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Though school involves things li ke sports, friends,

and extracurricular activities, there was no way stu-

dents were able to ignore their academics; however, the

importance of academics varied among students.

\\Academics influence my life because I want to do

well . !.spend six hours a day at school, so why waste all

that time?" senior Linds.ay_M.arron said.

Good grades didn't JUSt appear on report cards,

they were earned. Students le.arned techniques to

study and used the ones that best fit them.

\II just study the night before a test. If I try and

study before that, I won't remember it/' sophomore Ann .a

Thr.asher said.

Even though freshman AJ Muench felt academics

were important to help him decide future plans, he was

still getting used to the demands of classes.

\II don't study as much as I should, JUSt about five

minutes before the test/' Muen ch said.

Whether studying for hours or minutes, many

agreed thatacademics were still of high import.

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