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What are the effects on reading too much?  

One of the most important factors in exam success is knowing when to start your revision. Many Moi university students put it off until the last minute and then panic. They won't do very well! It is much better to start too early than too late. You have the option of taking days off here and there if you start early but if you start late then you will find it very difficult to make up the time. The main methods of revision tend to be either reading through the subject, writing notes on the subject, doing past questions and exam papers or a mixture of all three. Each of these methods has its good and its bad points but none of them provide a fool proof method of making sure you know everything you need to know. Don't let anyone tell you how to revise. Your lecturers are bound to make suggestions and some may be quite insistent that you follow their methods to the letter. Take their advice by all means but if you find a method of revising that suits you and seems t

Moi university students’ school of law; Annex complex, went on rampage this morning demonstrating against laxity of the administration.   The lawyers have complains of not being taught since the school reopen a month ago. The comrades are out in one voice led by their leaders under the umbrella of the chairperson, Jepleting. The chairperson is currently at Moi University Main Campus where she is leading a delegation aiming to have audience with the vice chancellor Richard Mibey demanding the classes to resume today, the 14 th of April 2015. Back to Annex the lawyers have threaten to go on hunger strike if no action is taken.