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Create your own story @ your library
National Library Week 2011
10-16 April
Rules:
1) First law student to complete the task successfully wins.
2) No duplicate winners unless no first time winner. One time winner trumps two time winner, and so on.
3) One prize per victory, choice of winner.
4) All law students who submit an entry qualify for a grand prize drawing. You do not need to answer a question to submit an entry.
Sunday 10 April 1:05P
The first law student after 1:05 PM to say Happy National Library Week to the reference librarian on duty.
Monday 11 April 12:05P
The first law student after 12:05 PM to give the reference librarian on duty a page showing which Mercer Law faculty member wrote a modest proposal that has been accepted for publication in a 2011 law journal.
Tuesday 12 April 1:15P
First law student after 1:15 PM to show the reference librarian on duty what the Mercer University School of Law homepage looked like on September 13, 2008.
Wednesday 13 April 9:45A
The first law student after 8:45 AM who brings to the reference librarian on duty a microfiche of Roger Clemens’ testimony during a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on Feb. 13, 2008.
Thursday 14 April 10:55A
The first law student after 10:55 AM who shows the reference librarian on duty the hard copy color foldout map of the Historic Waters of Alexander Archipelago in question in a 2005 United States Supreme Court case.
Friday 15 April 8:35A
The first law student after 9:45 AM to show the reference librarian on duty an IRS Revenue Ruling on law school loan assistance if working in a public service position.
National Library Week 2011
10-16 April
Rules:
1) First law student to complete the task successfully wins.
2) No duplicate winners unless no first time winner. One time winner trumps two time winner, and so on.
3) One prize per victory, choice of winner.
4) All law students who submit an entry qualify for a grand prize drawing. You do not need to answer a question to submit an entry.
Sunday 10 April 1:05P
The first law student after 1:05 PM to say Happy National Library Week to the reference librarian on duty.
Monday 11 April 12:05P
The first law student after 12:05 PM to give the reference librarian on duty a page showing which Mercer Law faculty member wrote a modest proposal that has been accepted for publication in a 2011 law journal.
Tuesday 12 April 1:15P
First law student after 1:15 PM to show the reference librarian on duty what the Mercer University School of Law homepage looked like on September 13, 2008.
Wednesday 13 April 9:45A
The first law student after 8:45 AM who brings to the reference librarian on duty a microfiche of Roger Clemens’ testimony during a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on Feb. 13, 2008.
Thursday 14 April 10:55A
The first law student after 10:55 AM who shows the reference librarian on duty the hard copy color foldout map of the Historic Waters of Alexander Archipelago in question in a 2005 United States Supreme Court case.
Friday 15 April 8:35A
The first law student after 9:45 AM to show the reference librarian on duty an IRS Revenue Ruling on law school loan assistance if working in a public service position.
