I would be curious as well to see what other 7Sage members have in mind; as for me, exercise is an obvious but helpful habit in keeping me mentally balanced- I don't do much heavy lifting but do some Core-strengthening exercises that also help in recreational tennis 1-2x/week; in regards to reading comprehension, I would suggest the NYT (especially their Op-Ed pieces) over the Economist (that is just my preference; naturally the Economist seem to be more statistics oriented journalism); moreover, I also regularly read Time magazine as well, and one can see the clear distinction in the more concise, to the point (albeit the myriad infographics) style of writing in Time, as opposed to the more drawn out (but still very well articulated) NYT articles; lastly, in respect to my Saturdays, I really try to keep that my only day of the week study-free. but of course it is circumstantial and if I am behind schedule, the Saturday gives me the "extra time" to catch up, although again, I only do it if I have to- but since the LSAT is on a Sat (morning for that matter), I will have to change my off-day to perhaps a Sunday. hope that helps

Thanks for the tip- I was wondering about that-and yes! given the fact that my hand writing is complete garbage to begin with, I can only imagine that my writing sample will make chicken scratch look like some ornate Turkish Calligraphy. To perhaps take the fun to another level, I just might as well draw out the scenario and argument, some basic labeling, and heck, even a Venn Diagram to show off my imperfect circle drawing skills :)

I reside in Baltimore and am scheduled to take the October exam

if anyone is interested in meeting in person (never had very good experiences with Skype- but this is stemming from my previous relationships haha); anyways I have student access to any of the UMB campus (downtown Baltimore)/UMBC facilities for meetup

email: dan.dongsung@.com

peace

would it be fair to consider this Weakening question as one of the more rarer ones that come down to the correct answer choice targeting the Premise (in this case directly contradicting the Evidence provided in the Stimulus)?