[anInsignificantAsian]

For the chemistry 1A textbook, Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change, can I get the 2004 version?
Its like $15 online. The 2008, the one we're supposed to get, is like $150.

And does anyone know what version of this book were supposed to get?
9780495477815 SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS+ 1 ACCESS CODE by STEWART, I cant find the book by the isbn. And there's a few books with this name by the same author..

Thanks

[BoAFriend]

Just a tip to those of you freaking out over textbooks: Most people tend to wait after the 1st week of classes to buy their books. Why? Some professors may not use all of the textbooks listed on the UCR Bookstore's webpage. Syllabuses may vary, too. So I'd say just wait. But be smart, too, especially if you are depending on places such as the University Book Exchange (UVB), which tends to be ridiculously packed and chaotic.

Oh, maybe I should call housing about my roommates.
Or I can just wait until move in day...

If you are a freshman, your info should be available by now. Freshmen are supposed to receive a welcome packet during the first week of September, which therein contains their roomate information.

If you are a sophomore and living in a campus apartment, you should have received a welcome packet of a sort in your mail as well. Because I'm not in the country right now, I had to depend on email and finally received a response from Housing today regarding my roomates. If you haven't received any notification whatsoever, I'd say try calling Housing then.

[chiluvskk]

<> SELLING BOOKS<>

two more books added! yay

College Algebra and Trigonometry / Mark Dugopolski
for: Math 8B (Calculus w/ trigonometry)
conditon: very good
price: $12

Fast Food Nation / Eric Schlosser
for: Eng 1A,B,C
condition: Very Good (perfect inside, no writting)
Price: $7

Subculture: the meaning of style / Richard Hebdige
for: Eng 1C
conditoin: Used (inside is perfect, no writting)
price: $7

Signs of Life in The USA: Readings on Popular Culture for Writers / Sonia Maasik & Jack Solomon
for: Eng 1C
condition: Like New
price: $50

A World of Ideas: Essential Readings for College Writers / Lee A. Jacobus
for: Eng 1B
condition: Very Good - Like New
price: $44

Sources of World History: Readings for World Civilization / Mark A. Kishlansky
for: Hist 015
condition: Like New - Brand New
price: $45

The Enlightenment: A brief history with Documents / Margaret C. Jacob
for: Hist 015
conditon: very good
price: $7

The World: A Brief History Volume 2: Since 1300 / Felipe Fernandez - Armesto
for: Hist 015
condition: Used, Cd is attached and unopened, Comes with World Atlas (inside is good)
price: $30


The St. Martin's Guide To Writing / Rise B. Axelrod & Charles R. Cooper
for: ENG 1A, B, C
condition: NEW ( inside/ outside everything perfect, no scratch, markes, etc...seriously didn't touch it hah)
price: $55 [on hold]

please pm here if interested


impt: you can now check what books you need for class by going to this link: http://www.ucrcampusstore.ucr.edu/SelectTermDept.aspx

[chicom]

do we bring own toilet paper? lol

[SHARK]

do we bring own toilet paper? lol

Nah, just use your hand.

But seriously, no. They provide it, although it's kinda rough and like, crappy. Bring your own if you want to have a great experience using the facilities in your dorm.

[chiluvskk]

for my CRWT 046C class shows this:

Lecture F 03:10 p.m. - 06:00 p.m. SURGE 173
Lecture T 03:10 p.m. - 06:00 p.m.

with the bolded one in yellow on classes.ucr.edu does that mean i have both lectures? b/c before it only listed a Tuesday lecture, then it switched to a Friday lecture (on my growl class schedule), now it lists both omg T_T that's 6 hours of lectures!!!!

oh and then i got this in webmail:
Dear Students:

Please note that the CRWT 46C course on Tuesday 3:10pm -6pm will be held in INTS 4133.

so which days am i suppose to go to this class and where to? lol!!

[laydeepkay]

thanks for the help guys!

[SHARK]

for my CRWT 046C class shows this:

Lecture F 03:10 p.m. - 06:00 p.m. SURGE 173
Lecture T 03:10 p.m. - 06:00 p.m.

with the bolded one in yellow on classes.ucr.edu does that mean i have both lectures? b/c before it only listed a Tuesday lecture, then it switched to a Friday lecture (on my growl class schedule), now it lists both omg T_T that's 6 hours of lectures!!!!

oh and then i got this in webmail:
Dear Students:

Please note that the CRWT 46C course on Tuesday 3:10pm -6pm will be held in INTS 4133.

so which days am i suppose to go to this class and where to? lol!!

Do what the email says.

[R.Y.]

<> SELLING BOOKS<>

two more books added! yay

College Algebra and Trigonometry / Mark Dugopolski
for: Math 8B (Calculus w/ trigonometry)
conditon: very good
price: $7

Fast Food Nation / Eric Schlosser
for: Eng 1A,B,C
condition: Very Good (perfect inside, no writting)
Price: $7

Subculture: the meaning of style / Richard Hebdige
for: Eng 1C
conditoin: Used (inside is perfect, no writting)
price: $7

Signs of Life in The USA: Readings on Popular Culture for Writers / Sonia Maasik & Jack Solomon
for: Eng 1C
condition: Like New
price: $50

A World of Ideas: Essential Readings for College Writers / Lee A. Jacobus
for: Eng 1B
condition: Very Good - Like New
price: $44

Sources of World History: Readings for World Civilization / Mark A. Kishlansky
for: Hist 015
condition: Like New - Brand New
price: $45

The Enlightenment: A brief history with Documents / Margaret C. Jacob
for: Hist 015
conditon: very good
price: $7

The World: A Brief History Volume 2: Since 1300 / Felipe Fernandez - Armesto
for: Hist 015
condition: Used, Cd is attached and unopened, Comes with World Atlas (inside is good)
price: $30


The St. Martin's Guide To Writing / Rise B. Axelrod & Charles R. Cooper
for: ENG 1A, B, C
condition: NEW ( inside/ outside everything perfect, no scratch, markes, etc...seriously didn't touch it hah)
price: $55 [on hold]

please pm here if interested


impt: you can now check what books you need for class by going to this link: http://www.ucrcampusstore.ucr.edu/SelectTermDept.aspx

im interested in the math 8B book but i don't know who my professor is yet!!! can i call dibs?!?!?

[chiluvskk]

im interested in the math 8B book but i don't know who my professor is yet!!! can i call dibs?!?!?

oh sorry lol actually i just changed the price to $12 b/c i copied and pasted wrong from my craigslist ad.the book still looks very good, with no marks or writting inside/outside and is cheaper than bookstore's used one which is probably uglier too lol. if you still want it, sure just pm me when you find out your prof and whether you need it or not, i'll put the book on hold

[xhottest]

Just a tip to those of you freaking out over textbooks: Most people tend to wait after the 1st week of classes to buy their books. Why? Some professors may not use all of the textbooks listed on the UCR Bookstore's webpage. Syllabuses may vary, too. So I'd say just wait. But be smart, too, especially if you are depending on places such as the University Book Exchange (UVB), which tends to be ridiculously packed and chaotic.



If you are a freshman, your info should be available by now. Freshmen are supposed to receive a welcome packet during the first week of September, which therein contains their roomate information.

If you are a sophomore and living in a campus apartment, you should have received a welcome packet of a sort in your mail as well. Because I'm not in the country right now, I had to depend on email and finally received a response from Housing today regarding my roomates. If you haven't received any notification whatsoever, I'd say try calling Housing then.

ummm what if we want to buy the books online or something? will it be too late by the time it's shipped? and i'm not planning to go home the first 2 or 3 weeks =( so where would i have the books be shipped to? =( i hate being a freshmen *sigh

[chiluvskk]

^ yeh if you buy books online in my opinion it's best to buy it now before school starts b/c for most classes you'll need your books the first/second week of school which will be too late for the book to ship to you even if you ship to your dorm mailbox, unless maybe you pay extra for faster shipping (?). most hardcover textbooks are probably needed for the class so you might as well buy it, just wait to buy on the smaller, softcover books.

what classes are you taking, maybe i can tell you if you'll need a book or not? ><

[xhottest]

^ yeh if you buy books online in my opinion it's best to buy it now before school starts b/c for most classes you'll need your books the first/second week of school which will be too late for the book to ship to you even if you ship to your dorm mailbox, unless maybe you pay extra for faster shipping (?). most hardcover textbooks are probably needed for the class so you might as well buy it, just wait to buy on the smaller, softcover books.

what classes are you taking, maybe i can tell you if you'll need a book or not? ><

OMG thanks so much!!!

ummm i'm in the chass learning community so i'm not sure if the eng1a is the same eng1a as every other eng classes because supposedly my english class is suppose to tie into my other learning community class. but i'm also taking cultural anthropology! i heard that class is really boring! is it true? and would i need the book? =(

[SHARK]

OMG thanks so much!!!

ummm i'm in the chass learning community so i'm not sure if the eng1a is the same eng1a as every other eng classes because supposedly my english class is suppose to tie into my other learning community class. but i'm also taking cultural anthropology! i heard that class is really boring! is it true? and would i need the book? =(

Depending on your teacher, you may not need the English book. It highly depends on your teacher though, so wait it out.

As for Cultural Anthro, you COULD get away without it; but you'd need to read a friend's. I personally did something like that: I took Bio5A and 5B without a Bio Book, and it was fine. I used a friend's book for studying for midterms and finals.

[aZooRe]

do most math classes require a text book?

same question regarding psych2

[Keion]

do most math classes require a text book?

same question regarding psych2

Psych 2 required a text book, yes. I never bought it though, I just borrowed it from friends time to time...Although it would probably be best if you bought it, if you're interested in the subject that is.

...and I'd imagine most math classes require some sort of text book.

[xhottest]

Depending on your teacher, you may not need the English book. It highly depends on your teacher though, so wait it out.

As for Cultural Anthro, you COULD get away without it; but you'd need to read a friend's. I personally did something like that: I took Bio5A and 5B without a Bio Book, and it was fine. I used a friend's book for studying for midterms and finals.

oh boy... thanks. i think i will have to end up actually buying the books then. thanks a lot!

[SHARK]

oh boy... thanks. i think i will have to end up actually buying the books then. thanks a lot!

You can always resell them. I suggest using half.com; I got most of my books from that site with the exception of one from Amazon because it was cheaper new.

[Tubuchu]

My schedule doesn't show up at all D ;
this is so frustrating cause I know I have 3 classes signed up but my schedule showed me only one class.
What's going on : ( ?
I even e-mailed my adviser but she didn't reply so I tried calling but she didn't pick up or call back.

Does anyone else have this problem or I'm I the only one?

[SHARK]

My schedule doesn't show up at all D ;
this is so frustrating cause I know I have 3 classes signed up but my schedule showed me only one class.
What's going on : ( ?
I even e-mailed my adviser but she didn't reply so I tried calling but she didn't pick up or call back.

Does anyone else have this problem or I'm I the only one?

Go on Growl and check how many courses you're listed for.