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This is great news for those who hate lawyers. We have all heard of lawyers stealing from their clients, but this firm gives you an incentive to do so. There's a joke in here somewhere.
the job offer is for an intern. the ad then goes to define what an intern is. it doesn't have anything to do with the dictionary or how you interpret it. the employer calls a law school graduate an intern. what does that have to do with me? you said i cannot tell the difference. i did not write the ad. i repeated what he said.+
You titled the thread "lawyers wanted" not "legal interns wanted". It has nothing to do with you other than the fact that you have reading comprehension problems. I really don't understand what point you are trying to make with that title.
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i did grasp much. i grasped that i shouldn't believe statistics pumped out by a business as truth. people lie. businesses lie. this is for one's own benefit. the college president isn't going to work everyday thinking about how he can tell the truth and ensure everything is fair. he wants his and that's it. every organization cooks its books to maximize its profits and these college presidents and faculty aren't driving 10 year old honda civics while living in an apartment shared by 5 roommates. apparently you did not grasp much about how reality works because you live in a textbook world.
I don't really understand what you're going on about here either. What is your point? That Harvard is cooking its books all those poor Ivy league grads are just suffering poor souls? As far as my understanding of how reality works for professionals in Cambridge, MA, well that's where I am. MIT, Harvard, BU, BC, etc people tend to do ok. That's what I see at least. I don't know how it goes for 2nd, 3rd, 4th tier graduates in middle America. I'm sure it's a different game. Harvard is just not the best example to showcase those struggling groups.
They are looking for Law Students, usually 3rd year.....The student gets some real experience, learns things and some clock hours for when they are looking to hang out their own shingle. This is the norm.
then what happens to those hundreds of millions of dollars given to harvard as charity? where does that money go? it disappears? someone is buying 10 homes and 10 cars with pocketed cash. make that someones. we aren't that stupid to believe harvard is a charity or do-gooder. it's in business in education to make money. lots of it. law is law in a given state no matter where it's taught. the textbooks and cases covered in harvard aren't going to be some magical never heard of case. and from what i know, lawyers learn on the job. law school does NOT prepare one for actual practice. real life is way different from what all lawyers have told me which is why law school is called outdated and a scam. and what about the millions it collects in annual tuition (NOT everyone qualifies for a full scholarship)? if you believe whatever stats colleges or organizations spit out as gospel, i have a bridge to sell you here in brooklyn. come on by.
Wrong again buckeroo. It goes into the endowment, much of it pays for the very, very generous financial aid that Harvard doles out.
Do you even know what is taught in law school? It's not what you think it is, obviously.
then what happens to those hundreds of millions of dollars given to harvard as charity? where does that money go? it disappears? someone is buying 10 homes and 10 cars with pocketed cash. make that someones. we aren't that stupid to believe harvard is a charity or do-gooder. it's in business in education to make money. lots of it. law is law in a given state no matter where it's taught. the textbooks and cases covered in harvard aren't going to be some magical never heard of case. and from what i know, lawyers learn on the job. law school does NOT prepare one for actual practice. real life is way different from what all lawyers have told me which is why law school is called outdated and a scam. and what about the millions it collects in annual tuition (NOT everyone qualifies for a full scholarship)? if you believe whatever stats colleges or organizations spit out as gospel, i have a bridge to sell you here in brooklyn. come on by.
Excess charity funding goes to their endowment. Harvard has one of the largest endowments in the world.
Do you even know what an endowment is? Did you seriously think Harvard spends every penny as soon as it comes in?
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