Reddit reviews The Constitutional and Legal Rights of Women: Cases in Law and Social Change

First? Holy shit, you are just an amazing human being.

Well, here's my genius plan.

I bought my books already and planned on panicking and hurting for money until I could refill my coffers by some source of miracles. I overheard someone in class talking about Reddit, and then decided to search Reddit for said miracles.

The books I needed are here:

1. Raising the Bar: Ruth Bader - bought from school for $23 because I needed them today. Thanks, professor, for not releasing your motherfucking syllabus until the first day of class.
   
   
2. Sandra Day O'Connor biography Same situation as above, I bought this one at school for $13 because my professor didn't release her syllabus.
   
   
3. A criminology loose-leaf put together by my professor only available from the UCI bookstore. = $67
   
   
4. Constitutional Legal Rights of Women - rented for $61 ....it was $70 to rent at school. Fucking ridiculous.
   
   
5. American Corrections textbook rented for $41
   
   I have one more class that still doesn't even have an instructor listed. It starts on Tuesday, and will also require 2-3 textbooks depending on which professor takes it over.
   
   I did some quick math and have spent $202 in books and supplies like paper so far.
   
   So all of those have been purchased, and I am now sitting in the wake of an empty bank account and a growing credit card charge. It's okay though..money is fluid and something can always work out if you allow it to.