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Exams Are Around
The Corner
Since I realize that u^von read!il the above title, all pupils of WHS will immediately skip tins a- tide to i earl the "Odds and rinds’’ ' or else pitch this paper into the waste basket . . . Well, anyway, I'm going to write it.
Stop and take a look at the nearest calendar. Agree with me, mid-term exams are almost here.
Do you suddenly have a sinking feeling or slight fluttering in your bread basket?
Of course I know it’s ridiculous to even wonder about you studious scholars, who undoubtedly spent alj your Christmas holiday poring over your books.
Coining back to earth, if you” aren't prepared—don’t blame the teachers or the dumb clucks who scribbled the books, iput tiye blame where it belongs, on yourself.
I admit any person not studying, made a big mistake. B_t, so what! Crying over spilled milk won’t solve the problem. Exams, whether we like them or not, are for our own good—as they prepare us for college and for later life.
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