Mitch_ECFC

Fair enough. It's basically only the first years that wear the hoodies. The only reason I wear a hoodie anyway is that I'm in the committee for it, and it makes sense to wear it at events so folk know who you are, makes you more approachable and that. Still, the hoodies this year are quite smart, and are popular. In previous years, when they've been shite only the gimps have worn them. I don't think that people that wear them this year round uni are twats or are trying to show off, which was the point of this petty argument in the first place. I know there are plenty of gimps who do law.

Fair enough, if that's what you've come across from your personal experience. That's not the way I see it but I'm not going to argue with you about it. What course are you doing? To be fair you'd probably classify as a zany student type. But I've drank out a shoe, or stolen a road sign. I just get that impression that's what you'd think of me.. Don't think there's much wrong with that though. You're only at uni once, and should make the most of it.

I'll come along on Wednesday, would be good to put faces to a few names. And I'll let you know when the next Law Soc thing is happening, there's been heaps of non-lawyers at every event so far.

But every Law society is different depending on which uni you go to. Just like every student union is different and every sports association is different. Out of interest where do you study? We'll just have to disagree on that one. The fact that the Law society is widely recognised as one of the biggest and best clubs at Glasgow Uni makes a difference. The social side to it is fantastic, and this year all the nights out have been awesome. If like at some uni's the Law society was shite, then no one would wear the hoodie. I'm the exact opposite of that. I only ever wear my Law hoodie at actual Law society events, you'll very rarely see me wearing it around uni, and never if I was going anywhere else. I personally am in the position that when most people who aren't at uni ask me what I study I say something rather than law because I feel slightly uncomfortable about it. Smugness? I think not. Why would anyone wear a blue t-shirt when they could wear a green one. It's a petty petty point you're trying to make.

Not me, but if you gave me five guesses I'd get there. GUSSC is utter class though. Definitely worth going along to a social, or if you can stretch to it a full ski trip. I'm in the same boat. I can see why people think its pretentious/posh or whatever to wear one, but if you're just wearing it around uni I can't see the problem. And to say that anyone who wears one is a twat is just total ignorance. I'd be keen for that sometime, but can't make it on Tuesday, got St. Johnstone v Dundee United to deal with. And finally comiserations to Exuberant who failed to get a position on the Law Society Committee as a first year rep. A hot girl got it instead. I wonder why.

Don't worry. I took no offence, because I personally don't wear them. I still don't see what the problem is though. Please explain.

There are quite a few w**kers on the law course, who as you can expect are so far up their own arses its unreal. Luckily most of them have no social life, and spend all their hours in the library, and so don't bother the Law Society with their presence. Anyone you do see wondering around in a Law Society hoodie will be a first year though. That's fairly normal. Anyone kicking around Glasgow Uni is most welcome at the next Law Society event (lawyer or not) and hopefully that will clear away any misconceptions. We booked Radio on Ashton Lane, and the place was rammed full.

Someone is on top form today.

Ha, I'll let you off then Supras. I've completely relinquished my school identity too.

And?? Anything else??

I haven't worn my leavers hoodie in over a year, and wear my Law one only at Law Society events, so the first years know that I'm in the Committee. That OK?

I think you'll find that the bulk of folk that wear leavers hoodies, and Law Society HOODIES are from state schools anyway.

What does it do then? I think Exuberant's point was that if he wears his hoodie to the GU, then he doesn't get asked to prove that he is at Glasgow Uni, because it is fairly obvious from what he is wearing. He doesn't wear the hoody exclusively to get a drink. FWIW I never have a problem getting a drink in the GU, and don't think other folk do either.

I don't really see what's wrong with wearing a leavers hoodie either. Do people not have better things to do than critcise what people wear? I'm sure you're all at the height of fashion yourselves.

It was never. Until some clueless fannies started slagging off Glasgow University, and in particular the Law Society. When clearly you and several others have actually no idea what the Law Society does.