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johnwang2018375
Tuesday, Jul 22

guys the new ui is quite rough. it's not intuitive i have to say. I'm helping my students print out preptests because they will be taking it with pen and paper and after trying for a long time and following threads like this

i couldn't find it -- i tried going through practice: drills, sections, ptests

etc

no option to have obsolete format and drilling mode toggle

even going through analytics is much rougher. and creating custom problem sets is ???

there is no advanced drill builder anymore -- there is no option to view sections or ptests

guys this is a nightmare switch

in the new 7sage could i get step by step instructions to pass on to my student for him to print out his tests to mimic test taking conditions through this new UI?

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johnwang2018375
Saturday, Mar 21 2020

Hey guys! I would love to join if there's any space. Currently signed up for April and June.

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johnwang2018375
Saturday, Mar 21 2020

Hi guys! I would love to join if there's space!

Johnwang2018@.northwestern.edu

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johnwang2018375
Monday, Sep 20 2021

interested! scoring in the same range and have the same goals

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johnwang2018375
Thursday, Mar 19 2020

Congratulations!! Keep up the good fight!!

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johnwang2018375
Friday, Sep 11 2020

So prior to the bolded part we have that four exceptions have a common feature: each of these four exceptions is a notional possession by the person out of actual possession (i take this to mean an abstract idea of ownership out of an ACTUAL ownership of something)

the bolded part tells us that: through my owning something through another person, or where this is a gap in the official ownership title there leaves open the chance for someone to sue me

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johnwang2018375
Thursday, Jan 09 2020

JY you're amazing for coming up with this analogy

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Friday, Sep 01 2023

johnwang2018375

Looking for Study Buddy Aiming for 175+

Hi! I previously took the LSAT and got a 172 last Fall. I decided not to apply last year, but as I am applying this year I want to retake it and score 175+ in October.

I am scoring 172-174 on Ptests currently as I review again. I am on EST and would be flexible to review online as my last day at work is coming up next week.

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