Clues to American Garden StylesDesigned by college students for college students, the Essential Student Calendar is the best collegiate organizer on the market. It helps busy students with its week-at-a-glance format. There's no need to worry about class project dates or when a term paper is due. -- Lots of space to organize study plans, class schedules, and notes, too! -- Special section for tracking grades, teachers' office hours, and long-range planning. -- And of course, space to record social engagements -- sporting events, parties, dates, and other extra-curricular activities. -- Major holidays and moon phases are included. -- Each week during the academic year gets its own two-page spread, and includes thumbnail calendars of last month, the current month, and next month, so it's easy to plan ahead. -- Each two-page spread includes a funny, witty quotation from a famous poet, writer, actor, or public figure |
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