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" The collegiate environment is hardly conducive to studying. It&amp;#039;s not easy to concentrate with loud roommates, slamming hallways doors, and friends popping in to take a break. Sometimes, the walk to the library is just too unappealing on freezing nights or lazy PJ days.  You may not realize it, but a cluttered dorm room may often be a major distraction. Dishes in the sink, random papers and clothes that you meant to put away days ago are eyesores that cause stress. Have you ever tried to solve a math problem, only your eyes were constantly drawn to that sock in the corner of your room? You don&amp;#039;t have to undergo an entire spring cleaning before your next cram session, but here are a few ways to cut corners: 1. Scoop it Up - Step 1: Get a large bag, and toss all your clothes that don&amp;#039;t wrinkle easily in there. Step 2: Hide the bag. You&amp;#039;ll organize after the test is over. 2. Make your bed - you&amp;#039;ll be amazed at how much cleaner your room will look. 3. Channel your inner hippie - Pick up incense or a diffuser at your local drug store. Who says you can&amp;#039;t have a mini retreat in a college dorm room? 4. Sit facing away from the TV - If you have a roommate who can&amp;#039;t skip her favorite show, invest in some ear plugs. If the temptation becomes unbearable, it&amp;#039;s time to hit the library after all. For more ways to get through the exam, check out Unigo! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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