the test center wasn't all that bad... though, they gave all 150 some of us only 10 minutes for break. i don't understand why LSAC doesn't standardize the break-time, as it seems that those with a 15 minute break get a slight advantage.
anyway, we're rolling through section 5. my experimental is over (i had AR-LR-AR-LR-RC), and i'm plowing through the RC on native canadians when the damn fire alarm goes off! so with 12 minutes left on the clock the head proctor waits... and about a minute later decides we have to evacuate. so we go outside... it's about 20 degrees. i'm not a smoker, but every smoker in the damn building took the occasion to get in a cigarette break. so i'm out there choking on their stink and trying to remember everything i can about some poor native canadians and their property rights.
we got back in and they restarted the clock where we had left off. i managed to get through it and lucky for me, i found the RC on polarity development fairly easy. still, it pisses me off to think some kid decided that it'd be a lot of fun to pull a false alarm in the middle of my lsat...
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