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Finals Week, As Told by "The Grinch"

The Grinch hated Finals! The whole Finals season! Now, please don't ask why. No one quite knows the reason.

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Trees are going up, music is playing, cookies are being decorated, but where are you? Probably procrastinating on studying and catching up on all of the assignments that you've had the entire semester to complete. You probably won't steal Christmas, but if you're like me, finals week has you feeling a little like the Grinch.

Checking your phone to see if anyone has texted you.


Trying to plan out your day around studying.


When your friends convince you to ditch studying to go out.


Finding all the answers you need on Quizlet.


When the end of the semester surveys ask you how you felt about your professors.


When you see a cute boy/girl at the library.


Giving yourself a pre-exam pep talk in the mirror.


When your professor says there will be an opportunity for extra credit.


Wanting so badly to be in the Christmas spirit, but the stress of finals is consuming you.


Eating absolute crap because you don't feel like taking the time to cook a real meal.


When your friends try to comfort you by saying "Well maybe there will be a curve!"


Walking out of your last final like...

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