My exhibit design class in grad school required buying this hideous coffee-table book on industrial design which we a) never cracked for class and b) was full of hideous stuff that I would never in a billion years try to apply if I became a professional exhibit designer.
I'm still trying to get rid of the stupid thing.
Still kind of bitter about the $400 of textbooks for my undergrad vert zoo class, too. If I had known better I would totally have found someone to share dissection manuals with. I was just lucky I didn't have to choose between food and textbooks.
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Date: 2010-07-25 06:18 pm (UTC)I'm still trying to get rid of the stupid thing.
Still kind of bitter about the $400 of textbooks for my undergrad vert zoo class, too. If I had known better I would totally have found someone to share dissection manuals with. I was just lucky I didn't have to choose between food and textbooks.