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What is a sleeve eraser?
I wanna sleep
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Hi Everyone,
The LSAC rules state that sleeve erasers are not allowed. I never heard of them, and google is not helping me out. I found these https://www.dhgate.com/product/staedtler-colourful-cute-eraser-with-sliding/376712259.html.
Could you please explain to me what they mean by sleeve erasers?
Thanks!
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Some art erases, the big white block ones come in a sleeve. Take the eraser out of the sleeve. Here’s an example. My students couldn’t have them when they took standardized tests.
https://www.kookaburra.com.au/images/ProductImages/ZFA82-7085-20.jpg
I'm guessing that sleeve erasers are any type or eraser that are attached to a sliding mechanism. Maybe they are concerned about students hiding answers inside? Not sure lol
Any form of covered eraser. Just bring an uncovered eraser (i.e. rubbery body only).