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You can view old exams and syllabi on ICON if you change the semester from ongoing to Fall 2010 and click Main Site - Law Students - All 2010-2011, then go to content.

i was wondering about how we find old exams. thanks

Undergradut wrote:

You can view old exams and syllabi on ICON if you change the semester from ongoing to Fall 2010 and click Main Site - Law Students - All 2010-2011, then go to content.

i was wondering about how we find old exams. thanks

no problem. it has all the ones that were listed on that original sheet, which isn't many, so it is possible more may still be available through the library or the actual professor. i know one of my profs doesn't have any on file that i can see, and some other people have said NONE of their profs have exams on file.

Doubt there's any interest, but I'm catching English soccer, beer and burger at shorts till about 1:30.

does anyone know when winter break ends? I know it starts on the 18th..trying to plan a vacation...

lsatClay wrote:does anyone know when winter break ends? I know it starts on the 18th..trying to plan a vacation...

According to the website, Winter break goes from Dec 18-Jan 2. Then, there are the intersession classes from Jan 3-Jan 7, and Spring semester starts Jan 10.

So what is the first orientation event? Can't find a schedule...

From 2:00-2:20PM, they'll be distributing nametags and information at the Boyd Lobby. I can email you the entire schedule if you'd like.

P.S. You coming to hang out with us tonight?

Unfortunately, no. it's tempting, but I am still in the process of moving/unpacking and should try to get settled in the best I can before tomorrow.

Thanks to everyone who visited last night. Excellent opportunity to meet and bond with other soon to be 1Ls. See you all at orientation tomorrow.

What do we need to bring to orientation today? We won't need computers or the Intro class book, right?

kazootey wrote:What do we need to bring to orientation today? We won't need computers or the Intro class book, right?

Bring nothing but the clothes on your back(and other parts of your body too, I suppose)

MoS wrote:

kazootey wrote:What do we need to bring to orientation today? We won't need computers or the Intro class book, right?

Bring nothing but the clothes on your back(and other parts of your body too, I suppose)

Bring a notepad if you want to be a pimp.

A few of us are planning on meeting tonight at 8 at the new rec center to play ball or shoot around.

JOThompson wrote:

MoS wrote:

kazootey wrote:What do we need to bring to orientation today? We won't need computers or the Intro class book, right?

Bring nothing but the clothes on your back(and other parts of your body too, I suppose)

Bring a notepad if you want to be a pimp.

lol props for the reference.

Slimpee fwiw I've been told the field house is better for bball (more courts).

What, now that we're in classes none of y'all have time for TLS? Lame.

Slimpee wrote:What, now that we're in classes none of y'all have time for TLS? Lame.

OMG. tiiiiired.

Some of us are going to sushi at Takanamighslhflsh (whatever the names is) round 6 tomorrow (Thursday). PM and come along!

Slimpee wrote:What, now that we're in classes none of y'all have time for TLS? Lame.

Yeah. My every waking moment is pretty much either spent reading, briefing, or walking to/from class.

JOThompson wrote:

Slimpee wrote:What, now that we're in classes none of y'all have time for TLS? Lame.

Yeah. My every waking moment is pretty much either spent reading, briefing, or walking to/from class.

^ sadly, that's me too.

I have to say, this is a lot of reading. In stuff that we're not used to (or the majority of us are not).

In other news, I shaved my "beard." Just thought you guys should know...








(God, I'm only halfway done with the reading. This is going to be a long night...)

so.... who's not getting a decent night's sleep for the third night in a row? That's right, this gal!

jaskat wrote:so.... who's not getting a decent night's sleep for the third night in a row? That's right, this gal!

absolutely as well.

Hey all, remember that this is a pass/fail course--that nobody fails--for one credit (so you could say it's a pass/pass class for one credit.) I spent this evening assembling cheap furniture and watching baseball. Now I'm going to skim the readings and brief a case or two, then get my seven hours of good sleep. Sure, I understand that we should all take advantage of this class as a great opportunity to get a system down for note-taking and briefing, to make sure our study routines are adequate and whatnot, but there's no reason to kill ourselves over this class. Gotta keep it in perspective. Worst case is you get called on and look like an ass for 15 seconds because you took care of real life/sleep in the one week you have before real classes start. Big deal! That's just my opinion. Hope you all are taking care of yourselves and saving the high stress for the classes that count.

sebastian0622 wrote:Hey all, remember that this is a pass/fail course--that nobody fails--for one credit (so you could say it's a pass/pass class for one credit.) I spent this evening assembling cheap furniture and watching baseball. Now I'm going to skim the readings and brief a case or two, then get my seven hours of good sleep. Sure, I understand that we should all take advantage of this class as a great opportunity to get a system down for note-taking and briefing, to make sure our study routines are adequate and whatnot, but there's no reason to kill ourselves over this class. Gotta keep it in perspective. Worst case is you get called on and look like an ass for 15 seconds because you took care of real life/sleep in the one week you have before real classes start. Big deal! That's just my opinion. Hope you all are taking care of yourselves and saving the high stress for the classes that count.

Credited.

sebastian0622 wrote:Hey all, remember that this is a pass/fail course--that nobody fails--for one credit (so you could say it's a pass/pass class for one credit.) I spent this evening assembling cheap furniture and watching baseball. Now I'm going to skim the readings and brief a case or two, then get my seven hours of good sleep. Sure, I understand that we should all take advantage of this class as a great opportunity to get a system down for note-taking and briefing, to make sure our study routines are adequate and whatnot, but there's no reason to kill ourselves over this class. Gotta keep it in perspective. Worst case is you get called on and look like an ass for 15 seconds because you took care of real life/sleep in the one week you have before real classes start. Big deal! That's just my opinion. Hope you all are taking care of yourselves and saving the high stress for the classes that count.

I'm still reading at 3:52AM here. Probably didn't help that I had a lapse of discipline and decided to watch a movie and visit the gym. A lot of students are taking this week as a chance to build study habits that will serve them well throughout the semester. I figure it's better to screw up now than later in the term when we receive binding grades.