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Students are Studying Now; Exam Period Changes Habits

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It isn't just the advent of spring that's bothering all the harried undergraduates who wander around aimlessly. Exam period is upon the College, and its effect is noticeable to all.

The malady takes strange forms. Some people are walking around in a benzedrine daze. There is another theory that the way to do well on an examination is to ignore it; this accounts for the happy individuals with the strong breaths.

But just take a peek into Widener if you want to see the extreme case. There, practically any hour of day or night, can be found Harvard men studying--a rare phenomenon in these times of stress.

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