
Hill's Corporations grades finally received clearance from the powers that be.
Despite rumors to the contrary, the median was an 82 and not a 76, as previously reported. Oh, and Hill won.
Also, from the look of Cindy's board, there's only about four classes that are still in the queue.
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i heard sports law was still out because the median was too high. what an awesome class.
Just got my last grade today! I'm so glad the wait is over.
Hakim, you know everything.
BBB: if only.
STILL no pass-fail grades. i'm now mildly terrified of failing.
Grid: interviews are ongoing and, to my knowledge, no decisions have been made.
Wait a minute. Are you saying that the law school took Hill to arbitration because he set the median for his Corps class one point below the acceptable range? Is it possible that he set it below that and the 83 was the arbitrator's decision?
JQET- Are we the sheep? If so, would you be one of HS's sheep?
And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who would attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
Moop: no, Hill really wanted that one person with a 68 to eat it. And eat it they did.
they fought like hell over a 68? the spread in one of my classes was 60-99. that's right, kids; no clustering around the little 84 mean there. someone had to take the D- for the team.
I enjoy clustering around the median...Why would a professor try to break-up that party?
JQET: The grade distribution in Law & Biology didn't look all that friendly, or at least I heard some 1Ls point to it specifically and say that. In our 85+ person Torts section with Calhoun only one person got an unqualified 'A'. There were a smattering of A- grades and someone got a D+. Hill was, of course, equally unkind to a few unfortunate 1Ls in his section. And LIT: A 60??? That's gotta hurt. Like 4L hurt.
JQET: No disagreement here.
In fact, in cycling, in the Tour de France, there's actually an award-- a pretty respected award-- given to the last place finisher each year.
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