Don’t Stress, Treat Yo’ Self
With all the stress that the election brought on top of school and work, many of us are on the brink of watching our hair fall out.
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No Words, No Problem
Whether you’re walking around campus, studying, or just need a moment to chill by yourself, these super chill laid back tracks will help set your mind free.
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Don’t Stress About that D, You’ll Ace Your Next Exam
If you received a low grade or even failed your first exam, Valley has you covered on how to recover from the first one and ace the next.
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Valley’s Final Exam Study Tips
Follow these tips and you’ll surely pass all of your exams with flying colors.
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Things You’ll Experience As A Penn State Senior
Senioritis was bad enough in high school, but it’s even worse in college. Here are a few things that every Penn State senior experiences.
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The Biggest Studying Faux-Pas: Ineffective Highlighting
Just how effective is highlighting while studying? Is it a waste of precious time that we cannot get back? Well, Valley is not the first to ask these sorts of questions.
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Two Paws Up for Pet Adoption
College can be exhausting, and sometimes all we need is a companion to get us through the endless nights of studying. If you’ve considered getting a pet but don’t know where to look, look no further than Centre County Paws.
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Turn off the TV and Get Outside This Spring
With the warm weather slowly, but surely making its way to State College, it’s time to come out of hibernation and soak up some vitamin D. There’s plenty of ways to incorporate some fresh air into your daily routines.
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5 Stages of Grief During First Exams
September is in full swing and that can only mean one thing to Penn State students: exams are coming. It’s been a wonderful few weeks of relaxing and doing a few reading assignments here and there, but let’s face it: sylly week is long gone and exams are upon us. There are many emotions we feel when we realize that we’ll be taking exams soon, but most of them can be broken down into Kubler-Ross’s Five stages of Loss and Grief.
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