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Yeah, of course it's weird. He's completely misreading it to suit his point.
Use of the word Spanish in the sentence "The verb vivir in the Spanish language..." is not the same as "My cousin's husband Juan-Ignacio is still a Spanish citizen."
deport his ass!
Any thoughts?
Georgetown by a country mile. Ithaca is a horrible place to waste 3-4% of your life.
Here is a sample Florida grad in public interest: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N2uQ7Fg_Uk
And here is a sample UM law student ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnJnA_mt_UA .
Oh, and I speak Spanish, French and German. Does that mean I get quadruple citizenship? Or citizenship in every country that speaks any of those languages?
If you are fluent in all three then I'm sure you could pass as any of them
Now you're just defending weak positions to avoid conceding anything.
What do I have to concede? Everyone I knew in Miami's called Carribean and South Americans "Spanish" and none of the "Hispanic" people ever corrected it. Call them "Mexican" however, and they become seriously offended.
Oh, and I speak Spanish, French and German. Does that mean I get quadruple citizenship? Or citizenship in every country that speaks any of those languages?
If you are fluent in all three then I'm sure you could pass as any of them
Wait, I thought the OP only has dated Spanish girls. Now he's with a Cubana? I hope the Española knows..
Eh, I've got a friend considering the same thing, and I'll tell you the same thing I told him. I grew up around a lot of lawyers in Florida, and none of them (even the FSU fans) will tell you FSU has the same reputation Florida does. As you say, Florida is the top school in the state, and regardless of what U.S. news says my anecdotal evidence suggests it's not really that close. You can ignore my user name, since I obviously didn't stay at UF for law school. The scholarship makes it a much closer call.. I would say definitely go with FSU because of the money, but low cost of in state law school in Florida makes it less of a factor. I would just go with whichever school seems like a better fit... people grossly undervalue the lifestyle aspect of selecting a law school. I think FSU law is a lot smaller than Levin? (most schools are)
And, the bottom of every class at Tulane struggles. I believe the guy you are referring to was at the bottom of his class. If not, mea culpa.
No, he is not. He graduated with some type of honors. I believe it was Cum Laude.
I'm guessing poor personality.
