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I attended undergrad there 25 years ago. didn't know this system existed! I thought this thread was going to be about lecture notes that you used to be able t
by pcurve 4y ago
I attended undergrad there 25 years ago. didn't know this system existed!
I thought this thread was going to be about lecture notes that you used to be able to buy in case your own notes suck or you missed a bunch of lectures. Not sure if they still sell them though. (there was a specific name... if anyone here still remembers)
- tgflynn 4y agoThe referenced publication is from 2010. I went there too, more like 35 years ago. Maybe I would have done better if this sort of thing had been available back then.
- quartesixte 4y agoThis lines up with roughly when this system suddenly took stranglehold at my local school district.
- the_fury 4y agoNote that it's the 10th edition. I'm pretty sure the technique has been around since the 1950s. I certainly remember it from the 90s.
- tgflynn 4y agoIf that's the case it couldn't have been very well publicized, since I graduated from Cornell in 91 and never heard of it.
- meetingthrower 4y agoSame. I bought the "takenotes" which were pretty good. Also I met my wife after asking to borrow her notes for a class. So I thoroughly approve of the Cornell Not Taking Notes system!