Professor Lewis' LSAT

[lawgroupie]

Do you know him?

[duma]

Do you know him?

Do I need to? Again, I have no proof that anyone has received a 180. If your prof. got the 180, there should be proof someplace. They might have one of the highest scores (and I don't doubt that they do), but I don't beleive they scored a 180.

If you are believing that they did score it, perhaps you have fallen for an urban legend of you school. Whatever is the truth, lacking evidence for it, you might as well believe your professor is Santa Clause too.

[Slyone]

Just throwing it out there for discussion.....where could we look for proof?
He's not the type of guy I want to ask personally!

[duma]

Just throwing it out there for discussion.....where could we look for proof?
He's not the type of guy I want to ask personally!

I have done a google search, and looked at www.lsat.com. I can't find any proof. I welcome anyone that can though.

[jeffjoe]

He must be telling the truth.  He's tall.

[lawgroupie]

Duma,

If you knew him, you might be inclined to think it is true. What school do you go to?

[duma]

Duma,

If you knew him, you might be inclined to think it is true. What school do you go to?

I think I would still be inclined to believe he scored amongst the highest, but not a 180. I don't doubt that your professor is smart, I just don't think he scored a 180... all be it, twice as was mentioned here. I mean really, think about it folks. If he got a 180 and they made him repeat it, that means it is near impossible because they think he must have cheated. To repeat that score is too much of an aberration. I had someone pm a site that tells you the percent likelihood of a score.... to get a 180 it is 0.02%. If you know anything about statistics, you would know that the ability to repeat that score is near impossible. You all have an urban legend, nothing more.

I will not answer your second question. I have said allot things here about my grade(s) and I don't want the chance that anyone from my school may put two and two together. Sorry, but I don't see why you would need to know. I don't attend your school, and I will leave it at that.

[lawgroupie]

That's fine--I just wondered if you went to our school. Our contracts teacher is an urban legend in himself!

[Blaine Dixon's Love Child]

After sitting in his class for nine months, I'm sure John Lewis is a very intelligent man. Nevertheless, I'll kiss your ass if he or anyone else you know has ever made a 180 on the LSAT. If it could be done, I would have done it.

[Slyone]

Who the hell is Blaine Dixon?