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Scheduling

You know how I love scheduling. Never before have I been such a slave to the waitlist, however. See below:

LAW.890.A (18405) Domestic Violence
Lecture Tuesday 04:00PM - 05:15PM, School of Law, Room 285
Lecture Thursday 04:00PM - 05:15PM, School of Law, Room 286
3.00

LSM.867.A (18420) Sem: State Constitution
Lecture Wednesday 10:00AM - 12:00PM, School of Law, Room 033
2.00

LAW.627.C (18341) Criminal Procedure
Lecture Thursday 10:00AM - 11:15AM, School of Law, Room 285
Lecture Friday 09:30AM - 10:45AM, School of Law, Room 285
3.00

LAW.760.C (18339) Constitutional Law II
Lecture Tuesday 11:30AM - 12:45PM, School of Law, Room 286
Lecture Friday 12:45PM - 02:00PM, School of Law, Room 286
3.00

LAW.655.B (18344) Professional Responsibility
Lecture Thursday 02:00PM - 03:50PM, School of Law, Room 286
2.00

You are on the following waitlist(s):

LSM.856.AH3 (18386) Hnrs Persp: Us Supreme Court
Lecture Tuesday 04:00PM - 06:00PM, School of Law, Room 276
1.00

LAW.722.W (18426) Family Law
Lecture Wednesday 06:00PM - 08:45PM, School of Law, Room 285
3.00

LAW.719.W (18424) Education Law
Lecture Tuesday 06:00PM - 07:40PM, School of Law, Room 033
2.00

For one major benefit of the above schedule, however it works out, do a quick browser search for the word "Monday" and note the results. Three day weekend every weekend? I think so! Other benefits: state constitutional law is a paper course and capped at 20 which means it'll feel more like college again--no final, and more comfortable participation. It also means multiple sections of essentially constitutional law, which deal with some of the issues that most interest me. Any of the set {Domestic Violence, Family Law, Education Law} would be excellent, though my optimal ranking (the set above is ascending in terms of preference) also unfortunately reflects the order in which the classes filled. If the schedule stays as it is now, I will miss out on the DC trip and have no evening classes; if I get into the class associated with the DC trip I will have to drop DV and therefore get off one of the waitlists (most likely Family Law since Educational Law filled the first day of registration). If I keep writing this paragraph with gobbeldygook would anyone notice? It doesn't really matter, as this is mainly for my own benefit. Incidentally, classes I might have taken had they been at better times include Sexual Orientation Law (Mondays) and a seminar on the Death Penalty (Saturdays). Alas. Incidentally, if you're curious about the low credit load, I get two more credits for Law Review. Also if I need another, I might see about doing a Directed Research on the Child Welfare system...hmm...

Well, I have reading and writing to do. More another time.