On June 10, I discussed my scheduling issues for Fall 2005. I think I've nailed it down.

Here's what we do:

1. We enter our priority classes, our first choices. 7 of my 10-11 units are already filled with Property (4) and Criminal Law (3).
2. Next, we select alternates where appropriate. Property and Criminal Law are required; no need to select alternates.
3. We spit the form out of Adobe Reader and email an XML file. I will be doing that tonight.

So, I've finally decided that my priority elective selection will be Antitrust. My "first alternate" will be Federal Taxation. My final alternate will be Legal Ethics (which I have to take sometime, but would prefer to take in the summer.) And that is that.

I only had one other evening choice, contrary to my previous post: International Human Rights. Emily and I agreed that perhaps that would not be the ideal choice for me. Hopefully Emily won't mind me posting an excerpt from our AIM conversation:

Greg: Basically, I'm down to Legal Ethics, Antitrust, Federal Taxation, and International Human Rights.

Emily: Is it wrong that I giggle a bit thinking of you taking International Human Rights?

Emily: Just because I could see you taking out a fellow classmate or two.

I don't know about taking someone out. But I think it could be a grueling experience for me, especially with all the bleeding hearts here in San Francisco.