#nusl

"Pendentif" en or et grenats de Bohême de Jan Nusl pour la Coopérative Granat Turnov (1958) présenté à la conférence "Grenat, Art & Science" par Mathilde Rondouin - Historienne de l'Art et Conférencière - et Olivier Segura - Gemmologue et Directeur Scientifique - pendant la Masterclasse de L'Ecole des Arts Joailliers à Prague, septembre 2022.

"Pendentif" en or et grenats de Bohême de Jan Nusl pour la Coopérative Granat Turnov (1958) exceptionnellement sorti des réserves du Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Prague (Uměleckoprůmyslové Museum) et présenté lors de la conférence par la Restauratrice en Chef et son équipe pendant la Masterclass organisée par l'Ecole des Arts Joailliers, octobre 2022.

So I try not to complain about my school too much, but I need to put this out there.  A system that is pass/fail with honorifics but has no standardization between professors or even subject matter is a terrible system.  There is no accountability for fairness, no way to see how many honorifics a professor hands out, and no way to know how well you really did.  There are professors who give out 10 high honors in a class of 70 and others who give out 1, but that is not on your transcript.  I am glad that some change is coming to the system, but in reality, a pass/fail system needs to be pure pass/fail or it just becomes a psuedo-GPA measurement.  Thank you, rant over.

So Northeastern University SoL (NUSL) requires that every student completes internships.  BUT! They are having me, a 1L, compete in the summer against 2Ls and 3Ls who are eminently more qualified.  It would really make more sense for them to have employers specifically for 1L’s, since we do not have the same legal experience, but nope.