Gotham U student from Jump City :) he/him 🏳️‍⚧️would probably be a studyblr if i had the motivation to take the aesthetic picturestaking it one day at a time🪁
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gotham-city-jumper · 1 month ago
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gotham-city-jumper · 1 month ago
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*pop*
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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everything is a transgender allegory except being transgender which is about being alive
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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Saturday mornings are for ✍🏽📝☕️
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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Beware the beast
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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honestly I feel like there are wilder things living in the walls of this school
i'm doing homework and am bored out of my mind so if anyone has questions or even just wants to chat about life at gotham u or even just being a (part-time) gothamite my ask box is open 👀
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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The new lights on Wayne Enterprises have given Gotham a very aesthetic look this morning. It's 9:30am. The weather is so bad today it's making it look like it's 9:30pm already.
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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one thing about the gotham rogues is at least they constantly gender me correctly. like, i pass pretty well but it's still impressive how little i get misgendered compared to in just like, Life
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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i'm doing homework and am bored out of my mind so if anyone has questions or even just wants to chat about life at gotham u or even just being a (part-time) gothamite my ask box is open 👀
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gotham-city-jumper · 2 months ago
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How the gentle wind,
Beckons through the trees,
As autumn colours fall.
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gotham-city-jumper · 3 months ago
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please can we do inbox trick-or-treating this year. can we make that a thing on tumblr. please please please please please
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gotham-city-jumper · 3 months ago
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Gothamites waking up to the loud ass Batmobile racing down the street at 3 am bc the local murder clown thought it would be funny to try something
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gotham-city-jumper · 3 months ago
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If watching “bruce wayne being brucie wayne for - minutes” compilations instead of my homework was graded i’d so have an A+
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gotham-city-jumper · 3 months ago
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😳🤭
UGHHH i'm quitting dating. Met a guy on tinder, and we hit it off.
Today I found out he was texting me FROM ARKHAM. HES A FUCKING C LISTER WHO GOT CAUGHT 😭
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gotham-city-jumper · 3 months ago
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what’s his nameeeeeeeee
UGHHH i'm quitting dating. Met a guy on tinder, and we hit it off.
Today I found out he was texting me FROM ARKHAM. HES A FUCKING C LISTER WHO GOT CAUGHT 😭
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gotham-city-jumper · 3 months ago
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Inspired by medieval scholars
Keep a dedicated notebook or journal for notes. Medieval scholars would often use parchment or vellum books to document their research and readings. Keeping a dedicated notebook or journal will help you keep your notes organized and easily accessible.
Use abbreviations and symbols. Medieval scholars developed a system of abbreviations and symbols to save time and space when taking notes. You can use different systems to help you write faster and more efficiently.
Summarize and paraphrase. When taking notes, try to summarize and paraphrase the main ideas of the text. This will help you better understand the material and retain it for future reference.
Create a table of contents or index. Medieval scholars would often create a table of contents or index to help them quickly locate specific information within their notes. You can do the same by creating a list of topics or page numbers for easy reference.
Use different colors and highlighters. Medieval scholars often used different colors of ink to distinguish between different types of information in their notes. You can use this technique to highlight key points, quotes, or other important information.
Take breaks and reflect on your notes. Think on what you have read and how it fits into the larger picture of your research.
Hopefully this will help you better understand and retain the material you read!
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