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freedom of choice

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A quick definition of freedom of choice:

Freedom of choice means that you have the right to make your own decisions. This includes choosing where you want to go to school, what you want to do with your body, and how you want to live your life. It is important to have freedom of choice so that you can live the life that you want and make decisions that are best for you.

A more thorough explanation:

Freedom of choice is the ability to make decisions based on one's own beliefs and desires without interference from others.

For example, parents have the freedom of choice to select a school for their child in a unitary, integrated school system that is devoid of de jure segregation. This means that parents can choose the best school for their child without being limited by discriminatory policies.

Another example of freedom of choice is the right to have an abortion. This means that individuals have the liberty to exercise their right of privacy and make decisions about their own bodies without interference from the government or others.

Overall, freedom of choice is an important aspect of individual liberty and allows individuals to make decisions that align with their own beliefs and desires.

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Dkk

16:10

I want it to be brutal.

Dkk

16:10

Noooooo

JumpySubsequentDolphin

16:10

@texaslawhopefully: THEY SEND THEM TO YOU EVEN AFTER YOU GOT ACCEPTED???

[] texaslawhopefully

16:10

I've been getting them literally every other day for months now

JumpySubsequentDolphin

16:11

that’s absurd

RightPlant

16:18

does having a masters degree help with getting into law school

RightPlant

16:19

i rly want to get into northwestern or uchicago but im worried about my stats

LSDFan

16:20

you'll get in, calm tf down

JazzyGazelle

16:20

damn

JazzyGazelle

16:21

bro was just asking a question

ImpartialLion

16:21

U have great stats! I wouldn't be too nervous. Did u write why Northwestern and why Chicago?

AnxietyBarbie

16:22

oh cornells going wl crazy

milktoast

16:22

having a masters degree is probably a positive, it shows you can do grad level coursework and probably generated a strong rec letter

[] texaslawhopefully

16:23

@RightPlant: you have a great chance at Northwestern!

[] texaslawhopefully

16:23

Chicago, also not a bad chance, but it is more of a crapshoot

[] texaslawhopefully

16:24

Esp since they care more about GPA than LSAT

MinorHomelyStoat

16:26

Would gulc be later tn? I submitted mine mid Oct so don’t think they will get back to me yet

MinorHomelyStoat

16:26

Anyone think au will get back to us tomo?

JazzyGazelle

16:26

I have no clue, I would think it would be later tn based on past waves

jackfrost11770

16:28

radio silence from cornell hey no news is good news ....

jackfrost11770

16:28

gulc was friday last week but i think it was cause of holiday

JazzyGazelle

16:29

genuinely if its not today I WILL crashout.

Dkk

16:29

@jackfrost11770: Cornell had the WL wave!

jackfrost11770

16:30

oh radio silence on my end

info-man

16:32

UR2 at UVA

info-man

16:32

not really what i wanted given i have a new LSAT score coming but thems the breaks

Dkk

16:33

@jackfrost11770: Man, I watched a video summarizing the stuff I missed in Arcane. You know, all the boring mel and ambessa stuff and that shit is actually incredibly important to the lore. That stuff is all LeBlanc shit and LeBlanc is like one of the most powerful characters in league.

Dkk

16:33

At least, lore wise. It will get interesting.

SplitterusClitterus

16:34

if ive been at UR 2 or 3 for UVA am i cooked

SplitterusClitterus

16:34

also is there ucla wave tongith or is that late reporters?

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