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The Grinch Is A Typical College Student

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The Grinch Is A Typical College Student

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It's the most wonderful time of year! With just a side of finals in attempts to distract us from the Christmas spirit...He's moody, he's grumpy, he SOMETIMES feels, he's a college student in disguise, he's the grinch. With both finals and Christmas in the air, it only seemed appropriate to explain how the Grinch fits the roll of a college student.

He loves food:

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He's moody:

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Emotions are gross:

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Finding something to wear is a hazard:

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When he tries to be social:

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Scheduling gets dramatic:

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Feelings just can NOT happen:

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When stress gets the best of us:

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When professor evaluations come around and someone just wronged you:

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Max and The Grinch = Us and any dog ever in a mile radius of campus

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