Library Updates

With finals fast approaching, don’t forget that CALI lessons are a free way to help you prepare.

If you’re unfamiliar, CALI lessons are interactive, computer- based tutorials provided by the non-profit Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (www.cali.org). There are over 600 CALI lessons available in 32 different legal subject areas. The lessons, written by law faculty/librarians, are free to all law students at L&C Law School, a longtime CALI member.

If you are registering cali.org for the first time, note that you must use our school’s authorization code to create a new account on www.cali.org.

Our school’s authorization code is available via our L&C Law Student CALI Lessons page. Just click the ‘Get the Authorization Code’ link (you’ll need to use your L&C email username and password), or stop by the Boley Reference Desk and ask for the code there.

Our other exam review resources – from study aids to past-year exams to exam tips and more – are listed for your review at our Ready for Exams spotlight.

Good luck with finals!

From Saturday, April 28 to Thursday, May 10 the Law Library will remain open until 1:00 am for law students only.

On Friday, May 11 (last day of exams) the Law Library will be closing at 10:00 pm.

View our current and general public library hours.

Have fines? Then bring in non-perishable food (or pet food for the Humane Society) equivalent to the value of your fines and the fines will be waived. Food for Fines runs April 9 – May 15, 2007.

Bring all food to the circulation desk of the law library and your fines will disappear. The Oregon Food Bank recommends nutritious, shelf-stable, packaged food and, always, protein.

Not sure of the need? You can check your library record online for any accrued fines.