Newton South High School - Regulus Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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tbclowl Jeff bytes into his apple. trightl PIceeease! I really DID have ti doctors appointment! .-drip .MQW Makin the Grade It is 11:26 p.m., and I was hoping to be in bed by 9:30. I still have to finish my A.P. Biology lab report, read poetry for English, and study for a math test on limits. l've almost reached my limit! Tonight, many other South students are panicking also. All stu- dents at South, at least once a term, have a late night or an early morning when they try to finish some assignment at the last moment, like that research paper that the teacher assigned two months ago. There is no way around doing homework although many Southies try to find one. Some prepare early and stay ahead of the assignments. Some take each day as it comes, studying the night before. Somejust don't do their homework at all. However they handle it, they all get homework. 30 Student Life Although the library is reserved for the use of library materials only, any block will find seniors doing Psychology, juniors doing US. History, soph- omores doing Ancient and Medieval History, or freshmen doing Western Tradition homework. Cut- ler commons is a study hall for freshmen and a few sophomores. No junior or senior would be caught dead in Cutler, so instead he or she can go to Good- win commons. Also, Wheeler commons has been outfitted with tables and assigned study blocks to allow students more room to study. Outside is popu- lar in the spring and fall. But on a gorgeous spring day I could think of other things than homework that I'd like to do, couldn't you? by Leslie Gibbs