Inter-Chapter Adventures

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   Last Sunday (the 28th) I hitched a ride with Phi Alpha Delta UCI up to UCLA where we met up with the Phi Alpha Delta chapters from UCLA, UCSD, UCSB, UCR, USC, Cal State Northridge and Mt St Marie College (also present of course was UCI and I represented UCD). The occasion was an interchapter PhAD bbq hosted by UCLA. It was quite pleasant.

   Snuck away for a short bit in the middle to meet up with the Chief Justice of the UCLA student government and talk to him about court stuff, because I am a huge nerd like that.


   Sunday evening Kristy passed through Mission Viejo returning from Sashieland (with Sashie) and I hitched a ride with them on down to San Diego. I hung out down there until Wednesday, whereupon I took the train back.

   Friday (yesterday) I returned to work at Bee Busters, which I'm going to do about twice a week now until I find a job. Boss Dave: "Kris, your hand-eye coordination could use some work, I'm assigning you to play some pingpong." Dave, Technician Bob and I spent about half the day lollygagging about HQ, playing pingpong and procrastinating making wine, and then Bob and I got some calls.
   Last night I hung out with my good friend Alex and some friends of hers.

Comments

[mia76.livejournal.com]

it's pre-law? does it mean the people who are in are actually accepted in the law school already or alumnus just getting ready? anyway random info: all frats in the NLs are co-ed. and what happened to pic of the day?

[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Hmm I thought I responded to this already. Anyway its mostly current undergraduates preparing for law school. I think it would be a good idea for all frats to be coed, as it is many of the all-male social frats are rather misogynistic, and addition of the other-eds would probably make both the frats and sororities more reasonable. Also I currently don't have a workign camera thus no pics of the day )=

[mia76.livejournal.com]

oh that's interesting... it thought it was pretty complicated that law school in the states is grad/professional school and then you have that prep thing going on. wow. but most of my friends who went to american law schools do better than the ones with my type of law ed.