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Cures for finals frustrations
Students can find relief in jogging, pigging-out or screaming
By Dionne Searcey
Staff Reporter
Bogged down from studying for
finals? The Academic Success Cen
ter suggests that students take a
break from cramming once an hour.
The center’s ideas for relieving
stress include taking a walk or
viewing a sitcom on TV.
But watching underachiever Bart
Simpson probably won’t inspire the
general studies major to go back to
reading 200 pages in that Introduc
tion to Nutrition book assigned in
early September.
Students should get away from
their studies and try something
unusual to break the tension caused
by finals week.
Vent frustratioas by taking a short
shopping trip. Breaking in a pair of
Birkenstocks or sporting a new
polo sweat shirt has been known
to relieve stressed minds.
Jamoutto some groovy tunes—
nothing too philosophical though.
Wilson Phillips or Winger should
work fine.
Jog on over to Campus Rec.
Stomp out all the stored hatred felt
for the person who invented ex
ams on tne Stair Master. Or go for a
swim and drown all those studying
sorrows.
Play “musical study areas." Noses
buried in books for too long tend
to get numb. Wake them up by
changing study locations often. The
short jog from Nebraska Hall to the
Abel South study lounge to Burger
King in subzero temperatures will
cool off burnt-out minds.
Are language finals a sobering
Are language finals a
sobering thought? Take
advantage of the
downtown bar scene.
O’Rourke’s opens at 9
a.m. An early morning
buzz could inspire
students to speak a
unique language of
their own.
thought? Take advantage of the
downtown bar scene. O’Rourke’s
opens at 9 a.m. An early morning
buzz could inspire students to speak
a unique language of their own.
Along the more traditional side
of study breaks, wallow in a few of
the great pizza specials offered by
almost all of Lincoln’s finest during
Dead Week. Pigging out always
prepares the mind and soul for
hard-core studying.
Study breaks are a great time to
take advantage of the University
Health Center’s services. How about
a dental check-up? Measles season
is almost here — look into the
various vaccinations provided at
the clinic.
Bother other studiers. If you can’t
study, why should anyone else?
Walk around Love Library with head
phones cranked loud enough for
everyone in the building to know
the words to “Ice, Ice Baby” by
heart before you leave. Sit in the
crib and cough annoyingly for 10
minutes straight. Or stand on a
chair in The Coffee House and
shout, “I tasted veal, and I liked it.”
Has all hope run cut? Look for
help from above. Many area
churches have special services
during this holiday season.
But for the ever-studioussopho
more who locks him or herself in
Love Library for all of Dead Week,
the most useful study break is less
time consuming.
A simple primal scream will go
virtually unnoticed among every
one else taking advantage of this
relatively cheap and satisfying
method of study breaking.
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