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Once again, another week has passed. Once again, The Frugal Law Student presents its favorite posts from the week.

Law School

Top Law Student continues its series on preparing for exams. They also have a great post on how to incorporate podcasts into your study plan.
At Law Career Blog, Professor Bowman gives the teacher perspective on how to do well on exams
Legal Andrew has a November round-up of its most popular posts on productivity in the legal world.

Personal Finance

Seeking Alpha offers tips to save money during the holidays.
On your mark. Get set. Go! Not Made of Money says timed grocery shopping can help save money.
Generation X Finance does a review of Ben Stein’s article about the philosophy of economist, Milton Friedman.

That’s it for now. Have a great weekend.

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Brett McKay | 01 Dec 06 | Posts I Like

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