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Does anyone have a link to a drop box or something of that sorts with the LEEWS mp3's that they'd be willing to share?

Sincerely,
Broke

lsat blog sells leews as a pdf at a discount - 30 bucks
miller says you should get the cds, but i have both and think the primer is helpful on its own

Brut wrote:lsat blog sells leews as a pdf at a discount - 30 bucks
miller says you should get the cds, but i have both and think the primer is helpful on its own

Thanks for the help. However, I think the audio would be the best bet for me.

get the cassette version (from 2000, i'd be surprised if much changed)
it's 33 bucks on ebay
and get a cassette player for like 10 bucks

Brut wrote:get the cassette version (from 2000, i'd be surprised if much changed)
it's 33 bucks on ebay
and get a cassette player for like 10 bucks

Thanks! I might do this. Are you an advocate of LEEWS? How did it work for you, if you don't mind me asking.

i used it, it was interesting as like a law school 101 type deal
no idea if it helped since i'm a 1L and haven't taken exams yet
it has a pretty specific approach to exams, i'm not sure if i'll use it or not
i want to read gtm and delaney's book, then i'll figure out how i want to approach exams

Brut wrote:i used it, it was interesting as like a law school 101 type deal
no idea if it helped since i'm a 1L and haven't taken exams yet
it has a pretty specific approach to exams, i'm not sure if i'll use it or not
i want to read gtm and delaney's book, then i'll figure out how i want to approach exams

I'm in the same boat. Best of luck. Thanks again

Brut wrote:i used it, it was interesting as like a law school 101 type deal
no idea if it helped since i'm a 1L and haven't taken exams yet
it has a pretty specific approach to exams, i'm not sure if i'll use it or not
i want to read gtm and delaney's book, then i'll figure out how i want to approach exams

Yeah, I really wonder how useful all of this is. I skipped LEEWS because it seemed too expensive (and mostly because I'm kinda lazy). I read GTM and bought Delaney's but have yet to crack the latter open.

Only time will tell.

ManoftheHour wrote:

Brut wrote:i used it, it was interesting as like a law school 101 type deal
no idea if it helped since i'm a 1L and haven't taken exams yet
it has a pretty specific approach to exams, i'm not sure if i'll use it or not
i want to read gtm and delaney's book, then i'll figure out how i want to approach exams

Yeah, I really wonder how useful all of this is. I skipped LEEWS because it seemed too expensive (and mostly because I'm kinda lazy). I read GTM and bought Delaney's but have yet to crack the latter open.

Only time will tell.

I just figure it couldn't hurt. Mostly I'm just another 1L lost soul searching for direction.

come join your compatriots in cluelessness
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 8&t=234765
(official 1L thread)

Brut wrote:come join your compatriots in cluelessness
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 8&t=234765
(official 1L thread)

Haha. Will do.

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