What textbooks did you hang on to after finishing school?

I didn't know they had textbooks in finishing schools.

Economics by Alain Anderton

I kept all of my textbooks for about a year after getting my undergrad, but I eventually got sick of moving them (In the past five years I've moved seven times, including a trip from Tampa to Portland, OR).

I regret getting rid of a few books, though. I took many more classes than I needed to graduate, just cause I loved the subjects. And some of those books were very well written.

I'm still clinging to my Norton Anthologies of whatever whatever from undergrad,

^^^^^^

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Mine hasn't got the arrow stuck to the top though.

And I still don't know how to do it.

kept all of mine with the notable exception of the ones from an American Studies class, which was the worst class i ever had. threw those away in an attempt to eradicate them from the earth (mostly because 2 of them were written by the professor, who was a shitbag)

i didn't keep much from undergrad -- i was an english major and most of my books were cheap reprints of the classics, so i figured i could replace those easily if i wanted to.

i've kept pretty much everything from grad school.

I'm still clinging to my Norton Anthologies of whatever whatever from undergrad

me too. i have a norton anthology lurking around my parents' place somewhere.

I kept everyyyy book from undergrad but then left them w/ my roommates while I left the country and they got lost when they moved out. was really annoyed. only book I have left is this, which woulda been my POO anyway:

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