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Bloomberg Law hosts the Bureau of National Affairs, a collection of daily, weekly, and monthly newsletters on a host of legal topics. Students and faculty may create their own accounts to receive headlines from their selected newsletters via email.
Setting goals in law school is a great practice, but it is only a part of the process of earning success. Goals can be seen as guideposts that give you an idea of what direction you would like to go. Goals, however, are not the routine habits that you use to focus your efforts to obtain those goals. Take some time and examine your personal and work habits. Evaluate which ones help you move toward your goals and those that hinder your progress. By enhancing or establishing productive habits and eliminating those that cause inefficiencies you will be able to reach your goals faster and be able to establish new ones to aim for.
National Library Week is held during the month of April. If you would like to learn more about how libraries impact our communities and more about librarianship itself, this month's display provides titles that can provide a wealth of information for you.
Be sure to visit the Library’s Online Repository at http://commons.law.famu.edu/.
The Repository holds a variety of publications and documents that could be useful for projects and research. Alumni, faculty, and student academic publications are available free to access to anyone on the web and cover a wide variety of topics. Through the online repository platform, FAMU College of Law’s Scholarly Commons scholarship has reached thousands of researchers around the world. To see the readership that the College's scholarship has, you can view the daily downloads of the Repository’s holdings through a map located at the bottom of the main page.
The Repository also hosts materials on FAMU College of Law’s founding, including information on the efforts of Virgil Hawkins to enter into the profession of law.
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