January 12, 2012 Biblio Carving

infinite monkey · 01-13-2012, 09:15 AM

I had a college professor who said it was ridiculous to highlight textbooks: the material is pretty much a synopsis anyway. I took notes instead. I went through a freshman highlighty phase but it seemed so...so everybody else!

But I love old things and old books. I wonder where my parents put our old Encyclopedia Americanas. I'd like to have those.

Like the reference book (don't know what it's called, has a little bit about everything) I have that was written after THE WAR. There was no 2nd WW so it was not yet the 1st WW.

01-13-2012, 09:15 AM	#9
infinite monkey Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 13,002	I had a college professor who said it was ridiculous to highlight textbooks: the material is pretty much a synopsis anyway. I took notes instead. I went through a freshman highlighty phase but it seemed so...so everybody else! But I love old things and old books. I wonder where my parents put our old Encyclopedia Americanas. I'd like to have those. Like the reference book (don't know what it's called, has a little bit about everything) I have that was written after THE WAR. There was no 2nd WW so it was not yet the 1st WW.

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