All Student
Organization
/ Advisors!
We have extended the
deadline for advisors of recognized
student organizations to complete required
seminars! Over 15 additional seminar times
have been added to accomadate this extension!
COMPLETION DEADLINE IS NOW
JANUARY 11, 2002!
To register, please visit our
website at:
http://stiidentactivities.tamu.edii/
Please be sure to verify your organization’s
categorization (affiliated/registered) to insure
that you attend the appropriate seminar!
If you have any questions, please contact Angela Winkler
at winkler@stuact.tamu.edu or 862-2514.
Thank you for all your hard work and dedication!
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For many students, u dead days” double as vacation time
By Beth Brown
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With the end of the semester fast
approaching, there is one thing on many
students’ minds: final exams. Only a few
class days remain, and following them are
“dead days,” which can be enjoyable as a
small break from studying,
“Dead days seem more like an opportu
nity to have the fun that you have been
missing out on all semester, rather than
more time to study,” said Claire Brown, a
senior English major. “I usually like to
go to the (Student Recreation Center)
or go running. The extra workouts
relieve the stress and make me feel bet
ter after eating all those care packages.
Dead days are the ideal — college life
without class.”
Perhaps this is a point that many
students miss, because most face inten
sive work during the three days. But
dead days can serve as a “pre-holiday”
before final exams and the winter break.
“I go Christmas shopping because it
gives me a break from the monotony of
studying,” said Janet Walther. a junior
English major.
Dead days can be productive for non-
academic work as well as studying.
“1 sometimes take a trip to Houston or
Austin to watch an independent film, since
they don’t often come to College Station,”
said Dan Steele, a sophomore English major.
But what of those students who cannot
take such liberties during the precious
study time? Kristi Coufal, who recently
graduated in May with a bachelor's(fes
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stress of everyone there cramming
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tudy in a place where they cantda
like at home, where you can
break to watch TV, talk to your rat
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ing."
Coufal stressed the importance
pacing oneself.
“I would not study for prolong
periods of time without taking:
break and ‘rewarding’ myself
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