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Logical Reasonings
A) You made it all the way to law school, and everything reads like Latin. Here is a helpful essay for 1Ls on how to read legal opinions. The Volokh Conspiracy. B) Only one day in and there are already problems for those taking the Bar. You’d think the bad news wouldn’t come up until […]
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Logical Reasoning
A) While many people stress and sit to take the most important exam in their life, Tennessee decides to be a little different. Above the Law. B) How much do you want to bet VH1 and MTV are already making bids to make this into a show. Above the Law. C) The real problem for […]
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Law School and Social Life: Oil and Water?
If you’ve spent the past year reveling in senioritis or spending your days off from work doing nothing but drinking and sleeping, you officially suck. You are also in for a bit of shock to your system when you have to once again balance a serious class load with any interests you may have outside […]
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LSAT in Real Life: Weiner Phallus-cies
Did you hear about Congressman Weiner? Okay, so if we were the New York Times, CNN, or David Letterman, we would be a little late on the Anthony Weiner sexting and tweeting scandal. We’re an LSAT test prep company. The fact that we’re making crotch jokes to illustrate real LSAT concepts deserves some sort of […]
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The June 6th 2011 LSAT is in a Fortnight: What to Eat
The June 6th 2011 LSAT is in a Fortnight: What to Eat We’re only a couple weeks away from what will be the most important test of your life (pause for panicking). At this point you should be in the heat of studying, taking lots of practice tests and spending tons of time reviewing said […]
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The Turmoil of Shaker Nation
The Turmoil of Shaker Nation In this week’s sample logical reasoning question, Riley examines the case of the Los Angeles Shakers, and the fundamental disagreements between the team’s owner, Dr. Bus, and the team’s star player, Kohby. Should they get the 7 foot giant from Orlando, or should they get the young point guard who […]
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Comparative Statements on the LSAT
Comparative Statements on the LSAT: Where Being Better Might Still Mean You Suck If Sally is better looking than Margaret, you can’t infer that Sally is good looking. She could easily resemble Shrek and still be better looking than Margaret. However, you also can’t conclude that Margaret looks like a wildebeast. Margaret might be the […]
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LSAT Logic Games: Choosing 2 of 3
Note: As of August 2024, the LSAT will no longer have a Logic Games Section. The June 2024 exam will be the final LSAT with Logic Games. Learn more about the change here. Logic Games: Choosing Two of Three If you are studying for the LSAT, you are probably tiring of hearing your instructor yell […]
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A Frustrating New Type of Question on Logic Games
Note: As of August 2024, the LSAT will no longer have a Logic Games Section. The June 2024 exam will be the final LSAT with Logic Games. Learn more about the change here. Dirty, New Type of Question on Logic Games By its very nature, the Logic Games section of the LSAT is very frightening […]
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How to Study for the LSAT
How to study for the LSAT We’re a little less than three months from the June LSAT, which means it’s about time for the studying to begin. It’s going to be a long and arduous process, but you’ll come out with an awesome score when all’s said and done. That is, if you study, study […]
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