I had to skip class yesterday to rewrite my memo for my moot court application. We have hundreds of pages of reading this week, and I'm behind now, but I have to just skim because I need to get my stuff together for exams.

Only two more weeks of class, then exams, and there's no reading period this time around. Tonight I have to do a set of interrogatories for 10am tomorrow. This weekend and next weekend are my last chances to get a ton of studying done before exams.

I have close to 100 cases I need to know for contracts, and probably more for Torts. I have about 80 Restatement and UCC sections I need to know for contracts, and probably the same number of rules and statutes for civil procedure. Criminal is all black letter, but I need to know the Model Penal Code, and there are only probably about 20 cases or so I need to know for civil procedure.

I have to outline everything, list all the cases and rules, and start covering them daily to get them into my head. I have to do this quickly so I have a couple of weeks to digest and think about things. I probably won't be able to do what I envision, but I'll try... Most of the exams are open book and we can bring our own notes, but that doesn't help much when you're pressed for time. I will probably do 3 out of 4 exams on my laptop this time, so I hope it goes ok. Never tried it on computer before. Hopefully it'll be easier, since I type like a fiend.