My calc prof was talking about bands and he started talking about concerts and how HE KNOWS FRANK IERO!?!?! And thats when I remembered that MCR originated in New Jersey.
Like damn, can I get some tickets, prof?

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My calc prof was talking about bands and he started talking about concerts and how HE KNOWS FRANK IERO!?!?! And thats when I remembered that MCR originated in New Jersey.
Like damn, can I get some tickets, prof?

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The last week ive been stressing about this fucking class. check my search history its all, "if i fail one class do i die" "how to study for calc" " calc is hard, how to learn it" UGH i dont learn with tutors. what do i even do.
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Hey guys! Senior math major here! A few months ago I made a calc 1/calc AB study guide, but recently I decided I would just completely rewrite all my notes from the class! They're edited for content and clarity, and made legible, but for the most part it's what I studied from in Calc 1 and what got me my 5 on the AP exam and A in the class. The notes are 25 pages and the corresponding James Stewart Early Transcendentals chapter/section is noted, however that book is not needed to use or understand the notes. I just thought that might be helpful.
Anyway, good luck in calculus this semester!
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