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CAMPUS VOICE EaggH Friday, April 7,2006 ,^ork- sWdy - the % - *W For many students, studies are just part of their busy schedules By JUSTIN MITCHELL Staff Writer It’s early in the morning and you’re getting ready for school. You have to be at class at eight o’clock and you won’t make it back home until nine or ten o’clock that night. As soon as your classes are done, you have an hour or two before you have to be at work. Welcome to the wonderful world of multi-tasking. In society today, multi-tasking is everywhere, and with all of this business come important questions. Do the benefits of multi-tasking outweigh the downfalls? Yes, you will get more work done, but do the relationships you have with people suffer in the process? What are the effects of the stress that you put on yourself? I spoke with some, students here at Wayne Community College to find out how they were coping with the stress and to see what it was they wanted to accomplish. After all, if they’re putting up with the stresses of multi-tasking there must be something they plan to gain. One of the first questions was this: What made them choose to come to community college instead of going to a university? Thad Hill said that the biggest reason he came here was to better prepare himself for a four-year program. In the fall of 2006 he plans to See Juggling act, page 12
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