Books...
Hey ya'll...
I just got my books...
I believe there is a direct coralation between weight of the books and ease of the class...However, not in the way you would surmise...
The more difficult classes are in fact...Lighter! while the easier concepts to grapple with are hidden between thick volumes of dead trees...
Anyway...Just a thought...Also...How do you write 1172 pages on election law without repeating yourself?
I just got my books...
I believe there is a direct coralation between weight of the books and ease of the class...However, not in the way you would surmise...
The more difficult classes are in fact...Lighter! while the easier concepts to grapple with are hidden between thick volumes of dead trees...
Anyway...Just a thought...Also...How do you write 1172 pages on election law without repeating yourself?
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I tossed the Con Law book to Kelly tonight and she was unable to pick it up with one hand. 1881 pages total.
1172 pages?! How can that be? Election law? Elections haven't even been around that long! Sounds dubious.
I much look forward to Duncan's property as I picked up the first few reading assigns today and discovered a Chesterton quote on the first page. Perfect.
Actually it's 1938 pages if you count the small Roman numeral pages at the beginning and the blank, unnumbered pages at beginning and end.
And in answer to the 1172 page questions, I give you one word: thesaurus.
Duncan used a chesterton quote??
What was it??
That dude rules...
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