Write Like You're Running Out of Time 8 X 10 College Ruled Notebook

A useful sentimental softcover notebook for fans of the popular Broadway musical "Hamilton," fans of Lin Manuel-Miranda, and fellow historians. This 8" x 10" college-ruled notebook has 125 lined pages (62.5 indiv. pages), with no holes, and is otherwise completely blank on the inside. It is versatile and perfect for a variety of uses, including in-class note-taking, homework, journaling, and more. ----------- The cover is #80 lb. paper card stock with a glossy finish, and its pages are perfect bound (glued) for gentle handling. Although the notebook is adorable, it DOES NOT have a wire coil binding, nor does it have a thick cardboard or hard plastic cover like MEAD and FIVE STAR brands. ------------ Check out our selection of smaller, themed, witty blank journals and gag gifts available on amazon.com from writerunbooks.com. ------------- Related Terms: Politics in 1700s, Founding Fathers, American Revolutionary War, Constitutional Convention, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, George Washington, The Federalist Papers, Constitution, the Signers, First Continental Congress, The Schuyler Sisters, Angelica, Eliza...and Peggy, Compromise of 1790, "the room where it happens," "my shot." ---------------- Relatable careers: writer, author, musician, composer, songwriter, lyricist, poet, playwright, scriptwriter, speaker, speechwriter, communications director, journalist, debater, debate team, novelist, screenwriter, freelance writer, ghostwriter, columnist, blogger, creative writer, programmer, code writer, politician, speaking skills, adjudicator, judge, attorney, arbitrator, summation, closing remarks, closing arguments, chief adjudicator, speaking points, communication skills. --------- ON THE BACK COVER: Broadway Musical: "Hamilton." The cover line is a paraphrase from the song "Non-Stop," written by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Aaron Burr watches in amazement as Hamilton becomes a leading lawyer and continues to write, and write, and "write like tomorrow won't arrive."