Kims Notes?

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Ok last night I was out with friends and one of them said that I should ask the senior class of charity about something called KIMS NOTES. Apparently a young woman who attended (don' t know when) took her ability as a stenographer and created a complete compilation of all her classes from start to finish down to the last "um" and "this is important". This person we were with said that I should find out about it. That it would be a good sourse for studing. Now here is my question to anyone who reads this post. How true is this information or is it just a Old Wives Tale kind of thing? Can anyone if it is true get hold of the notes? Anyway just wanted to know. I love tall tales and would love to know if this is one of them.

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Ok last night I was out with friends and one of them said that I should ask the senior class of charity about something called KIMS NOTES. Apparently a young woman who attended (don' t know when) took her ability as a stenographer and created a complete compilation of all her classes from start to finish down to the last "um" and "this is important". This person we were with said that I should find out about it. That it would be a good sourse for studing. Now here is my question to anyone who reads this post. How true is this information or is it just a Old Wives Tale kind of thing? Can anyone if it is true get hold of the notes? Anyway just wanted to know. I love tall tales and would love to know if this is one of them.

Thanks

well...i've never heard of kim's notes....but i sure have heard of teresa's notes, or t notes....and i have them....i got them from someone on here...they are over 15 years old, and theyre still being passed around..but i asked some upperclassmen & they said they arent that beneficial at all...maybe if u want to look at some extra information after you've studied the real notes....but they said not to even bother with it

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You are right, they're not really important anymore. Most of the lectures are recorded and posted on blackboard. T-notes were awesome when that was your only way to "hear" the lectures over again. Now, tegrity also shows you the corresponding powerpoint presentation along with the instructor's voice recording.

oh and if a large number of your classmates decide not to attend a particular lecture, there is a good chance it won't be recorded ;)

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