Hid the book? Not at NSL.Have you brutally removed all unnecessary words. Look for words that add no meaning.Look for places where you make your point more than once. Some of us have a tendency to make the point, but then repeat it differently to make it seem stronger. When you have a space limit, you can't afford the luxury of the restatement.Quote from: 1LWhit on October 17, 2004, 04:20:48 PMHelp! I can't get my memo down to 6 pages!!!Also, we were just introduced to Westlaw last week...they are going to show us Lexis this week. During the first few weeks we were given library research exercises and they sucked b/c you had 30 people fighting for the same books. On the last assignment someone actually HID a book!!!(btw, I don't attend NSL)
Help! I can't get my memo down to 6 pages!!!Also, we were just introduced to Westlaw last week...they are going to show us Lexis this week. During the first few weeks we were given library research exercises and they sucked b/c you had 30 people fighting for the same books. On the last assignment someone actually HID a book!!!(btw, I don't attend NSL)
don't worry about the words and phrases. Worry about the meaning. If the deletions don't change the meaning, then you didn't need them.Quote from: 1LWhit on October 17, 2004, 10:32:13 PMThanks JJ. My memo is finally down to 6 pages...just wonder if I'll be able to sleep knowing that I removed words and phrases that I thought my memo couldn't live w/o. Oh well... I'm headed to the union to play DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION
Thanks JJ. My memo is finally down to 6 pages...just wonder if I'll be able to sleep knowing that I removed words and phrases that I thought my memo couldn't live w/o. Oh well... I'm headed to the union to play DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION