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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725
That NOTHING but seems to be the case.
That lady in the drawing I did was quite nice but I was chasing a skinny blonde who worked at Information Access Company (IAC) in a different department from me. She had been dating a lawyer and my plan was to get into Stanford Law School and start wooing her. I did not get into Stanford Law and the highest ranked law school-- around 17th in 1986--was the U of MN Law School. So I ended up going there and bumping into another skinny blonde who looked just like a different woman from IAC who was in the marketing department and who would go to law and public library conventions around the country. Bumped into the marketing lady in SF in 1992 and before that had visited a little with the law indexers who were at the law library convention in Reno, Nevada in 1989 at the convention there that summer. This was a few weeks after I had graduated from the U of MN Law School in May 1989.
The U of MN law school student that looked just like the marketing IAC employee ended up in San Francisco as well. She is one of the top rated immigration lawyers on the West Coast. She organized some aspects of the U of MN Law School Class of 1989 30th Re-Union a few months ago held in Minneapolis. I did not go but thought about going quite a lot.
The U of MN is still a great law school. Ranked around 20th right now.
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Chasing
"skinny blondes?"
Library intrigue?
Law school?
You should
nothing but...write a best-selling book.