INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This way, you will be able to bring items in a backpack or bag without it being noticed. Even if you think you don't have to change, stop by the bathroom anyway. There's nothing worse than sitting in class and feeling you're having an emergency. Menstrual cups can be worn for up to 12 hours, and you don't have to change them. All you have to do is empty them. Menstrual cups are great for the environment as well as your hygiene. Most pockets are big enough to fit a pad or tampon. If you come to school with items already hidden on your person, you don't have to worry about sneaking them out of class. Put on two in the morning and when one is saturated, go the bathroom and peel off the first one and throw it away and presto - fresh pad underneath. Be careful not to let the adhesive stick too much to the pad underneath, as it might rip off some of the absorbent material. It's best to stagger them a bit, with one in front and one in back. If you have pads with wings, you can place the top pad on top of one of the wrappers so you don't have to worry about the two pads sticking together and can have a wrapper to dispose of the top one. Just fold the wings over the wings of the bottom pad and it should stay in place, even with the wrapper on underneath.

SUMMARY: Go to the bathroom between classes. Use a menstrual cup. Keep hygiene items in your pocket. Layer your pads.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Keep a planner, calendar, and to-do list and update them consistently. Keep them in easily seen and reached places, or have multiple that can be synced together. If you work well with pen and paper, keep a small planner or calendar that can fit in your pocket or purse so you always have it with you. Keep a pen attached if possible so you never have to fish around for one. Have a designated note pad for to-do lists at your desk, and cross things off as you go. If you work better with digital organization, use your phone's calendar and reminder system to make appointments and receive notifications about them. Try apps like Wunderlist or Todoist to manage your tasks. Make sure you always have notes and other materials with you by syncing calendars, lists, and files across all your devices, which nearly every modern app has the capability to do. Share tasks, documents, and notes with other secretaries, your boss, or other employees with project management software like Basecamp or Trello. Share documents and spreadsheets with Google Docs and use programs like Dropbox or Hightail to send files. Set up a color-coding system to help categorize all of your materials at a glance. Assign a color to each project, day, employee, or any way you want to delineate your work. Use highlighters and colored tabs or labels to mark up files, trays, and notebooks to easily locate the right information. Many web and mobile apps for email, calendars, and lists also allow you to assign a color to each item. Keep your email inbox clean and important information easy to access by filing an email into a folder right away, flagging or marking it as unread if you need to come back to it, or archiving or deleting it if you're sure you no longer need it. Try making folders for each year, quarter, or month, or label them by project, employee, or type. Try to respond to, delete, or log the email's information elsewhere right away. Set schedules for yourself, like having all emails filed in appropriate folders by the end of the day, and cleaning out and dealing with everything left in your inbox by the end of the week. Keep materials of the same type in a particular place, and designate notebooks and folders to specific projects. Have a specific notepad for phone memos, for example, that always stays by the phone so you never end up taking down someone's name and number on a napkin. Keep meeting notes in a separate place from other notes so information doesn't get mixed up and hard to find later. Avoid printing to save paper and opt for online forms or other documents so you can save time and resources. Fill out forms electronically if possible. Scan and save copies of paper files so they're always available and don't get damaged or lost. Circulate digital files, reminders, memos, and agendas instead of paper versions whenever possible. Never run out of important materials you use to be organized, like notepads, pens, envelopes, and stamps by buying or letting an office manager/purchaser know when you are on your last box or container of something rather than once they are all gone. Order supplies in bulk from a company like Quill to save money and avoid running out so quickly. Keep supplies organized at your desk or workspace. Use containers, trays, file folders, and other containers that are all labeled or colored for easy sorting.
Summary: Commit to lists and planners. Sync your information. Color-code everything. Clean up your inbox. Be consistent. Save paper and time. Stock up on supplies.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Look online or in your local craft store for these items. Copic's Various Ink can be used to refill any kind of Copic marker. The Copic refill booster is a special tool with a needle that makes it easy to refill your markers. To ensure the ink doesn't stain you or your furniture, take measures to protect yourself and your workspace. Put on gloves and stack newspaper or plastic sheeting over your work area. Wear short sleeves or roll up your sleeves to keep them out of the way. Grip the nib on the wider side of the marker with metal tweezers. Firmly pull it straight out of the marker. Remove the cap from the Various Ink refill, then take the booster out of the package and screw it securely onto the Various Ink refill container. Insert the needle of the refill booster into the opening that was created when you removed the nib. You don't have to stick it all the way in the markerjust make sure the end of the needle is inside the opening of the marker. Hold the booster with the ink attached vertically over the top of the marker. Each marking on the side of the Various Ink bottle indicates 1 cc each. Gently squeeze the refill ink container to add 1.5 to 2 cc of ink to the marker. Take the booster out of the opening in the marker and set it aside. Pick up the nib with the tweezers and push it back into the open end of the marker. Unscrew the refill ink from the booster and replace the cap on the ink. Cap the marker as well. Pour a few drops of standard rubbing alcohol or Various Ink cleaning solution down the opening of the booster needle (where you screwed the ink bottle on). Then, swirl a cotton swab around the inside of the booster to remove any remaining ink.

SUMMARY:
Acquire a Copic refill booster and refill ink. Put on gloves and cover your workspace. Remove the nib with tweezers and screw the booster onto the ink. Insert the needle into the open end of the marker. Add 1.5 to 2 cc of ink to the marker. Remove the booster and replace the nib. Remove the ink from the booster. Clean the booster needle.