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Ultimate Frisbee is one of my favorite physical outlets (also, note the fun socks).

A recipe for survival

By Matt Loria on April 11, 2013

As I’m sure you’ve read, this week is Dead Week. One thing I try to do in my posts is to approach the same subject from a different angle. During last semester’s Dead Week, I talked about how to turn Dead Week into “Fun Week”. However, for this semester’s Dead Week post I want to [...]

Posted in Sophomore, Students | Tagged Dead Week, exams, Finals, Papers, recipe, survival, ultimate frisbee | Leave a response

Some of my everything-today-day homework. Yes that is a Kool-Aid bottle in the background. No you may not judge me. I said no.

Everything-today-day

By Matt Loria on January 31, 2013

Alright kiddos, I want to have a very serious discussion today. There are few moments in life as frustrating and as grueling as the everything-today-day. What is the “everything-today-day?” Well, for starters, it’s a term I just made up about 15 seconds ago. And for not starters (seconds?) it’s that very special and unique day [...]

Posted in Sophomore, Students | Tagged due dates, everything-today-day, homework, Papers, Planner, tests | Leave a response

One of my teammates, Stephanie Pahren, trying to get lots of studying in before her finals next week!

Movies for the Stressed Out Student

By Ashley Malloy on December 5, 2012

There is nothing like a good movie to relieve stress during this crazy time of finals, presentations, and projects at Hanover College.  My sister and I are movie buffs and love to use movie quotes in our everyday lives. So, here is a little stress-free movie quiz for you.  I will give you a quote [...]

Posted in Freshman, Students | Tagged Christmas, exams, Finals, Good luck, movies, Papers, Projects, relieve, stress | 5 Responses

Time to break out the rain boots! Oh wait, I don't own rainboots...

Rain, Rain, Go Away

By Jackson Pollock on October 29, 2012

Imagine this. Average college student walking to class singing under his breath, “Sunny days. Chasin’ the clouds away.” Oh dear Sesame Street, I wish you were here. That’s right, rain has hit the campus and what’s more? It’s homecoming weekend! Walking into class with soaking wet shoes and uncomfortably moist pants and having to maneuver your jacket so it [...]

Posted in Freshman, Students | Tagged concert, Homecoming, Papers, rain, rainboots, sesame street | Leave a response

Thanks to some crafty professors, I will not be taking anything that looks like this during Finals Week.

Sans Finals

By Kylie Miller on April 17, 2012

This semester I managed to luck out to the extreme in terms of final exams. I don’t have any! Well, I don’t have any of the standard types of finals. At Hanover, some professors don’t give any finals at all. This usually is the case in an English seminar class where instead of an test, [...]

Posted in Junior, Students | Tagged Comps, exams, Finals, Methods of testing, Oral Finals, Papers, Take home final | Leave a response

Double the Dead Week …

By Kylie Miller on November 28, 2011

… Does not equal double the fun. As I get back to Hanover, I realize that I will be back home in a mere two weeks. What we call “Dead Week” is one of them. Dead Week is the week before exam week in which every big project known to man and woman is due. [...]

Posted in Junior, Students | Tagged CAB, Christmas Events, Countdown to break, Dead Week, events, exams, finals week, Hall Council, Helping others, Holiday Mail for Heroes, Lab Reports, Papers, Presentations, SAC | Leave a response

This Blog is Brought to You by the Letter “P”

By Kylie Miller on December 10, 2010

Remember the good old days when you would plop down in front of your TV with a box of juice and watch Big Bird and the gang? Remember how they would always cover a different letter of the alphabet each day? “Today’s episode of Sesame Street is brought to you by…” and then a letter. [...]

Posted in Sophomore, Students | Tagged Christmas Break, Crowe, Dead Week, Donner, Finals, packing, Panic, Papers, Praxis, President's Residence, Secondary Education, Study Break, sue dewine, Winter | Leave a response

My Break in Pictures… Instead of 1000 Words

By Hannah Clore on November 30, 2010

As I’ve spent the majority of my Thanksgiving “break” at home typing furiously away at my Independent Study, I thought I’d give you a synopsis of my break in pictures! (Saves me the trouble of MORE typing… and they say they’re each worth 1000 words!) And now it’s back to Hanover… Hope everyone had a relaxing [...]

Posted in Senior, Students | Tagged books, break, dogs, Independent Study, Papers, pictures, snow, study, Thanksgiving Break, writing | Leave a response

Great Papers for Great Works

By Jeremiah Kearns on November 9, 2010

Freshmen year has now been going on for around 10 weeks and there are many things that still can get to you. During this time one of the big things that can get to you is your Great Works class. This class is mandatory for all freshmen and ranges in a wide variety of topics [...]

Posted in Freshman, Students | Tagged freshman year, Great Works, Hanover, Papers, student life, study | Leave a response

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