Cheryl Nyberg, editor.
Interim Library Hours
The Law Library and the Reference Office will be open on abbreviated
schedules between the end of exams and the beginning of winter quarter.
| Dec. 16-18 |
Saturday-Monday |
Closed |
| Dec. 19-22 |
Tuesday-Friday |
8am-5pm
Reference Office: 10am-4pm |
| Dec. 23-25 |
Saturday-Monday |
Closed |
| Dec. 26-29 |
Tuesday-Friday |
8am-12noon
Reference Office: 10am-12noon |
| Dec. 30-Jan. 1 |
Saturday-Monday |
Closed |
| Jan. 2 |
Tuesday |
8am-5pm
Reference Office: 1-4pm |
Regular hours resume on Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2007 when School of Law classes
begin.
More on Preparing for Exams
The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) has posted several podcasts on preparing for and writing law school exams.
Six professors provide advice on
Exam Preparation. Scott Burnham (U of Montana) offers
Tips for Multiple Choice Exams in Law
School. And Jennifer Martin (Western New England) describes
Top Ten Tips for
Successfully Writing a Law School Essay.
Seeking New Flavor Ideas for Library Lifesavers
The reference cooks are sifting through recipes for next quarter’s Library
Lifesaver offerings. We want to know what you—our customers—would like to see
on the menu.
Over the last three months, we have treated you to tasty tidbits of
information on the Library catalog, selected legal research databases, Google,
Word, exams,
finding paper topics, and CALI. These are some of the treats that
we wanted to share with you.
Now it is your turn! What would you like? Design your own menu.
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Perhaps you would like to order some comfort food (a review of Lexis or
Westlaw basics) or an exotic delicacy (English language translations of foreign
cases). Request an appetizer (an introduction to an interdisciplinary database)
or a seven-course meal (a series of short sessions exploring one topic in
depth). |
We are here to slake your thirst for knowledge! Send your suggestions to
lawrefst@u.
Undergrads on L1
The study tables on the south side of L1 and the carrels on the west end of
L1 are reserved for law students all (tables) or part of the time (carrels).
If you observe nonlaw students in these areas, please notify the Reference
librarian or Circulation staff. We will walk through the area and ask nonlaw
students and others to move to other tables or carrels.
Law students may also enforce the policy. When you notice an undergrad at an
L1 table or carrel, courteously point out the sign and ask the student to move
to another area.
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