Reddit mentions of Oxford Engineering Computation Filler Paper, Greentint, 3-Hole Punched, Letter Size, 5 square inch ruling, 500-Sheets (26-145)

i use an EF nib as well and I use engineering paper in a 3 ring binder for my notes. The back side has squares for graphing things if needed. I don't know if you can get it spiral bound, I just always buy loose leaf, then when I'm done with a class/project I stick it in a cardboard report cover, write what it contains on the cover, and store it away. You definitely won't be able to double side this particular paper though as it does bleed through pretty easily. I would never double side it myself anyway.

Sophomore year of college, I spent about $50 on Amazon, guaranteeing I'd never have to buy supplies ever again (and some will probably be inherited by my grandchildren). I bought:

• hole reinforcements
  
• engineering paper
  
• 0.3mm drafting pencil
  
• tons of refills
  
• multi-coloured pens (for taking notes)
  
• metric fucktons of staples
  
  I'm not a college student any more, but I still use engineering paper whenever I can. It's just so much cleaner.

If it was a true college print job it would be done on this: http://www.amazon.com/Ampad-26-145-Engineering-Computation-Greentint/dp/B0072FAJOI with a laser printer

Seconding the paper. It's actually required at my school. Brands ranked by quality and cost:

Your school stationery

National

Oxford (the big 500pp for $20 is terrific)

Ampad

Tops (cheapest, but almost impossible to erase cleanly)