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Outside, inside, alone, or with friends was how students
Ust1g gym time, senior Vandy Bauer and j unior
Amanda Boardman finish their homework. Gym
students were allowed three zeros a semester before
receiving a fai ling status . """' 0 "' Mo ... , Hlll-.
chose to study. Their goals, however, differed from one to
another because students used different rituals while studying.
The library, bookstores, and home became the place
for students to seek the perfect study environment.
"Barnes and Nobles is the best place to study for tests .
Their caffeine drinks keep you awake," junior Paula Good said .
Some found that different environments were great
places to study in.
"Panera is a good place to study because of al l the food
provided there," so phomore Erica Caballero said .
Being motivated to study is what helped many students
throughout the year. Th ey often found little things to make
studying seem less time-co nsuming.
'The only way I can study is with a piece of candy in my
mouth," sophomore Jenny Hoefener said.
Not all motivation came from tangible items. Ambition
for grades, higher education, and proud parents were factors
in studies.
Long hours were put into homework and exams
throughout the year. Sacr ifi ces , headaches, and paper cuts
made studying hard, but in the end, the reward was worth it.
advie.e Fro1Y1 1
Dec;ignate c;pecific
time for c;tudying.
9.tay away from
dic;f:ractionc; c;uch ac;
televic;ion. phone.
and girlc;.
Arldrew Riley
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J\JI'lior.s Alex Chacon, Collee n
Brown, and As hley Amick discuss
homework at Barn es and Nobl e.
Thi s atmosphere made studying
convenient.
I'HOIO BY M ICHAEL H ELLMAN