| Aspiring attorney's exam | 28 |
| Aspiring att.'s exam | 24 |
| Exams for would-be attys. | 25 |
| Exams for future attys. | 23 |
| Hurdles for future attys. | 25 |
| Future J.D.s' exams | 23 |
| Pre-bar hurdles, briefly | 24 |
| Attorney-to-be's exams | 26 |
| Aspiring attys.' exams | 26 |
| Law school exams (Abbr.) | 24 |
| Hurdles for future DAs | 22 |
| Hurdles for future D.A.'s | 29 |
| Future litigators' exams | 28 |
| Future J.D.s' hurdles | 25 |
| Future DAs' hurdles | 23 |
| Future attys.' hurdles | 26 |
| Future attorneys' exams | 27 |
| Exams for future D.A.'s | 27 |
| Tests with logic questions | 26 |
| Some standardized coll. exams | 29 |
| Some college srs. take them | 27 |
| Some coll. seniors take them | 28 |
| Pre-bar exams, briefly | 22 |
| Law school admission exams | 26 |
| Important boards, for short | 27 |
| Future lawyers' tests | 25 |
| Future attys.' exams | 24 |
| Future attys. take them | 23 |
| Exams for would-be attorneys | 28 |
| Exams for future D.A.s | 22 |
| Exams for attys.-to-be | 22 |
| Exams for attorneys-to-be | 25 |
| Exams for aspiring D.A.'s | 29 |
| Challenges for college srs. | 27 |
| Aspiring attys' exams | 25 |
| Aspiring attys.' hurdles | 28 |
| It's illegal to drop it | 27 |
| Hallucinogenic initials | 23 |
| "Dropped" drug | 24 |
| It's dropped for a trip | 27 |
| Hallucinogen, for short | 23 |
| '60s hallucinogenic | 23 |
| Something you might trip on | 27 |
| It might cause you to trip | 26 |
| Acid dropper's need | 23 |
| It may cause a bad trip | 23 |
| Hallucinogenic letters | 22 |
| Dr. Leary's turn-on | 23 |
| You may trip if you drop it | 27 |
| What made Leary bleary | 22 |
| Timothy Leary's turn-on | 27 |
| Source of some '60s trips | 29 |
| Some baby boomers dropped it | 28 |
| Psychedelic of the '60s | 27 |
| Psychedelic drug, for short | 27 |
| Leary's drug of choice | 26 |
| Its purpose is to turn on | 25 |
| It's taken on a trip? | 25 |
| It's sold in sheets | 23 |
| It's illegal to drop | 24 |
| It's dropped on trips | 25 |
| It was dropped in the 1960s | 27 |
| It was dropped before trips | 27 |
| It may cause you to trip | 24 |
| It causes hallucinations | 24 |
| It can cause one to trip | 24 |
| English money initials | 22 |
| Cause of some '60s trips | 28 |
| Alternative to shrooms | 22 |
| Agent for a trip taker? | 23 |
| Acid used in some trips | 23 |
| Acid that many dropped | 22 |
| A hallucinogen, for short | 25 |
| What Timothy Leary dropped | 26 |
| Trip-taker's aid, perhaps | 29 |
| Trip-inducing chemical | 22 |
| Trip tripper, for short | 23 |
| Trip medium of the '60s | 27 |
| Timothy Leary's drug | 24 |
| The U.S. banned it in 1968 | 26 |
| The U.S. banned it in 1967 | 26 |
| St. drug of the sixties | 23 |
| Source of some hallucinations | 29 |
| Source of some flashbacks | 25 |
| Source of a Woodstock high | 26 |
| Source of a hippie's high | 29 |
| Something to drop for a trip | 28 |
| Sixties halucenogen, abbr. | 26 |
| Sixties hallucinogen, abbr. | 27 |
| Sixties drug, for short | 23 |
| Sandoz Laboratories drug | 24 |
| Psychotherapy aid, once | 23 |
| Psychedelic of the 60's | 27 |
| Psychedelic music drug | 22 |
| Psychedelic drug: Abbr. | 23 |
| Petty "Girl on ___" | 29 |
| Onetime aid in psychotherapy | 28 |
| One way to change your mind? | 28 |
| Mind-expander of a sort | 23 |
| Means to the high life? | 23 |