Midterms
seemed to appear out of thin air this semester. Before I knew it, my normal
bedtime became 3AM, and lately, more and more of my time has been spent in the various libraries on campus.
The
really cool thing about the libraries (yes, I just used “cool” and “libraries”
in the same sentence – the two can go together!) is that students are allowed to
reserve study rooms.
Lately,
it seems as though I almost spend most of my time in study rooms. The rooms can
be reserved for up to two hours per student, so my friends and I will reserve the same room
back-to-back so we can have more time.
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Photo my friend, Emily Dawson, took of me while we were studying for our ENG 223 midterm earlier this week. |
What
I learned was that nothing makes for a more entertaining discussion than trying
to think of examples to explain terms that relate to rhetoric. Yep, that's right, studying can be fun.
Having
a quiet place to study is really nice, especially when I seem to be so easily
distracted when I try to study in my dorm.
Midterms
are really stressful, and for me, I’ve always found them more stressful than
finals. I think most of that is a result of having a lot of other homework to
complete in addition to studying. But preparing for finals only requires studying
and paper writing as generally, other assignments are completed by the end of the semester.
But
I can see the light at the end of the tunnel that is midterms, and that light
is spring break, which starts in a week. So while homework, papers, and
midterms definitely piled up a lot faster than I imagined, at least there’s a
much needed break soon…
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