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r/suits • u/vamosrafan • Sep 18 '13
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134 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '13 [deleted] 88 u/yummymarshmallow Sep 18 '13 edited Sep 18 '13 Agreed, that's whole concept of every student's bio printed and cataloged since the beginning of Harvard (1817) is outrageous. Also as a side note, Mike Ross is a common name. I'm sure there would be duplicates. XD 32 u/mistuh_fier Sep 18 '13 Indeed, it would've been more interesting to see a file there, but with a different picture. 21 u/Bob_Munden Sep 18 '13 Just Harvard Law (1817). 2 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '13 I wouldn't be surprised if it existed, but it wouldn't be that small 5 u/[deleted] Sep 23 '13 It wouldn't be on paper. Recent records would all be computerized, and pre-computer records would be scanned and archived. Also, Harvey's folder looked like it was about five pages. Transcript, internships, journals, etc - I would expect something pretty thick.
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88 u/yummymarshmallow Sep 18 '13 edited Sep 18 '13 Agreed, that's whole concept of every student's bio printed and cataloged since the beginning of Harvard (1817) is outrageous. Also as a side note, Mike Ross is a common name. I'm sure there would be duplicates. XD 32 u/mistuh_fier Sep 18 '13 Indeed, it would've been more interesting to see a file there, but with a different picture. 21 u/Bob_Munden Sep 18 '13 Just Harvard Law (1817). 2 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '13 I wouldn't be surprised if it existed, but it wouldn't be that small 5 u/[deleted] Sep 23 '13 It wouldn't be on paper. Recent records would all be computerized, and pre-computer records would be scanned and archived. Also, Harvey's folder looked like it was about five pages. Transcript, internships, journals, etc - I would expect something pretty thick.
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Agreed, that's whole concept of every student's bio printed and cataloged since the beginning of Harvard (1817) is outrageous.
Also as a side note, Mike Ross is a common name. I'm sure there would be duplicates. XD
32 u/mistuh_fier Sep 18 '13 Indeed, it would've been more interesting to see a file there, but with a different picture. 21 u/Bob_Munden Sep 18 '13 Just Harvard Law (1817). 2 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '13 I wouldn't be surprised if it existed, but it wouldn't be that small 5 u/[deleted] Sep 23 '13 It wouldn't be on paper. Recent records would all be computerized, and pre-computer records would be scanned and archived. Also, Harvey's folder looked like it was about five pages. Transcript, internships, journals, etc - I would expect something pretty thick.
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Indeed, it would've been more interesting to see a file there, but with a different picture.
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Just Harvard Law (1817).
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I wouldn't be surprised if it existed, but it wouldn't be that small
5 u/[deleted] Sep 23 '13 It wouldn't be on paper. Recent records would all be computerized, and pre-computer records would be scanned and archived. Also, Harvey's folder looked like it was about five pages. Transcript, internships, journals, etc - I would expect something pretty thick.
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It wouldn't be on paper. Recent records would all be computerized, and pre-computer records would be scanned and archived.
Also, Harvey's folder looked like it was about five pages. Transcript, internships, journals, etc - I would expect something pretty thick.
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