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A through G, but not H through Z, 5 letters
Arpeggio components, 5 letters
Author's pre-novel work, 5 letters
B, A, D, G and E, e.g., 5 letters
Brief communications, 5 letters
Classroom reminders, 5 letters
Classroom scribblings, 5 letters
Cliffs ___ (study aids), 5 letters
College students often take them, 5 letters
Compare ___ (exchange views), 5 letters
Determined on reversing records (5), 5 letters
Do, re and mi, etc., 5 letters
Dostoyevsky's ___ From the Underground, 5 letters
Essential to a reporter, 5 letters
Explanatory material, 5 letters
Harold Melvin & the Blue ___, 5 letters
Header on a blank book page, 5 letters
Heading on an otherwise blank page, 5 letters
Hemidemisemiquavers, 5 letters
In class, they can be taken or taken away, 5 letters
Items passed in class, 5 letters
Journalist's scribblings, 5 letters
Lecture attendee's jottings, 5 letters
Lecture hall jottings, 5 letters
Markings in the margin, 5 letters
Material for a lecture, 5 letters
Members of the bar?, 5 letters
Musicians play them, 5 letters
Parts of musical scores, 5 letters
Post-rehearsal comments, 5 letters
Schoolkid communiques, 5 letters
Secretary's memoranda, 5 letters
Some are high, some are low, 5 letters
Speaker's 3 x 5 cards, e.g., 5 letters
Staff members (and a hint to this puzzle's theme), 5 letters
Staff members, and what the circled letters in this puzzle represent, 5 letters
Student scribblings, 5 letters
Student's jottings during a lecture, 5 letters
Student's scribbling, 5 letters
Students study them, 5 letters
Students take them in class, 5 letters
They can be passed in class, 5 letters
They may be passed in school, 5 letters
They're found on scales, 5 letters
They're on the staff, 5 letters
They're passed in class, 5 letters
They're played on the piano, 5 letters
They're taken by students, 5 letters
They're taken in class, 5 letters
They're taken in school, 5 letters
They're taken or passed in class, 5 letters
What students take in class, 5 letters
Word on an otherwise blank page, 5 letters
Word printed on an otherwise blank page, 5 letters
A through G, but not H through Z, 5 letters
Arpeggio components, 5 letters
Author's pre-novel work, 5 letters
B, A, D, G and E, e.g., 5 letters
Brief communications, 5 letters
Classroom reminders, 5 letters
Classroom scribblings, 5 letters
Cliffs ___ (study aids), 5 letters
College students often take them, 5 letters
Compare ___ (exchange views), 5 letters
Determined on reversing records (5), 5 letters
Do, re and mi, etc., 5 letters
Dostoyevsky's ___ From the Underground, 5 letters
Essential to a reporter, 5 letters
Explanatory material, 5 letters
Harold Melvin & the Blue ___, 5 letters
Header on a blank book page, 5 letters
Heading on an otherwise blank page, 5 letters
Hemidemisemiquavers, 5 letters
In class, they can be taken or taken away, 5 letters
Items passed in class, 5 letters
Journalist's scribblings, 5 letters
Lecture attendee's jottings, 5 letters
Lecture hall jottings, 5 letters
Markings in the margin, 5 letters
Material for a lecture, 5 letters
Members of the bar?, 5 letters
Musicians play them, 5 letters
Parts of musical scores, 5 letters
Post-rehearsal comments, 5 letters
Schoolkid communiques, 5 letters
Secretary's memoranda, 5 letters
Some are high, some are low, 5 letters
Speaker's 3 x 5 cards, e.g., 5 letters
Staff members (and a hint to this puzzle's theme), 5 letters
Staff members, and what the circled letters in this puzzle represent, 5 letters
Student scribblings, 5 letters
Student's jottings during a lecture, 5 letters
Student's scribbling, 5 letters
Students study them, 5 letters
Students take them in class, 5 letters
They can be passed in class, 5 letters
They may be passed in school, 5 letters
They're found on scales, 5 letters
They're on the staff, 5 letters
They're passed in class, 5 letters
They're played on the piano, 5 letters
They're taken by students, 5 letters
They're taken in class, 5 letters
They're taken in school, 5 letters
They're taken or passed in class, 5 letters
What students take in class, 5 letters
Word on an otherwise blank page, 5 letters
Word printed on an otherwise blank page, 5 letters
2006 Cate Blanchett film, 15 letters
2006 film with the tagline One woman's mistake is another's opportunity, 15 letters
Film for which Judi Dench was nominated for Best Actress, 15 letters
2006 Cate Blanchett film, 15 letters
2006 film with the tagline One woman's mistake is another's opportunity, 15 letters
Film for which Judi Dench was nominated for Best Actress, 15 letters
1966 essay by Susan Sontag, 11 letters
1966 essay by Susan Sontag, 11 letters
'Every Good Boy Does Fine', 15 letters
'Every Good Boy Does Fine', 15 letters
Convention orators, 12 letters
Convention orators, 12 letters