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are they really that intimidating all of the sudden?

What are the things I need to see in the city or around it? Transportation isn't really a problem, I just want to get as much out of the short stay as possible.

I'm only a Sophomore on my way to a B.A. in political science but I'm already looking at law schools and thus I want your input. I'm looking for a school with an average entry gpa in the range of 3.5 to 3.7 and an lsat score of 155-165 (I would imagine that's what I would get). On top of that, I'm looking to go to school somewhere warm, preferably on the west coast or the south. Any picks or opinion are greatly appreciated.

I can understand hesitation about a government health insurance option, but I just don't get why there are so many people saying that everything the Federal Government touches falls apart and burns.

Our highways are in pretty good shape. If you put a letter in the mail it will go where it needs to. Nobody is dying due to unsafe food and medicine thanks to the FDA. And last time I checked, we have the best military in the world. It would seem to me that the Government is doing a lot of stuff right.