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" It&amp;#039;s a new year and a new quarter. As winter break comes to a close, hibernation is over and I&amp;#039;m prepping myself for some new classes and a totally different schedule. Here are my new year&amp;#039;s college resolutions:  Never miss a class! Laziness got the best of me first quarter and I missed a few classes (let&amp;#039;s just say I missed the Metra a couple times... unfortunately). Since all of my classes are on Tuesdays and Thursdays, it should be a lot easier to just focus on school and go to every class. Get organized! I&amp;#039;ve been trying to rearrange my study habits and keeping track of assignments lately. With so many notebooks, agendas and my laptop, all of my ideas and notes are scattered. Sometimes I like writing my notes out and sometimes typing them is a lot faster. Hopefully I get my act together and actually maintain the organizing system I come up with. Start assignments as early as possible! I always struggle with procrastination (it works so well! Most of the time...). But since I only go to school for two days instead of four, I need to be on top of my work at all times. Eeek! I&amp;#039;m a little scared for how that will turn out, but I&amp;#039;m ready for a challenge. Lastly, I want to start a new hobby. This is my one non-academic resolution because I really need something for my down time (if I have any!). Maybe I&amp;#039;ll learn more songs on the guitar or start knitting. There are endless possibilities, but I definitely need something to use as a stress reliever instead of napping or eating.  We&amp;#039;ll see how these resolutions play out! I&amp;#039;m excited for the new challenges and experiences this year is going to bring me. What are your college resolutions? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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