branch, R-Dallas, who sponsored an identical bill in the Texas House, called the passage of the UNT Law School legislation a major milestone for the North Texas area.
"It's a historic day for North Texas because it's the first time we'll have a public law school here in the state," Branch said.
The Dallas-Fort Worth area has only two law schools -- Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law and Texas Wesleyan University's School of Law in Fort Worth. Both schools are private institutions."
Yes, there was a dire need for a third law school in the Dallas area, right?!?! Certainly, they needed a public trash pit in that location - as there were "only" THREE state law schools at the time of this deal, i.e. University of Texas, Texas Southern and Texas Tech.
The article then continued:
"Branch told the Dallas Business Journal Monday that the UNT law school has $5 to $6 million in start-up costs that will allow the school to hire a dean, an assistant dean and admissions staff. Branch added that while the state did not grant money to fund bond financing, the school has a commitment of $16 million from the city -- $2 million of it in funding and $14 million in bond financing to renovate the old City Hall building to accommodate the school. Branch added that the school also has the building, which was donated, and now it has the governor's signature which allows the law school to search for more private funding.
The first class at UNT-Dallas law school is expected to be enrolled in 2011."
The school had planned to open its TTTTTT doors in 2011. Now, the bitches and hags are getting ready to start classes in Fall 2014. That can't be a good sign - but the dolts and turds will not be deterred. After all, they have accepted a hell of a lot of state money for this idiotic endeavor. They need something to show for those funds.Replies
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2016 at 7:31 PM
Does anyone know if they receive Federal or State money for students with disabilities?Delete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2013 at 9:33 AM
Getting back to the OP's post.ReplyDelete
He says that the lenders wanted him to co-sign a loan. I have no reason to doubt him. This means however, that they are actually doing some sort of underwriting before handing out loan money. This may be a relatively recent development for law school.
More importantly, it raised a facinating possiblity. Normally Nephew would get his federal loan money, and when he couldn't pay it back, go on the PAYE program, paying off only 10% of his earnings above federal poverty levels. (Or is it 150% I forget)
So if Nephew escapes to PAYE, what is the effect on the co-signer? Does Nephew get to use the PAYE program, while he is still stuck paying the face interest rate on the loan? Does he have to pay back the remaining amount? Is nephew ineligible because of the co-signing "deep pocket"? Does "Deep Pocket" have to pay back concurrently on the PAYE program or does he have to prove his eligibility separately from Nephew.
I'm not asking these questions to be a jerk, I'm trying to figure out how the lenders have now figured out to rig the system.Replies
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2013 at 12:54 AM
No, that is a good question. I wouldn't co-sign any loan at this point in my life, but for example, I have this gut feeling that as a co-signer let's say Nephew comes to the end of PAYE in a non-public service job. Loan balance, now flush with interest, gets forgiven. Is "Deep Pocket" also on hook for future Tax Bomb? I'd say yes, right? Assuming no changes to the law.Delete
So, shitty deal for "Deep Pocket" as a co-signer.
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2013 at 10:08 AM
Arlen Specter was, is, and always will be a worthless piece of shit.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2013 at 10:38 AM
Sorry, its 10% of the PAYNE receipients earnings, after either 100% or 150% of the Federal Poverty level is deducted from one's yearly earnings. My previous post was unclear.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2013 at 1:35 PM
What's with all these dumbshits going to NYU for undergrad and then going to shitholes like Crooklyn?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2013 at 4:38 PM
PLEASE destroy this shitbag. He deserves a good old fashioned Nando asswhupping.Replies
- AnonymousNovember 27, 2013 at 5:45 AM
Wow, fuck that guy.Delete
His first reason is no justification for attending law school. Even though applications are declining and standards are falling, it doesn't matter because the jobs just aren't there (hence, falling applications). It makes no difference if you go to [insert T1 trap school/TT/TTT here] or [insert T1 trap school/TT/TTT here]. As more and more law grads come into the market they are finding it difficult to find jobs. And guess what? They have family and friends that they talk to and by word-of-mouth and the web the scam is being uncovered.
The second reason is total speculation. Baby boomers are not retiring because they themselves need the income. They've been hit hard by the economy as well: 401ks have suffered, house prices have dropped, etc. Or if not, they are of the mind that retirement=death, so they hang on to their employment so they have a justification for getting out every day.
The third reason is also just speculation. Furthermore, even if the legal job market does improve, it will be with lower salaries and/or short-term gigs (like doc review) that yield hourly pay with no benefits. So even in that scenario, the cost makes law school prohibitive. Why spend $100k and indebt yourself for a doc monkey gig or law job making $40k/yr. when you can make that sort of money debt-free?
Taken together, there is still no justification for attending law school at the airborne costs of today. Even if you get into a T20 (which we see is no guarantee to a job) you'll most likely pay full sticker price and have to re-locate to live somewhere else. Not worth the money.
Of course, he's a law school pig. Great hedge in the last paragraph of his "article." Basically closing with "I may be wrong about this but I just want to add to the cacophony of noise out there trying to entice lemmings to apply."
"Time will tell if the naysayers are right." Translation: I'm just focused on the next payday.
Rot in hell, Ryan Calo.
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2013 at 5:28 PM
To the very first poster. You are not alone. I face the same problems and am a victim of parental alienation syndrome. My only question is why did you get married twice. I'm close to shutting my practice down out of spite. Jail seems like a good alternative to paying a greedy bitch and having to practice law to do it.ReplyDelete
I just got my Obamacare quote and it is 350 bucks a month or 4K a year and with huge deductibles all around.
So all told I save 100 bucks a month over the former private plan with Empire Blue Cross (NY) only with seemingly a lot more deductibles built in.
I think the Democrats flopped with Obamacare.
- AnonymousNovember 27, 2013 at 5:47 AM
But now they can't exclude you for preexisting conditions, such as paint huffing.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2013 at 3:16 PM
Dude, you would gladly hand every person in this country over to the gulag in exchange for 100 CENTS per month.
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2013 at 7:07 PM
Nando-thanks for your follow-up-I knew the politicians were involved. If this school tanks as badly as it appears to be, the next news articles should be very interesting-why was tax money spent on a vanity project which resulted in grads with tons of debt and no jobs. It is unbelievable that tax money went to this project. This is the very definition of boondoggle.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 12, 2013 at 4:58 AM
To that guy who's retard nephew wants to ruin his NYU degree by going to Brooklyn Law Scam: you are doing the right thing. Don't co sign his loans and fuck your family. They are devils. Signed, The Greatest Lawland Truthsayer There Ever Was and someone who knows a great deal about Brooklyn Law Scam and NYU. God bless!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 26, 2014 at 11:54 AM
No one has mentioned this, but TWU is now Texas A&M Univ School of Law. A public institution in the DFW Metroplex. Now UNT Dallas has unexpected competition. Should be interesting.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2014 at 5:01 PM
This law school is a fucking piece of shit. Tear this shithole down brick by brick.ReplyDeleteReplies
Totally Agreed!Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 12, 2015 at 10:51 AM
My goodness... so much negativity. I assume you are all experts at law school and life; so I should totally take everything you guys are saying to heart. Sacrifices have to be made to be successful. If law school isn't a financially viable option for you, then evaluate your alternatives and make a decision. Your alternatives are to choose another profession/education, pursue law anyway, or bitch about it. I suppose a combination of those alternatives is also a possibility. However, only a couple will yield any tangible results. Good luck!ReplyDelete
-USMC Vet/Future Law Student
UNT College of Law should be investigated for misleading applicants. Their so called mission to offer engaged, experiential and collaborative learning, and provide ongoing assessment for students is false information. They do not provide periodic feedback and assessment during the course, in fact they provided a single test at the end of the semester. By doing so students had no idea how to track their progress. The professors provide zero support and does not provide students with any information for improvement. The new Dean Kevin Robinowich that's been there for just about 3 weeks told students the school is just like any other law school and does not provide any support for struggling students. I think the school should implement some academic support to these students. But instead Mr. Robinowich advice was to quit and press a reset button and have a chance at another law school. He's been trying to get students to leave now rather than be on the academic probation and have an opportunity to improve maybe so the school can look good by keeping only the cream of the crop. Overall, Mr. Robinowich is a joke he repeats himself as much as up to 4 times via verbal communication and in person.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2016 at 1:30 PM
Many has had this experience with such staff at the UNT Dallas law school. There seems to be no end in sight because the exact same people continue to be on the payroll and there is no accountability from any staff member.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 15, 2016 at 1:10 AM
Omgosh I worked a few years in UNT's system administration building on Teasley. Most f'ed up place in the world!!!! Like a psycho house.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2016 at 1:25 PM
I fully regret my decision to attend UNT's law school. I had opportunities to attend law schools elsewhere, but circumstances dictated that I stay closer to home. SMU was not an option for me financially. However, this law school has been nothing but regrets after attending classes for 1 year. Our Fall 2015 midterm was a complete disaster in Civil Procedure I because they decided to use the EXACT SAME ESSAY from 2013. As you can imagine, this essay found itself in the public domain, where students were able to access it. It was an absolute joke. The mistakes just began piling from there. Cheaters are abound in the classes and the school is very well aware. In fact, the school decided to allow a student who had plagiarized from another student in school. However, none of this matters as this school only wants your money. They will tell you that there is an Honor Code, but read it VERY carefully. The Honor Code is now in the hands of the Student Bar Association at the school. The school expects that students will turn each other in and in fact makes reporting of honor code violations completely voluntary. The professors have never taught classes before and do not know how to teach at all. Go on Facebook and you will see many students posting on "S*** my Professor Says because UNT law has its own edition. Sexist and inappropriate remarks documented by students can be found. There are also many recordings of these comments. Those who really want to know what's going on should investigate why there are so many appeals being filed concerning grades. The Dean of the school is no more than a puppet figure and has no idea at all what is truly going on at the very law school he is supposed to be running.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2016 at 5:15 PM
Did you hear the news about the college risking NOT being ABA accredited? I heard the news about a week ago, and it was confirmed on WFAA's News 8 last night. TOTAL NIGHTMARE. You cannot take the bar exam in Texas if the school is not accredited, so what good would a JD be without the opportunity to take and pass the bar? What a disaster.Delete
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