Betty is more free flowing in crying at sad movies. Veronica apparently does so, sharing a good cry, when with Betty but when watching a movie with Betty and Archie she gets cynical and falls into laughter.

It's totally valid and normal to struggle with reading textbooks! I definitely have. Here are some tips that improved my speed and note-taking skills.

- skim the titles, headings, introduction and summary of the text before properly reading it

- read chunks of text and then take notes (our brains aren't made to multitask. Plus, this tests you on how much you remember from each chunk!)

- read your course objectives and assessment information. Know what is being expected of you

- skim read most of the text. slow down when you find something relevant

- set aside an appropriate amount of time for readings

- be self-compassionate. Readings can be tricky!

- write down any questions which arise while reading

- split the reading into sections among classmates and teach each other the parts that you read.

- gamify the process by tracking your time spent reading, amount of pages read etc.

- find an audio book version of your textbook

an eminent curator called one derivative, but it turns out in 1953 Cy Twombly and Robert Rauschenberg both made works of clear boxes filled with tissues, and while it's obvious whose was bigger, it's not clear who came first