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By Leslie A. Pardo
Extended Hours
Beginning this week and continuing through finals, the Law Library will extend its hours on Friday and Saturday to remain open until midnight. The building hours for the remainder of the semester will be:
Monday, April 27 - Wednesday, May 13
Monday - Friday: 7 am - midnight
Saturday: 8 am - midnight
Sunday: 10 am - midnightWednesday, May 13: 7 am - 8 pm
Study Rooms
The law library has group study rooms available for the exclusive use of Sandra Day O?Connor College of Law students, faculty, and law alumni studying for the state bar exam. During exam periods 3 to 4 person groups may reserve a room for a maximum of six hours per day and 5 to 6 person groups can reserve a room for a maximum of eight hours per day. You may reserve rooms up to one week in advance. You may reserve a room via the Online Study Room Reservation System.
Follow this link for Group Study Room Guidelines
You may still make a study room reservation in person at the circulation desk or by calling us at 480-965-6144.
Studying Late?
Don?t forget about the All Night Study Room. Entrance to the room, located on the northwest corner of the building, is by a code that is issued to individual students at the circulation desk or via the online study room reservation system. The all night study room is intended for individual study in a quiet atmosphere. It is not intended for group study and does not provide access to the rest of the building.
Law School Past Exams
Many faculty members make their past exams available to students as a teaching aid. In an effort to provide students with the broadest possible access to past exams, the Law Library has placed them online. You may access them from the Law Library?s home page.
Study Skills Collection
It is easy for you to find books that will help you succeed on your exams. The Law Library staff has created a Study Skills Collection. Located in the Reserve Reading room on the first floor of the Law Library, the collection brings together an array of study aids, legal research and writing texts, exam and bar exam materials. Material may be checked out for one week and are renewable twice.
Good luck on your exams from the Law Library staff.
Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on April 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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