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Reddit mentions of BookFactory Lab Notebook - 96 Pages (.25" Grid Format), 8 7/8" x 11 1/4", Burgundy Cover, Smyth Sewn Hardbound Laboratory Notebook (LIRPE-096-LGR-A-LMT1)
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Hardbound book with durably coated, Burgundy imitation leather cover and stamped with "LABORATORY NOTEBOOK"Smyth sewn -- book lies flat when open, professionally bound.Tamper-evident, archival quality, acid-free paper in 1/4" (6 mm) grid formatPage Dimensions: 8 7/8" x 11 1/4", Features a "User Data" page, a "Documentation Guidelines" page, and a "Table of Contents" pageBookFactory is a Veteran-Owned Firm. Made in USA. We Proudly Produce Our Books in Ohio, USA.
Specs:
| Color | Burgundy |
| Height | 0.5 Inches |
| Length | 11.25 Inches |
| Size | 8 7/8" x 11 1/4" - 96 pg |
| Weight | 1.19 Pounds |
| Width | 8.88 Inches |
Pilot G2 pens. I prefer .5 but you can get them in .38 as well. Get used to doing things in pen and when a mistake is made you mark it out with a single line. Buy them in bulk so you always have one. Writing in pen makes you focus a lot more on what you are writing, which can help immensely with retaining it long term.
A notebook or binder for each class. If that class has a lab component get a separate lab notebook for it. One with numbered pages and a fillable table of contents. I like these.
A decent calculator. I carried a TI-89, but you don’t have to go that big if budget is a concern. Whichever one you get write your name in sharpie on the back and if possible inside the battery bay to make it easier to identify as yours if it winds up in lost and found.
Lastly and most importantly get the most comfortable mattress you can afford. If you are going to put money into any piece of furniture while you are in college it needs to be your mattress. A decent night’s sleep is your most important tool while learning. Even for those long nights a couple hours in a good mattress will go farther than 8 in a shitty one. This is a lesson I didn’t learn until graduate school and I wish I had learned it sooner.