What do you do with those bookworm classmates at university?
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treat them with respect because they most likely know more then other people
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does your school prohibit giving them a book reference about that topic straight up?  I know it is a touchy subject.\nI would say, just have a lecture about a subject touching the topic.  Then say if you want to learn more about it I would highly recommend this.  That way you aren't telling them to buy it.  And the people who are interested in it will buy it.
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PRETEND YOUR 4. THEN YOU'LL LOOK UP TO THEM. \nJUST KIDDING. IGNORE THEM THATS WHAT I DID IN HS
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Spend a little less time with them at a time, until you just don't see them very often. If they ask you to do something with them and you don't want to go, tell them that you're doing something else. Eventually they probably won't ask anymore. Meanwhile, find some new friends to hang out with. If you spend more time with your new friends, your old friends will get the picture. Don't walk up to your friends and say "I'm not going to be friends with you anymore," because that will just make them mad, they won't listen to you, and you'll sound like you're in the first grade.
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Try joining clubs that correlate with your interests. Avoid places where lowlives usually spend a lot of time, e.g. bars etc. Perhaps go to the library, and start a conversation with someone there who picks up a book you like.
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don't be so lazy... do what the rest of us had to do and copy out of the book, or off your friends, or off your older siblings... lol
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As I remember college, the highly-motivated people generally hung out in the library. I probably should have done more of that.\nOr you could find out what courses everybody avoids because they are insanely difficult .... sign up for those.
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1.Get back to you class and stay their.\n2.Bury yourself in a book, atleast pretend you are busy.
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Ask your friends at school.
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OH MAN GO AND INTERACT WITH UR LECTURERS \n\nCHEERS
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Throw them away! But, here's the thing, if it is certain kids that are always reading those magazines, it could be that they just don't care about their education, and you may not be able to get to them anyway.  However, I would still throw away the magazines simply because it is your classroom and you took the time to get your education, therefore you should be respected no matter what.  what you say goes in your classroom.
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a book....or a free class at an adult school
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Many places depending on where you live. Try half.com, where you can list the books and when someone wants to buy your book then they will contact you. Also, try your college. The college I go to does a book buy back if they will be using the same book next semester. Also, there is a store near by where I live called McKay's books and c.d.'s. They don't give much for your books but you may have something similar near where you live that may give more. And lastly, if you know that the books will be used next semester try selling them to other students. Post an ad in your schools newspaper or on a bulletin board around campus.
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Make a new friend. Start a hobby. Volunteer. In other words, keep busy and make friends. You'll put these traitors in the past and feel better.
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send them in the recyle bin whatever day your pick up is. \n\nthen they put the newpapers into a big vat, almost like newspaper soup, and then strain, clean, drain, and get a paper sludge, that is treated, & ready for reprint/paper products.
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Try a small photo album for them to out the pictures of students in. You can also try anything that is crafty that she may use for the following years.
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I agree with Dr J. A journal with entries from students would mean a lot to me. I have been given so much over the years from students who mean well. I just don't know what to do with all the stuff. Even the cool stuff, like the signed plate I received last year. I don't know what to do with it all. But I have a bookshelf and would love to read and reread what students had to say about me and look at pictures they drew. Those always mean so much. \n\nIf it is a gift from just one student, then I think that the gift should reflect the time the student spent in the class. An original story about the student and the teacher which is bound into a book with yarn, etc. would be lovely. Or give a donation to the class in the form of a magazine subscription or some books. Be sure to write the student's name in the book as the person who donated it. This way the student will always be remembered.\n\nIf the teacher is moving away, also realize that she may not have room to take a bunch of knick-knacks and candles with her. But a book will always find room to travel! Good luck!