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I keep notebook paper in a folder and just write my notes on the individual sheets. However, all of my friends write in spiral-bound notebooks. Am I unusual?
I do use college-ruled paper. 😛 However I used wide-ruled paper for my in-class response papers in my writing class this semester so I didn't have to write as much. 😀
for math and classes where I have to draw a lot of diagrams I use blank printer paper because I cant stand doing math problems on regular lined paper. For all other classes I just use a regular spiral notebook.
I use my Cassiopeia E-125. Works well for history, but I may switch to a pad and pen because I've discovered that I take too many notes. I didn't even use my notes to prepare for the final, but I used a textbook (remember my Civil War thread?). The prof's lectures basically follow the book, which isn't required for the class, and I'm gonna have the same guy next semester.
I'll stick with paper in a binder for a couple semesters, then I'll switch over to the spiral notebooks...I dunno, I get sick of the same sh!z every semester...
I can't believe all the people that use spiral notebooks. 🙂 It seems like every time I've tried to use one the spiral has gotten bent and then not worked very well. I did try a non-spiral notebook one time but the glue dried up and the pages fell out. :|
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