Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Study patterns of freshmen seem ess accustomed to the social aspect and more favorable to the mind- Joggling subject of grades. Studying occupies much of their attention, but as :ime passes, the realization of better ghings comes. Upperclassmen are nore ingenious about their study rabits, especially in the spring. One can observe them flocking from the inner confines to rediscover the wonders of nature. Students are found leaning against trees, on the sundeclrs, or sprawled on any inviting spot while pursuing academic endeavors.

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How to Have a 4.0 Semester Studying - its done almost where by almost every student on Wake Forest campus. Because ot it academic Hprestigen, Wake F demands that students darken the ol Z. Smith Reynolds Library at once or twice, it only to socialize on second level, better known as Zoo . You can find the genuinely demic students scattered throug the stacks, but The Zoo , i specializes in social matters, doesn become busy until the wee hours ol night. With the setting sun comes sounds of muffled laughter and pers, along with lonely mounds books to the second level social center ff Y 'l 'zfyv-gun-.3 gf' i. ii 's 'lifllwiiuw -flf' rfgisttutitfi 5,-. , -'J ,r ' My :Lf-f llfgryffli Ili r- t ,W i --time s i. '- '-lr. ,l 'rs-:'l , , i f tiflrlltll ' ' . tar-els' 4,1 ,,i .yy . t-'tit V st' 1 , gps, , ytvl ' 'l'i!2'i'lWl+lff- . ' l J , 1 ,U42 I sy' ae- 1 t, '-9: r'Ugy,.tl,il'.-' srlyij-.syn .L V 'lieu z v' i i e lt i .

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