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Pinterset DIYs be like-

[mintschlar]

in a month’s time or very soon, most of us will be going back to school. if you’re the type of person that loves using printables cause admit it, they just make life sO much easier (also they’re very pretty), then don’t worry, i gotchu (⌐■_■)

some printables have a small description too, so u know what to expect.

[ warning! - long ass post ]

back to school printables!

school supplies list printable | by @studyvet / to write down what you need

back to school guide and printables | by @studyquill / v informative guide 

organize all the info for one class | by @solarstudy /  for when you want all the information about one class on one place

class information printable | by @studyquill / write all the information for one class on this 

grade tracker | by @thecollegekid / keep track of each assignment and what you got for it

daily planners!

there are many planners, but they all have different styles and elements included, so i recommend experimenting which one works best for you

vertical daily planner | by @cofene / cute, pastel, v functional, amazing

vertical daily planner | by @cmpsbls / cute, pastel, typography

vertical daily planner | by @arystudies / small, v organized and functional, 100% recommend, b&w and colors (i use these a lot)

weekly planners!

vertical weekly planner | by @vestiblr / pastel and minimal

vertical weekly planner | by @diehardstudyblr / colorful and cute

vertical weekly planner | by @revisingpotato / simple and minimal

horizontal weekly planner | by @cofene / vv cute and dotted

horizontal weekly planner | by @cofene / minimal, b&w and i like it vv much 

horizontal weekly planner | by @boligraff (liSTEN i used this one for 5 weeks straight it was so useful at helping me keep my shit organized) / b&w and minimal

to-do lists!

to-do list printable | by @studyvet / simple, has many spaces for tasks

to-do list printable | by @studeying / cute and pastel

weekly to-do list | by @studeying / cute, pastel, has slots for each day and for the next week.

study printables!

semi-cornell note taking outlines | by @studygene

study printable pack | by @marialearns

organic chemistry printable | by @colllegeruled

novel notes printables | by @ennui-for-me 

definition of terms printable | by @thearialligraphyproject 

semester course plan + weekly summary sheet | by @hexaneandheels

dot grid notes printables | by @studygene

pomodoro printables | by @cmpsbls

extras!

habit tracker | by @mincrvas

habit tracker and study schedule printable | by @cmpsbls

monthly earnings & spending tracker | by @boligraff 

go to sleep printables | by @educatier

another fun thing! you can make your own planner by using printables and resources from this masterpost by @highlighteurs , or just print out a few to put in your planner or bujo. 

other masterposts!

fav. printables | by @learnal

printables resources | by @study-well

printables masterpost | by @studyign

printable masterpost | by @studiyng

printables makers!

some also make calendar printables for the upcoming months.

@arystudies / @studygene / @educatier / @cmpsbls / @boligraff / @studeying / @hexaneandheels / @kouiro / @cofene / 

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College Textbook Lifehacks

Okay so it’s not the beginning of a semester but whatever. While I’m thinking about it, let me, a bonafide degree holder learn you some knowledge about college textbooks so you don’t have to take out a mortgage or try to short the market just so you can have a $1,000 paperweight that you never read.

Rule #1 I don’t care what your syllabus says or what your pre-semester welcome email from your professor says or what the bookstore website says, don’t buy the book before classes begin. Show up the first day and ask the professor if the book is necessary for passing the class. Sometimes, it’s not. Sometimes the professor teaches from his or her own memory and never consults the course textbook. If this is the case, unless you just love reading textbooks or want to keep them for whatever occupation you pursue once you have your degree, don’t get the book and save yourself some money. If he or she can teach the course without a book, you can pass it without a book.

Rule # 2 If your professor’s response is yes, you absolutely do need the book, ask them how different the required issue is from previous issues. Book publishers are dirty swindlers and will release a new edition of each book every year or two. Often times the new edition has minor changes like maybe now chapter 14 is split up into two chapters or they changed a couple of the review questions. If an older edition will suffice, just like iPhones, they will be a lot cheaper than the newest edition and you have a better chance of finding an even cheaper used copy which brings me to rule 3.

Rule # 3 Don’t buy the books from your university. Like publishing companies, universities also tend to be dirty swindlers. Copy the ISBN listed for your textbook and paste that shit into a site like half.com valorebooks.com or amazon.com where you will find discounted versions of most every textbook. You could also try to torrent them off of those sketchy russian sites that are listed under that post with the “Leak college textbook PDF’s not nudes” tweet but when that doesn’t work, you go to those sites I listed. Now you have to choose what quality you want, this is important because it can affect the resale value which I’ll talk about later. Obviously the higher the quality (New, Used-Like New etc.) will give you book without creases, markings etc. but will be more expensive. If you don’t care about this (again I’ll explain why you might care in rule 4), maybe go for the rental if the rental is cheaper than purchasing a high quality book-ONLY DO THIS IF YOU DON’T CARE ABOUT RESALE AND DON’T TEND TO MARK IN YOUR BOOKS. Otherwise, the choice is yours. Now you might ask, what will I do for the two weeks it takes to ship my book? This is where making friends in class comes in handy, just ask them to borrow their book for the time being, or better yet, if you have a close friend already in the class, split the cost of the book 50/50 and share it. If neither of these options work for you, visit your professor in his or her office hours, give them some BS like “I’m so sorry professor, I think I mixed up the shipping and billing address so it’s taking forever for the book to get here boo hoo feel bad for me.” Usually, professors have no problem photocopying the first chapter of the book for you or will be a little lenient with deadlines for the whole class if you’re not the only one. This is fun because not only do you get away with not buying the book right away, but you’re a hero for your class.

Rule #4 Even though it’s the beginning of the semester, think ahead to the end of the semester. Your university is going to offer to buy back your books at the end of the semester. Do not sell them your books, I repeat DO NOT SELL THEM YOUR BOOKS. Those dirty swindlers that sold you an overpriced book a few months ago? Yeah they’re going to buy it back for $5.00 or less. I don’t care if it’s a 10 lb, 700 page biology textbook that’s still in the plastic wrap, you will get cheated. Sell them on amazon. Seller accounts are free and though you aren’t likely to get 100% of what you paid for it back, you will make much more money selling there than you would to the school. If you bought the higher quality book and kept it in decent shape, you’ll get some good beer money. If you went with the $0.99 acceptable condition book, maybe don’t try and sell it on amazon because you’ll pay more to ship it than you’ll receive profit this is why it’s important to take into consideration whether or not you think you will mark up your book. Rentals are cheaper than buying new but you can’t mark them and can’t sell them but don’t worry, there’s other places you can sell your book if you bought a crappy one. Find out if your school has a student run for sale Facebook group (hint, it probably does, especially if you’re at a large state-school), advertise your books on the page and sell them for cash to a fellow student. 

Rule #5 Sorry to say, but these rules don’t work for every course. You might have that professor that wrote their own book and makes you buy it which means you can’t find it on any third party website. When this happens, the most you can do is see if someone who has already taken the course still has their book so you can buy it from them. You can also leave a scathing review during evaluations at the end of the semester and on RateMyProfessor.com which may not do much but is good for the soul. 

Also, especially for labs and beginning language courses, you may need to buy a workbook. Used ones are hard to come by but they do exist thanks to people like me who do their assignments on a separate sheet of paper so they don’t have to mark up the textbook and can resell it later (I advise doing this). This works for language courses, I don’t know how well it works for labs since I am not a science student, if it does work-sweet and if not-I’m truly sorry.

These are my rules and I promise they work. If any one else has additional hacks that they’ve figured out I’d love to hear them! Seriously, doing these things saved me a load of money. 

[djsourceunknown]

[gop-tea-pub]

[gansaey]

My boy, this goofy little stinker, he loves all things elephant. Wants to be one when he grows up.

[politically-punk-blog]

Me: okay brain, don't freak out, but we've come across a minor inconvenience

My shit brain, dousing itself in gasoline: unfortunate,

[ithelpstodream]

[politically-punk-blog]

A Public Thank-You To Bernie Sanders (ft. Hamilton: An American Musical)

“Legacy. What is a legacy? It's planting seeds in a garden you never get to see. I wrote some notes at the beginning of a song someone will sing for me. America, you great unfinished symphony, you sent for me. You let me make a difference." - @linmanuel, "The World Was Wide Enough" (Hamilton: An American Musical)

Bernie, from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for everything.

Thank you for making my first presidential primary as a voter something I could get excited and passionate about. Thank you for giving me hope for our future. Thank you for establishing a revolution that may have outstripped you a little bit, but nonetheless owes you only the largest of debts. You knew at the beginning of this campaign that you would more likely than not never sit in the shade of the tree you were planting, but you planted it anyway. And someday we will all sit in the shade.

Thank you for the nights I spent sitting up watching numbers roll in. Thank you for making me care enough to make the latest polls my Google Chrome homescreen, and to make "nytimes.com/elections/results" beat out "netflix.com" when I start typing a URL.

Thank you for inspiring me to pursue politics in only the most integrity-focused way -- vetting at great length candidates that I consider supporting or working for. Someday when I write speeches or manage campaigns for the next generation of progressives inspired by you and your movement, I will thank you until I'm blue in the face.

Thank you for making me believe that a government run by the people and that works for the people is not some strange pipe dream, or the naive musings of a college freshman who thinks every single person in this country deserves better. You've created that kind of government in Vermont. And I truly believe that thanks to you, that kind of government on a national scale is not too far in the works.

You are an inspiration, you are a rock star, and you are a revolutionary. You are my hero. Thank you so much, Bernie.  We'll take it from here.

[mordepv-deactivated20180117]

[brainstatic]

Look at me. Look me in the eye. On November the 8th, 2016, one of two things will happen: Hillary Clinton will become president, or Donald Trump will become president. These are the only two possibilities. The superdelegates aren’t going to switch. An indictment isn’t coming. There is no third possibility. There is no space between the spaces where you can hide. Every vote for Donald Trump requires two Hilary Clinton votes to overcome. A Hillary Clinton vote can only be overcome by two Donald Trump votes. If you stay home, a Donald Trump vote doubles its power. This is the real, actual reality of the situation. There is not one other option.

[pelicanhypeman]

And there’s no ctrl-alt-del for the election. Read up on 2000 if you doubt this.

[clairenovac]

And to those of us who supported Bernie, he WANTS you to vote for Hillary. If you believe in him and his mission you will follow his advice. He knows that writing his name in, or voting for anyone else besides Clinton, is effectively voting for Trump.

[attndotcom]

Britain historically has low youth voter turnout and yesterday that had serious consequences.

Despite polling that 75% of 18 to 24 year olds wanted Britain to remain in the EU, 52% of voters decided that Britain should leave.

[profeminist]

MESSAGE TO MILLENNIAL VOTERS IN THE U.S.

YOU WANT TRUMP? THIS IS HOW WE GET TRUMP. 

JUST STAY HOME, BECAUSE “VOTING DOESN’T MATTER”. 

U.S. READERS, REGISTER TO VOTE HERE   

[thebestoftumbling]

[prevsofialamb-blog]

the sudden decrease in animation quality between the first hunchback and the sequel is both hilarious and sad 

[xavantina]

The Return of Jafar charliekelly69:

i had to reblog this because im actually pissig mysefl

Let’s take a second to compare Aladdin to The Return of Jafar:

Ouch

[once-delight]

Esmorolda and Corpet

[moe-moe-watches]

kelverse

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[lasimms]

[inked-up-devil-doc-blog]

I’ve been hysterically wheezy laughing at the last gif for about two minutes solid

[karmadash-is-shippingtrash]

I get so angry, then u get to the last gif and I’m crying of laughter

[shut-up-ham]

[zhinico]

caprisun is literally the COOLEST thing you could possibly ever consume if you ever go to a party and ppl are pressuring you to drink or s/t just whip out a caprisun and be like “naw…i got my caprisun pouch” and theyll be like “dam…theyve got their caprisun pouch”