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Coffee, Kittens, and Other Exam Info
Another season of exams have begun. And once again, the library is here to provide you with what you need most: caffeine and cute. There will be free coffee available in the law library conference room throughout the exam period. Stop by any time! The library’s digital screen is in stress relief mode. Also throughout […]
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Read (Something Other Than Casebooks)!
April 30, 2013
by Pam Brannon
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We know – finals are about to get underway, and you don’t have time right now to read anything other than casebooks and outlines. That’s OK. Because in a few weeks, finals will be over, and the summer will begin. Which means that you’ll have time to read for fun, because that’s a thing that […]
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Post-Graduation Resources: Shepardizing for Free
April 25, 2013
by Deborah Schander
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by Joshua Kahn As the third year law students get ready to graduate, we here at the GSU law library feel it is our duty to provide a little methadone to help you shake your snack-fueled Westlaw/LexisNexis addiction. Verifying cases with a citator is critically important, and probably the single most important of West and […]
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Check Out Our Study Aids
April 23, 2013
by Deborah Schander
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Starting April 23, you can check out all current study aids for 3 hours. Here are the details: You’re limited to 2 study aids at a time. You can take these books outside of the library. If you don’t bring study aids back on time, you will not be able to check them out for […]
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On Why Glannon’s Civil Procedure E&E Is The Best Law School Supplement of All-Time
April 22, 2013
by Deborah Schander
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by Hanish Patel Of course, it is no hard feat to write about the dread of reading law supplements and the associated anxiety of exams. I am confident history cannot produce a single instance of a student delighted in reading a textbook. No, the real challenge arises in reading them as literary works on their […]
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May 2, 2013
by Deborah Schander
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