undergrad lab notebooks

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after a science class was over have you ever used your lab notebooks again for MCAT studying, etc. or you never looked at it again?

what's the general trend regarding lab notbeooks?

is this ther right thread to be posting this in? if not my bad.

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I never looked at them again. If I had my way, I would burn them.
 
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i've got my old 1316 lab notebook if you want to have at it

Oh dear, that would be nice. :D I spilled sulfuric acid (granted, it was diluted) all over mine, so I think I got some revenge at least.

Now I wish I could also walk by the 3rd floor of the BSB w/o being able to say "It smells like flynap!!" I swear I could smell flynap everywhere for at least 6 months after genetics lab was over.
 
Oh dear, that would be nice. :D I spilled sulfuric acid (granted, it was diluted) all over mine, so I think I got some revenge at least.

Now I wish I could also walk by the 3rd floor of the BSB w/o being able to say "It smells like flynap!!" I swear I could smell flynap everywhere for at least 6 months after genetics lab was over.

:barf: I hated the smell of flynap...

as for lab notebooks I really want to toss mine away. I don't think I ever got the one for my Bio I lab back...
 
I used them to pad the bottom of my trash can.
 
I used them to pad the bottom of my trash can.

sounds useful:)


I can't seem to to throw away books with unused pages in them...so I used my chem lab notebook to take long useless bio notes last semester:)
 
i trashed all of mine
 
i have no idea where mine are anymore
 
how do you think we started the end of the semester bonfires...
 
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after a science class was over have you ever used your lab notebooks again for MCAT studying, etc. or you never looked at it again?

Ha, I never even looked at lecture notes for MCAT studying, nevermind a lab notebook. When the time comes, get yourself some good study guides, and you'll be all set.
 
i found all mine and was about to throw them all out knowing i would never use them again, when i looked through and saw how much i wrote and felt bad throwing them all out....:cool: hopefully i'll just throw them out really soon
 
after a science class was over have you ever used your lab notebooks again for MCAT studying, etc. or you never looked at it again?

what's the general trend regarding lab notbeooks?

is this ther right thread to be posting this in? if not my bad.

Undergraduate lab books are used to teach you how to maintain a lab book and how to record data, methods, etc. There really isn't any use for them beyond that.
 
My orgo professor required that we submit our lab notebooks to her at the end of the semester....she never gives them back.
 
My orgo professor required that we submit our lab notebooks to her at the end of the semester....she never gives them back.

I guess you couldn't sell them to an unsuspecting freshman then...

Our Orgo lab prof collected carbon copies out of our books, so if they wanted to, they could check for future cheating.
 
I just bought a carbon(less) lab notebook for orgo, it was required.
I didn't know you guys hated lab so much LOL, they're easy as hell.
 
i think i'll use the pages for padding for boxes when i move this summer;)
 
I toss them but only after I skim through the stuff I wrote to remember how much I learned in lab. It's amazing how things that seemed so hard at the beginning seem so simple at the end. Aside from the sentimentality, I get quite a rush from getting rid of those old notebooks :).
 
I just bought a carbon(less) lab notebook for orgo, it was required.
I didn't know you guys hated lab so much LOL, they're easy as hell.
Not if you take analytical chem lab at my school. That lab is very difficult. Most other labs are pretty simple, but the tedium really gets to me.
 
toilet paper. especially the carbon copy kind. it's like 2-ply. i didn't need any reminders of my hell.
 
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