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: ZiefBriefRent a Casebook from West
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If your professor assigns a West-published casebook for your class, you may have the option of renting the casebook and saving a bit of money. According to West, you can write and highlight in your rented casebook, and you won't be penalized for doing so. Renting the casebook also gives you access to an electronic version of the casebook for the duration of the semester. BUT you can only access the electronic version on a PC or Mac - no Kindle, iPad, or Nook access exists at this time. To find out more, visit the West FAQ page on the rental program.
Full post as published by ZiefBrief on August 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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