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jimmy-bond wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2019, 8:20 pm I have 2 conflicts and I wanna die

Lol, of the 4 events I was going to do, I have to pick 2. I feel you.

Name wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2019, 7:01 pm Code and orni conflict wtf im gonna go cry now

I have no conflicts for the 5th year in a row ahaha

Edit: posts in this forum count for useful posts now!

wow I have no conflicts either

guess I'm being productive now, since my posts are useful

In the 2020 rules for cheat sheets in the study events it says cheat sheets are with any information "from any source with out any annotations or labels" does this mean we can't write on our cheat sheets?

studentquestions wrote: ↑September 5th, 2019, 1:13 pm In the 2020 rules for cheat sheets in the study events it says cheat sheets are with any information "from any source with out any annotations or labels" does this mean we can't write on our cheat sheets?

I believe it means you can't have things like sticky notes on it, but I could be wrong. You should clarify when the FAQ system rolls out.

studentquestions wrote: ↑September 5th, 2019, 1:13 pm In the 2020 rules for cheat sheets in the study events it says cheat sheets are with any information "from any source with out any annotations or labels" does this mean we can't write on our cheat sheets?

My reading of that is that you can have one sheet of paper. It may contain information in any form and from any source (which means you can write on it, or the whole thing can be handwritten if you like) but you can't stick extra things on it.

So one bit of paper, no extra post-its, sticky labels, or other ways of trying to get extra writing surface.

Pretty peeved @ Chem Lab rules for aqueous solutions, tbh. Was also peeved @ acids and bases last year, but the aqueous solution rules are worse. So incredibly vague.

And seriously, concentration unit conversions as a States and Nationals topic??????? Why? I understand buffers as a States and Nationals topic, because buffers can be confusion, but unit conversions??

studentquestions wrote: ↑September 5th, 2019, 1:13 pm In the 2020 rules for cheat sheets in the study events it says cheat sheets are with any information "from any source with out any annotations or labels" does this mean we can't write on our cheat sheets?

Where do you see that?

samy-oak-tree wrote: ↑September 6th, 2019, 9:48 pm

studentquestions wrote: ↑September 5th, 2019, 1:13 pm In the 2020 rules for cheat sheets in the study events it says cheat sheets are with any information "from any source with out any annotations or labels" does this mean we can't write on our cheat sheets?

Where do you see that?

I think the operant word was omitted from your quote: "without any annotations or labels affixed." You can't, for example, affix a sticky note to your notesheet with additional information or annotations. Anything on the sheet itself should be fine.