This is a long shot, but I thought I'd try anyhow.

On Oct 31st, between the hours of 3.30 and 6.30 pm, I was in Hamilton Hall working on my Maths 1B03 project with a friend. At 6.30 pm I left and headed straight to ITB for my evening class. When I returned home, I found that my notebook, with all my maths notes, is missing.

I tried emailing my prof in case I'd left it in the lecture hall (no) and the Maths Help Centre (not there, either). It wasn't in the Lost and Found, as of yesterday.

If anybody has seen it, could you PLEASE PM me or email me at [email protected]?

Description: Spiral-bound, red plastic cover, filled with matrices (lots of numbers in square brackets), the internal pocket contains a flyer for some flu study.

I can't imagine why somebody would take it -- have you been back there? Have you filed a lost report?

I've been to both the lecture hall (kinda forgot to look, though) and the Math Help Centre. And yes, I filed a report this morning. :/

I realize that it's utterly absurd to think someone took it on purpose. I'm just hoping maybe somebody might have seen it lying somewhere/turned it in. Not that many people pay attention to these sort of details.

Be prepared to not get it back... its just like a nice pen... people will just keep it because it has value. Your notes might have ended in the trash. :/

Hmm, I realise that. :(