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You Can Transfer the Student into Stanford, But You Can’t Transfer the Stanford into the Student

When you are a transfer student, you are constantly fighting for respect. We know how transfer students talk to non-transfers, but we don't often get to see how transfer students talk among themselves. But today, we've got a whole transfer student email thread from Stanford Law School, and boy, like Fredo in the Godfather, they really want respect....

By Elie Mystal on January 20, 2012 1:14 pm

— Blanket

Thank you so much for arranging this, Blessed Cardinal. I know it’s hard to find time to put something like this together in the middle of a busy quarter, so I really appreciate it.

I, for one, am happy to go anywhere. Particularly since it was arranged for me by someone else, and double particularly since it’s free.

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See you all there (or wherever all your delicate taste buds can agree upon).

Best,
[Blanket]

— I Have A Life

I’m sorry I’ll have to miss it! Sounds like there will be sparkling conversation about how much we all hate whatever food we end up eating…:P

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— Equifax

Wow, the 2012 transfer class is so snarky in this chain of emails?!!! C’mon guys, we should all give Blessed Cardinal credit for picking a nice spot for all of us to have a free dinner. It will surely be lovely!

Best,
[Equifax]

— Sbarro Troll

Equifax, there is nothing snarky about low-cost pizza, pasta, salad, and stromboli sold conveniently in the food court of your local shopping mall/fashion square.

But your point is well taken – debates of this significance should be conducted with a healthy measure of civility and democratic principle.

On that note, Sizzler is really the most democratic choice. Its extensive salad and appetizer bar provides a wide range of options for all tastes, from the delicate to the adventurous.

— Late to Party

for the record, it seems that the transfer class of 2012 brings it.

perhaps due to this, and my conspicuous absence at the last dinner, i will be attending.

carry on…