Enjoy what ever cultural amenities your city has to offer. Parks, museums, movies, whatever. Make friends, and support one another. Share your notes and outlines. If you catch someone hiding a book in the library, ortearing out a page, either report them, or better yet, beat them to a pulp.
Jerks have to live with themselves.
In outlines, Emmanuels for Civil Procedure, Torts and Contracts are pretty much on the beam, and Gilbert's Property outline is well received. Also, Glannon's Civil Procedure, though more of a text than an outline is a great aid to getting through the sticky concepts of issue preclusion, jurisdiction, and third-party practice. In hornbooks, Calamari and Perillo's Contracts is excellent, as is LaFave and Scott's in Criminal, Miller's in Civil Procedure, and Prosser on Torts. Use your Internet access for help. Most law students are given free accounts through the server at the university that houses the law school.