hey everyone! i work near rockefeller center and would totally love to meet up with ppl... i get off @5583:30 but i believe i could use my office space for a study group so it can be quiet.
Completely interested! I will send a msg
This sounds fun! I would definitely want to join. Where can we find deets? There's a great bar on 29th and 7th with like huge games and even better drink prices. Used to go there after another LSAT class I took last summer.
I am in Brooklyn but would love to join a study group. Want to test in July. Will message my email and other info. :smile:
@nf22251 said:
@haglerfran176 said:
It's Monday morning post-LSAT and I am lost with what to do with my time since I am not studying. Anyone feeling the same weird way? Lol
Absolutely, it's a weird reality not having to study right now
I literally feel like time isn't moving lol. Whereas before it was never enough time in the day.
@carinhanmd750 said:
@haglerfran176 said:
It's Monday morning post-LSAT and I am lost with what to do with my time since I am not studying. Anyone feeling the same weird way? Lol
Gosh yes! I feel so unproductive. I've been binge watching some TV shows when I know I should be working on apps smh.
Yes apps...part 2 of the process...i told myself i would take this week off, celebrate Thanksgiving with my family bc my nose has been in the books for months and come Monday I'll get right back on it.... any shows to recommend?
It's Monday morning post-LSAT and I am lost with what to do with my time since I am not studying. Anyone feeling the same weird way? Lol
@carlyharris072433 said:
I had 3 LR sections. We’re the one talking about athletes and PED and the one talking about penguins and temperature real?
I had this question so it must've been real
@thayray644 said:
Is there a page where these abbreviations are explained (CC, BR)?
CC is core curriculum and BR is blind review
So I’ve been wondering... consider this: If something is legal, then it is not illegal.
Therefore, if it is illegal, then it is not legal (illegal) via the contrapostive.
So we can conclude an act can only be legal or illegal.
Is this considered a valid argument?
This explanation finally stuck. Thanks for pointing out that just switching the sentence makes the conclusion painfully clear
I can't make it this evening. hopefully I can make the next one