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Let's Take a Break
Are your studies getting you down? Then why not unwind at a study break?
During exam week, various study breaks will take place in the Stevens Dining Hall. They will include tasty snacks, such as nachos, fried dough, and many others. They are all designed to help students get through finals.
Student reaction is generally positive. "They're well-needed," said senior Mountain Recreation Management major Jason Gaudreau. Many students enjoy the fried dough night. "It's one of the better nights...it's fried dough," Gaudreau said.
Other students aren't as enthusiastic about it. "Being a freshman and seeing how the other freshmen act around here, I don't think they're completely deserved...It serves a good purpose and it helps out a lot," said freshman Music Business and Industry major Emily Holton.
Those who do go can expect an experience to boost their morale and make it through exams.
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