<p>So, I'm cleaning my room for the summer. I'm debating whether I should throw out my notes (Fresh-Junior) (Going to be a senior)</p>
<p>There's a pretty good chance I'm never looking at half the notes again.</p>
<p>Go for it, I only keep mine for something resembling nostalgia.</p>
<p>I have the notes for a few of my classes, mainly the ones that I think I’ll use. But mostly i just threw them away or recycled them (our school started using recycling bins for paper this year). Freshman year at an end of the year party we burned a bunch of them and all aired grievances from the year, but ceremoniously. Ex: This is (x grievance) That was pretty awesome I thought. It was like festivas without the aluminum pole or feats of strength.</p>
<p>Throwing out notes is always something I have trouble doing…
Part of me wants to keep them, and that part of me usually wins.
(So they end up just stackingggg up in my room somewhere. I’ve never looked through them again.)</p>
<p>Trash. </p>
<p>Sometimes I leave them in a stack in my room, but then when I’m cleaning they get thrown in the trash anyways…</p>
<p>Same problem with me lives. I think for now I’m just going to toss any notes from more than 2 years behind (In this case soph and -)</p>
<p>If I took notes I would def get rid of them</p>
<p>The only ones I kept were my AP Bio notes, simply because they were so incredibly illegible. Some of the pens were too light, others bled through, and some have faded over two years.</p>
<p>I very happily throw them away as I leave on the last day. Most times I don’t even wait to get home and just throw them away at school.</p>
<p>This is me every year:</p>
<p>“I should keep all these notes in case I need to review them next year. Wow, I have great foresight! <em>is proud</em>”</p>
<p>I inevitably throw them away a several months later without having glanced at them.</p>
<p>i throw EVERYTHING away
not exaggerating -_-
i mean like, i never even go through that old junk again</p>
<p>I throw 'em all away unless I was taking a Pre-AP class and then was going to take an AP class (since the teacher basically used the same worksheets, tests, etc.).</p>
<p>I have a hard time tossing mine, but the day inevitably comes. It’s better that way.</p>
<p>I always keep my notes but I end up never finding them because they’re not organized and they are stuffed aways somewhere in my room.</p>
<p>The only notes I save any more are for Latin. My teacher wasn’t too happy when I came to second year Latin with nothing but paper and pencils. He’s pretty nice though so he got me what I needed, but I was still missing things.</p>
<p>In my school usually once you become a senior/when you graduate, you sell your notes to people willing to buy them. Obviously your notes have to be neat and legible and of substantial quality or else they won’t buy it, but it’s good pocket money. Same thing with SAT/AP books.</p>
<p>Wow. Now I know my school isn’t competitive period end of story. ^</p>