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• Also, I believe there was a paragraph discussing how Beethoven and Schoenberg brought about controversies (i.e. alienating) but were eventually embraced by critics and audiences alike. In fact, Beethoven is considered a cultural icon. So Beethoven's…

  in PT76.S1.Q03 - never was anything as incoherent Comment by FixedDice February 2018
• The passage is the one that compares Schoenberg to Beethoven, and the question asks for the purpose of the opening quote from von Kotzebue, right? I would think that it is reasonable to say that a disturbing, shrill, incoherent, and dissonant work o…

  in PT76.S1.Q03 - never was anything as incoherent Comment by FixedDice February 2018
• LR became more time-consuming due to removal of double-question stimuli. I do not know about AR being more straightforward: it's the opposite, if anything. RC definitely became more challenging. For instance, I never dreamed I could dislike a histor…

  in How much harder has RC become in the later tests? Comment by FixedDice February 2018
• A resume can exceed one page unless dictated otherwise.

  in Law School Resume Comment by FixedDice February 2018
• I wouldn't think so. It would be nice if you could explain in an addendum why you had to go through multiple attempts though. For instance, if a student cancelled a score because he or she fell to a seizure in the middle of that particular administr…

  in Is it detrimental to your applications to have more than a # of LSAT scores or cancelations? Comment by FixedDice February 2018
• @akeegs92 said: Wait what do y'all mean by undisclosed? www.powerscore.com/lsat/help/nondisclosed-lsat.cfm

  in New LSAT Test Date: July 23, 2018 Comment by FixedDice January 2018
• I don't see why not: for instance, one sentence might explain or clarify the other. I don't think format would matter. That being said, I don't recall seeing many LR stimuli with their conclusions split into 2 sentences.

  in Can conclusions be split between sentences? Comment by FixedDice January 2018