Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Class times are the “favorite” hours of a col- lege student's day. Listening to lectures, taking notes, discussing ideas, and taking tests and pop quizzes are the tasks which the student waits to perform with excited anticipation. In fact, many times students cannot even wait for class time, and one will find them reading class books and studying class notes the night before. These stu- dents will even blow off a night out on the town just to become more intellectually enlightened. What industrious students! Seriously though, academics are what college is all about. Granted, going to classes and study- ing for tests are not always the most exciting ways to spend a day, but sometimes learning can be exciting. And, once college is over, we'll be glad that we attended those classes and gained that knowledge.

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STUDY BREAK After studying for that test or writing that paper, students need a study break. But what do they do during that time? Some students go to the snack bar and spend a half an hour eating specials and talking to friends. Others don’t feel like going outside, so they order a pizza to be delivered. Then, while waiting for it to come, they kill the time by playing a game of cards. There are those students who have gotten so tired from studying hard, that they can’t keep their eyes open anymore, so they crash for an hour or two. Some students are very industrious though, and so they decide that they can’t take a very long break. These students talk to a friend for a few minutes, catch the weather report on the late night news, take a quick shower, or clean up their rooms a bit. Whatever kind of break students take though, they know that it’s desperately needed. DBETROTTERS:” ©} ] (par et 61 ‘-)