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[pez]

I get this problem every time I pack.

What do I do with all the thing from uni?

I've got about 12 ring binders full of university notes, and coursework. The chance of me ever needing them again is very slim, and if it's something I need for work, I can always get a book or something. They are my years of hard work but they are very heavy and take up a lot of space.

Wish I could just treat them like my A-level things (which I dumped the day I finished the exams XD)

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[moffit.livejournal.com]

You could choose pages at random, clip out a part of each one and use glue to arrange it on a slim piece or cardboard to make a thick block of framework around a colorful message centered in the middle. Frame that to keep as a reminder of all the hard work you've done, and toss the rest. It'll be easy to pack and will give you more shelf-space that you can probably use.

[strawberryjoy.livejournal.com]

I left all my university stuff with my parents and then they threw it out when they moved house! It's sad but hanging on to stuff like that is for people who have attics. It's worth keeping dissertations or project work you were particularly proud of but you'll probably never look at your notes again.

[scribblemoose]

I kept mine for sentimental reasons, never expecting to look at them again, and then a few years ago I was doing a project and found them really useful.

Maybe condense them a bit? Scan the best bits?