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From davidt@psuhcx Tue Aug 2 22:30:02 1988 From: davidt@psuhcx (Thomas S. David) Subject: taking notes… Keywords: rec.humor, rec_humor_cull, chuckle Date: 3 Aug 88 03:30:02 GMT Organization: Penn State University Engineering Computer Lab

To all those Freshman note takers out there….here's an example of good note taking :-)….

  • * HOW TO TAKE NOTES * *

WHEN PROFESSOR MITCHELL SAYS: YOU WRITE:

"Probably the greatest quality

of the poetry of John Milton, who
was born in 1608, is the combination
of beauty and power.  Few have        John Milton--born 1608
excelled him in the use of the
English language, or for that
matter, in lucidity of verse form,
'Paradise Lost' being said to be
the greatest single poem ever
written."

"When Lafayette first came to

this country, he discovered
America.  The Americans needed his    Lafayette discovered America
help if their cause was to survive,
and this he promptly supplied them."

"Current historians have come to Most of the problems that now face

doubt the complete advantageousness   the United States are directly
of some of Roosevelt's policies"      traceable to the bungling and greed
                                      of President Roosevelt.

"…it is possible that we do Professor Mitchell is a communist

not understand the Russian
viewpoint..."

"The puissance of hydrochloric

acid is incontestable; however,       Hydrochloric acid eats the hell
the corrosive residue is              out of steel
inharmonious with metallic
persistance."

* E-mail dst@psuecl – Edited by Brad Templeton. MAIL, yes MAIL your jokes to watmath!looking!funny . One joke per submission, with descriptive "Subject:" and no form feeds, please! Attribute the joke's source if at all possible. I will reply, mailers willing.



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