Commonplacing is the act of selecting important phrases, lines, and/or passages from texts and writing them down; the commonplace book is the notebook in which a reader has collected quotations from works s/he has read. Commonplace books can also include comments and notes from the reader; they are frequently indexed so that the reader can classify important themes and locate quotations related to particular topics or authors.

The author of this commonplace book is a student of medicine.

Some three hundred years ago, John Harvard said, "A man shall be known by his books".
Today, a man shall also be known by the websites he visits

News
The Star (Malaysia)
Google News
BBC
CNN
Cambridge Evening News
Boston Herald
USA Today
Varsity
The Harvard Crimson

Academic
PubMed
Online Medical Dictionary
University of Cambridge
Christ's College, Cambridge
Department of Pharmacology, Cambridge
Harvard Medical School
Joslin Diabetes Center

Libraries & Catalogs
Cambridge University Library
Cambridge NEWTON Catalog
Countway Library of Medicine
Harvard HOLLIS Catalog

General Interests
Wikipedia
Education Malaysia
Jeff Ooi's Screenshots
The Harvard Magazine
MIT Tech Review
US News & World Report - Best Health

Miscellaneous
CUMaS
CUMSA
MASDUKE

Blogs that link here
Andre B.S. Khoo
Ashvina Segaran
Chin Lik
Khoon Yu

Just for laughs
TalkingCock.com
Dilbert
Sherman's Lagoon
Liberty Meadows
Big Nate

Today's Weather
Cambridge, England

My Profiles

My Harvard University Profile