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The TA's at the school tend to be a lot of foreigners which can make it hard to understand them or what they are trying to explain to us. While the classes are good the TA's make it difficult to learn if you need extra help.
Though the school has dropped in US News and World Report's Law School Ranking, the faculty and learning experience is still fantastic for the price!
Public buses are free to students. The University also provides shuttles to sporting events that are free. Students can use the school's safe rider system, which allows them to call a shuttle service if they are out at night and feel that it would be unsafe to walk back to their residence. Buses to and from the airport are also free (this helps me a lot, because I come from out of state).
Cars on Campus – Parking permits are available, but can be expensive. This is a city school, so everything one would need is within walking distance. There is not really a need for cars. Public transportation is free to students, so it is the preferred transportation. There are a few good parking garages, but one must pay for the day to park there.
The pharmacy program at University of Pittsburgh is six years. The first two are undergraduate. After fulfilling pre pharmacy courses, one can apply to the four year pharmacy school. The work load is very heavy and focuses on science. A typical freshman undergraduate going into pharmacy will take Biology, Chemistry, Calculus, Economics, English and more!
Greek Life:
I don't know much about Greek Life, being a new freshman at the school. It definitely exists but doesn't seem to dominate the social life at the school. I know there are some good academic-based sorority/fraternity options.
Campus Quality:
I live in the University Honors Dorm (at Sutherland Hall) and think it is a great, well-maintained facility. The staff, especially the RAs are incredibly helpful. The best cafeteria to use the meal plan is in the Towers (another dorm). University of Pittsburgh has a very unique facility called the Cathedral of Learning. This is a 42 story learning building where there are class rooms, places to study and the honors college head quarters on the top floor. It also has Nationality Rooms, rooms dedicated to different countries.
The University of Pittsburgh is unique because it offers a 6 year pharmacy degree. Instead of the traditional 4 years of undergrad and 4 years of professional school, University of Pittsburgh combines this into a six year program, resulting in a professional degree. Pittsburgh is a great place for students interested in medicine because of its close proximity and partnerships with many local hospitals. To maintain in the pharmacy program, it is very important to keep up with school work and maintain good grades.
Campus Housing:
The dorms at Pitt vary. Some of very nice, others are not that great. Still, the "not so great" dorms are decent enough to be comfortable in. On campus housing is way overpriced and you can get an apartment with friends for less money and have more room. Though you will then be further away from campus in most cases.
The academics at Pitt are great. There is a very wide range of subjects that students can study and there professors are, for the most part, very knowledgeable and helpful. It is sometimes hard to study in common buildings simply because the number of students at Pitt and so sometimes the library or cathedral can get kind of loud.
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I feel very safe in the dorms at Pitt because there is a security guard at the entrance of every dorm and you have to swipe you id to get inside the building. also, to get inside your room you must swipe you id and enter a 4 digit code.
Party Scene:
Party It up on Saturday, Study It up on Sunday – People at Pitt love their parties, and no matter how many letters the chancellor writes about the University's committment to keeping drinking safe and overage, everyone knows that it's not hard to get smashed underage, Thursday to Saturday. That's not to say that Pitt's exclusively a "party school", however. People love their alcohol and short dresses, but doing well in school is very important to Pitt students in general.
There are plenty of computers available on campus, especially since most people do any real work on laptops. Don't wait until the last second to preint something for class because you'll be late, but the most I've ever had to wait for a computer is 10 or 15 minutes. We get plenty of free printing, the University offers lots of discounted and free software, and anytime you have a problem with your personal computer the technology people fix it for free. Only complaint is that the lab computers are suuuper slow- allow at least 3-5 minutes for logging on.
Big Classes but Great Advisors – I'm a History major but I've only taken 2 history classes so far. It seems like there's a range of professor quality, and there don't seem to be very many small seminar-style classes, even in upper levels, because history is such a popular major at Pitt (one of the largest). In terms of academic rigor, I have no qualms- the interest level could be amped up though. However, the advising dep't is great at keeping things personal and keeping students notified of job/internship/etc opportunities. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied.
Punishment? Do We Even Have Those? Pitt isn't very strict. When it comes to drinking and drug use, police don't say much unless the person seems to be a threat to his or her own safety or the safety of others. The University is more strict when it comes to drinking ON CAMPUS. First time offenders get a letter sent home, and depending on the severity or the number of times caught, offenders could lose their housing and may even be removed from the school.
Help When Ever You Need It – The registration process can be stressful but Pitt's advisors make the experience much easier. Most students attending the University of Pittsburgh have an interest in pursuing a career in medicine, philosophy, or political science. There are numerous opportunities for students to get help with their studies. Even though some of the class sizes can be large, any student who is struggling will have no problem getting the help he or she needs.
Local Area:
Great, Safe Place to Be – Oakland, Pittsburgh is a great, safe place for the students to live and study. There are museums and other attractions that students can go to for free! Students can visit the incline, go to Southside or the Waterfront to shop.
Off-Campus Housing:
A Slight Nightmare!!! If you are a transfer, think about getting a place AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. Places are taken very quickly, and if you start looking past april, you are pretty much doom. UNLESS your parents have funds/you have a decent amount of money to fork over for a nice apartment...If you are looking for a place thats cheap to live, and affordable/near school, look AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. I cannot stress this enough. As a transfer student, trying to find a place was honestly a nightmare. I am still unsure if I have a place, and may have to commute.The university does NOT offer housing to transfer students, UNLESS they applied very early...Most transfer students however get their news/information/financial too late, and thus can't get in student housing/dorms.So basically, unless your family is well off/can afford to pay around 600$+ for only you to have an apartment yourself *no roomates*, finding off campus will be a nightmare if you look too late.
Campus Food:
Decent, as with most universities, there are places were the food is just awful, to, absolutely delicious. Luckily there are also many places close by to campus students can eat cheapily for lunch or dinner. Picky eaters need not to worry, as there are so many food options everywhere, there is certainly something for everyone. I feel the food options here are much better than my older university which was extremely limited. As in, meals roatated on a bimonthly basis. Gets super old fast. Here, whatever I'm feeling I can grab in school, or if I want, eat out near campus.
The academics here are really quite good, being here feels like an actual college, than a rerun of high school. The quality of education you receive at the University of Pittsburgh is certainly worth it, and quite fair for the price. I am pleased to transfer here and start my REAL educational experience in all areas. Not only academically, but socially as well. There is loads to do in Oakland/the campus, being here is never boring and is always exciting! As a Psychology major, the university offers many diverse classes pertaining not only to Psychology, but also just about any subject you can think of/are interested in. In addition, they have a multitude of different languages/cultures you can learn about, which definitely makes my ranking for this school an A. There is not your typical Spanish, German, French, and Latin. You can choose Russian, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, and more! Professors vary in interest/teaching skills as with any university, but one thing is for sure. They all know their material well, none are making things up. You WILL learn here, and you WILL have to put effort.
Off-Campus Dining:
Forbes Avenue – There is everything you could wish for on Pitt's campus. On Forbes Avenue there are plenty of options, including Asian, subs, salads, Mexican, Cuban, Japanese, etc. Everything is decently priced, and a lot of places offer a late-night half-price menu, which is great for college students.
Since it's a larger school, it can be easy to get lost in the crowd. If you are careful with the classes you choose, you can still have the small-class feel without the overwhelming size of large lectures. The difficulty of classes really depends on the teacher who is teaching it, so make sure you use ratemyprofessors.com
Football and Basketball – Football and Basketball are really big here at Pitt, the fans really go all out. Nobody watches the club or intramural teams, and women's sports are usually pretty ignored.
Transfer Students Get Jobbed. Really, I could not obtain any type of academics based relief despite transferring in with a 3.8 and maintaining a 3.6 once I arrived? Kids who I have well outperformed since becoming a collegian are able to keep grants with a 3.0, but I cannot gain one as an Honor Student? As expensive as it is to attend this college - even for an in-state student such as myself (our tuition has spiked 2k in two years and students at many other state Universities throughout the U.S. pay half of what I do for a similar in-state education)I cannot get academic-based relief? I am in the poorest percentage of kids her and will walk out of here owing over $6k for each semester spent here.
We Have All Four Seasons – If you like the cool air and colored leaves in the fall; digging your self out of snow and mostly staying indoors in the winter; the rebirth of the world in spring; the hot and often muggy heat in the summer, then Western Pennsylvania is for you!
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Overall, students agree that they wouldn't trade their Pitt experience for anything. As with most decisions, there are a lot of things to consider. If you don't like living in a city environment, Pittsburgh may not be the place for you. While it doesn't have the feel of New York of Philadelphia, the area is definitely urban. Also, Pitt is a large school—you're in for some big lecture classes and a somewhat overwhelming campus during the first year or so. Everything will seem to get smaller after you've been around awhile, though. Weather can be a concern if you're used to a warmer climate—snow, rain, and wind rule Pittsburgh winters. This is something that you can easily get used to though, unless you're a diehard warm weather fan.
What Pitt does offer is high-caliber academics, plenty of student organizations, and countless opportunities, such as study abroad, cultural activities, and sports. If you're willing to become active on campus, there's a lot more to Pitt than meets the eye. The University's location can also be a great advantage—Pittsburgh itself is a great city that is a positive environment for students to live and learn in, thanks in part to the city being home to a number of colleges and universities. The social scene is always jumping, locals are friendly, and there's always something to do if you explore a little. The best idea is to visit and try to get a feel for the area. You can get the same quality education at Pitt that can be found in many smaller, expensive schools, but here you'll pay less to have a vibrant city right at your doorstep.
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Best Thai food I've had in Brookline. Their Pad Thai is always solid and their curries are really good. It's also a really good deal since the portions are large!
I travel to Thailand once a year but I still dream about dok bua. The atmosphere is unpretentious, the pricing is reasonable and the staff are amazing. Grilled Pork is the best main by far.
Dok Bua has a busy atmosphere and lots of tasty dishes for all kinds of eaters. The architecture is open and informal.
Something negative has happened to this restaurant, which several years ago got raves and now, based on our recent experience, is no longer to be recommended. Our Crispy Duck with Tamarind Sauce, Onion, Pineapple, and Ginger featured dry, tough pieces of duck; our Crispy Chicken Stir Fried with pineapple, onion, cashews in a Thai sweet sauce featured dry chicken.Tofu Pad...
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Jazz fans definitely have differing opinions on the coaching career and expertise of Jerry Sloan.
Some, like myself, have the utmost respect for this tough-minded man who guided the team's fortunes with such tremendous success for more than two decades.
Others would argue that Coach Sloan stuck around too long and that he should've retired several seasons ago.
Some short-sighted, misguided individuals might even blame him for the fact the Jazz never won an NBA championship. But I'm guessing that most of the members of that camp probably never played organized basketball — or wore a jockstrap — in their lives.
Or they'd know better.
Personally, I think Jazz fans owe a huge debt of gratitude to the coach — and the man — who served this franchise so well for so many years.
Sloan's loyalty, dedication and commitment were always exemplary. He was such a model of consistency — in the way his teams tenaciously played and graciously won, in the way he always dealt with his players and the team's front office, in the respectful way he dealt with opposing players and coaches, and in the classy way he conducted himself — well, with the exception of an occasional sideline tirade or two (or 20).
Heck, I'm sure those officials that he constantly yelled profanities at and occasionally went after would tell you yes, he was pretty darned consistent in doing that, too.
Yes, with Jerry Sloan, you always knew what you were going to get. He was a down-to-earth, plain-spoken farm boy from Illinois who loved to compete. Often times, especially when things weren't going particularly well for his team, he'd begin his sentences with the familiar refrain: "Well, if you're a competitor ..."
After all, that's certainly what he was, at all times — a tough old warrior who loved to compete and hated to lose.
Fortunately for him — and for us, too — the Jazz front office felt that same loyalty to Sloan, refusing to push him out the door in 2005 after the team suffered its only losing season in his 22-plus years of calling the shots.
No less than 14 other NBA franchises have changed coaches 10 or more times since Sloan took over the Jazz reins in December 1988.
Think about it: 21 winning seasons, including 16 straight from 1988-89 to 2003-04, with 19 playoff appearances during that span. And, of course, two appearances in the NBA Finals. It's quite a resume'.
Sloan coached the game the same way he played it — fiercely competitive, with a never-say-die attitude. As a player and a coach, he always seemed to have that junkyard dog mentality, a guy who would battle you with his last ounce of energy, his last breath.
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He leaves behind a lasting legacy of a guy who took a small-market team and turned it into a consistent winner, year after year after year, and a championship contender for several seasons along the way.
No, he didn't ever win the big one. Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls — in an odd twist of irony, the same franchise Sloan played so hard for that his jersey hangs from the rafters in their arena — got in the way of Utah's best chance for a championship.
And you can be sure that nobody in this world feels worse about not winning an NBA title than he does.
But rather than fretting about what he didn't do, instead let's relish all those great, glorious things that Jerry Sloan and the Jazz accomplished under his watch.
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Hands-on: HP Pavilion x360 review
With the Post-PC era supposedly upon us in full force, traditional PC makers are flummoxed as to what to create. The latest example is HP with the HP Pavilion X360, a laptop, come tablet, come ruggedised work machine.
We caught up with the new device at a MWC fringe event ahead of the official opening of the show.
Coming in red or gun metal grey (HP actually call it Brilliant Red and Smoke Silver) the rather rugged looking laptop has the ability to fold onto itself if you're bored of just typing and using it as if it were a regular notebook.
The stiff folding hinge that connects the 11.6-inch touchscreen display with the chiclet keyboard doesn't have any preset angles to work through, but it's clear from the demo we received that you are expected to either use the X360 as a laptop, folded over in an A-shape to watch a movie, or folded flat with the screen against the base.
Of course folding a laptop screen back on itself presents a number of problems, including creating a device that is awkward and bulky and one where the keyboard and trackpad is unprotected, and ready to be damaged or filled with dirt and dust. Realising this might be the case, HP has included a number of raised feet around the edge of the keyboard (as seen in the picture below) that supposedly stop you damaging the keys, however that's only if you lay it on a flat surface.
"Customers have told us they want a single device that is designed to work and play the way they do, at an affordable price," says HP touting the reason for the transforming laptop.
As is customary with HP gear, you'll get Beats Audio powered dual speakers and although we had a quick listen, it's unfair to comment as the hall we were in was loud and chaotic.
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It delivers that, however at a cost of coming across as a jack of all trades and master on none. It's big, heavy (1.4kg), clunky, and we suspect prone to damage, especially the keyboard when you use it with the screen hinged back beyond the 180 degree marker.
In terms of specs, it's all very mid-range. HP is remaining quiet on all the specifications within the tablet, but says a quad-core Intel Pentium or Celeron processors will found within, and an HP TrueVision HD webcam for video chats. There's also 8GB of RAM, 500GB hard drive, one USB port, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
That should be enough for the market this is aimed at; mainly the student wanting something simple and easy to use when away at college or university.
The HP Pavilion x360 is expected to be available in the Brilliant Red and Smoke Silver colours across EMEA in March for a starting price of £349.99.
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Retail theft
Octavius Taylor, 39, of the 5000 block of W. Ferdinand in Chicago, was arrested at a location on the 300 block of Madison on Aug. 21 and charged with retail theft. The charge was raised to a felony because of prior convictions on Taylor's record.
Arsenio Martinez, 38, was arrested for retail theft after he removed two packages of Huggies diapers from the Jewel Food Store on the 7500 block of Lake, Aug. 26. Estimated loss is $20.
A woman was observed loading baby formula into her backpack and the backpack of an 8-year-old juvenile in Dominick's Finer Foods on the 7500 block of North Avenue, Aug. 28. When the store manager attempted to stop the offenders, they were able to get around him and fled the scene, leaving their backpacks. There was no loss reported, but the merchandise found in the backpacks totaled approximately $265.
A man was observed on surveillance video removing a pain reliever and a package of cold medicine from the shelf of a store located on the 200 block of Lake on Aug. 26. The offender then placed the items in his pockets and exited the store without paying. Loss is unknown.
Two males were observed exiting a white four-door vehicle and entering a business on the 7000 block of W. Roosevelt on Aug. 27. The offenders went to the liquor section of the store and placed an unknown number of liquor bottles into two backpacks. They then walked out of the store without paying. Estimated loss is unknown.
Residential burglary
A Macbook Pro laptop computer, a Wii video game console, miscellaneous Wii games, $5 in change and a silver 21-speed Fuji Crosstown bicycle were removed from a residence on the 200 block of S. Scoville, Aug. 22, after an unknown offender entered the residence by means of an unlocked rear door. Estimated loss is $2,405.
Two screen windows were damaged, two wooden shutters broken, one pane of window glass removed and a 9-millimeter revolver of an unknown brand taken from a residence on the 200 block of S. Cuyler, Aug. 23. Estimated loss is $1,650.
An antique doll collection was removed from a residence on the 200 block of S. Marion, Aug. 22-23. The unknown offender used a pry-type tool to gain entry into the residence. Loss is unknown at this time.
Someone entered an apartment located on the 700 block of N. Austin, Aug. 25, by means of breaking the bathroom window. Once inside, the offender removed a 50-inch Samsung flat-screen television and $240 in cash from a shoebox in the victim's bedroom. Estimated loss is $1,340.
Three computers, two cameras, and jewelry were removed from a residence located on the 600 block of S. Humphrey on Aug. 26. Estimated loss is $1,840.
Criminal damage to property
Laminated paper signs on a fence surrounding a construction site on the 900 block of N. Ridgeland were damaged, Aug. 22, after an unknown offender lit them on fire. Estimated loss due to damage is $100.
Someone entered the women's bathroom at a location on the 1000 block of S. Lombard, Aug. 22-23, pulled a porcelain sink away from the drywall and then threw the sink on the floor, causing it to break. Estimated loss is $300.
Battery arrest
Michael J. Robertson, 25, was arrested, Aug. 24, and charged with three counts of felony aggravated battery and one count of theft of services after an incident on the eastbound Metra train at the River Forest train station on the 7900 block of Hawthorne. Robertson allegedly tried run out of the train at the River Forest stop without paying his fare. When two conductors tried to stop him, he pushed both of them and spit on them.
Theft of motor vehicle
A white 1995 Pontiac Transport was removed from a location on the 6100 block of Roosevelt, Aug. 23, by unknown means. Estimated loss is $2,000.
A silver 2010 Volkswagen Jetta four-door was removed from a location on the 100 block of S. Elmwood, Aug. 24-25. Estimated loss is $12,000.
Theft from person
Someone distracted a victim on the 500 block of S. Maple, Aug. 23, and removed the victim's black Mesmerize 1500 cellphone. Estimated loss is $300.
Theft from motor vehicle
A cord that secured the spare tire to a vehicle parked on the 1000 block of S. Oak Park Ave. was cut sometime between Aug. 13 and 20, and the spare tire was removed and the tire pressure sensor damaged. Estimated loss is $1,200.
A green BMX bicycle was removed from the rear stairwell of a location on the 400 block of N. Humphrey, Aug. 22-23. Estimated loss is $250.
A silver Apple iPod Touch was removed from a backpack left unattended at a location on the first block of Lake on Aug. 19. Estimated loss is $270.
Burglary to motor vehicle
Passenger side windows were broken on two vehicles parked on the 700 block of North Blvd., Aug. 23-24. Once inside, an unknown offender removed a gas charge card from the glove compartments of each vehicle. Estimated loss is $600.
The front passenger door window to a blue 2010 Volkswagen Jetta four-door parked on the 700 block of South Blvd. was broken on Aug. 25, and the glove box ransacked. A black backpack containing a black Nikon camera and accessories and a 50-inch silver Macbook Pro laptop computer was removed. Estimated loss is $9,750.
A yellow Cannondale road bicycle, a green Schwinn road bicycle, a Dewalt skill saw, and an air compressor were removed from a garage on the 1000 block of S. Humphrey, Aug. 23-24, after an unknown offender used a pry-type tool to defeat the lock on the side service door.
Someone broke into a large red freight storage container in the rear of a location on the 6400 block of North Ave., Aug. 26-27. Once inside, the offender removed a Graco line sprayer, a red tool box containing electrical tools, a weed whacker, and a power washer. Estimated loss is $3,620.
These items were obtained from the Oak Park and River Forest police departments, Aug. 23-29, and represent a portion of the incidents to which police responded. Anyone named in these reports has only been charged with a crime and cases have not yet been adjudicated.
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Posted: September 11th, 2011 1:42 AM
" a 9-millimeter revolver of an unknown brand taken from a residence on the 200 block of S. Cuyler"... Here's a pretty good argument for why people shouldn't be allowed to own guns. It's pretty irresponsible of the gun owners to not have it locked up in a gun safe. I hope they don't have kids... who knows what would happen if their kids and kid's friends got their hands on the gun. Now there's 1 more gun in the hands of criminals thanks to this owner.
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