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I'm down for this. I live in manhattan so either place would work well for me!

damn i'd be down but im from north jersey... I don't think i could make it out to NYC that often.. it's such a pain with gas, parking, tolls, traffic, etc.. end up spending atleast 50 bux everytime I go to the city on just transportation.

I'd like to try it...City Bakery in Flatiron might be a decent spot....its fairly spacious?

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The 28th is good for me. Is there anything in particular that we will be doing on the 28th? Reviewing any specific section or takig a test?

i'm down for the 28th...maybe we could drill for games? i feel like that's the easiest to explain/improve on...

Okay cool. I will be following pithypike's method and the LSAT month to month plan. So drilling games seems best to start

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I can do either day, but the 28th would be a bit better.but if it's easier, 29th would be fine as well. I'll also bring my bible and any other material tht might be helpful.

i'm down for the 28th or 29th @ 4pm....but, any ideas on how to conduct a sucessful review session? also, are we still cool about starting with games? either way, its helpful if we decide on something prior to meeting so we can get right to it

i like to do a warm-up game with a time limit, afterwards I like to do a fresh game under the same category as the warm-up. i do the fresh game 3x with a stopwatch, striving for speed and accuracy during each attempt....pretty much what pithypike prescribes....

you guys?

I definitely agree about having some time of schedule so that we can stay focused. If people would like, we can bring LSAT prep test 29-38. If we can all follow pithy pike and make three copies, that would be helpful. Furthermore, if someone does not have that prep book, then you can bring a different set of prep tests. But, within PT 29-38, I have a basic outline for the games by each type. We can work on basic sequencing games, linear and whatever else, timed and untimed, if that works.

You all can check the games if you scroll down the web page. If anyone else has any suggestions for our study, feel free to add to it!!

http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2010/07/ls ... games.html

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Max324 wrote:I don't have that material; if we go forward using those games, can someone make copies for the people who don't have the book? I can get a full head count by tomorrow afternoon.

I think it would also be helpful to do a timed section of a practice LSAT to simulate test conditions. If you guys agree, I can provide a copy for everyone.

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But were you thinking games or arguments? Either way, I think that's a good idea so long as we attempt it after warming up... I find I perform better after knocking out a few questions prior to doing a section.

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Max324 wrote:How would this scenario work for you guys: I could bring PT 10 and 11; we could do the games section from PT 10 as timed/un-timed warm-ups, then the games section from PT 11 simulating test conditions, using the remaining time to work through a random LR section?

Do you think you can bring extra copies of them? That's be ideal and I like that plan. What about everyone else?

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I'll bring my LG bible. If there's anything else that we need, feel free to ask! June 2012 LSAT !

Sooo can we all confirm? City Bakery on June 29 @ 4?

Also shall we meet on the 2nd floor? It's better real estate for a group of our size...

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Confirmed.