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Friday January 30, 2009

9 a.m. I hear my alarm go off … I look to see what time it is and hit the snooze button.

9:30 a.m. I’ve hit the snooze button six times. I’m finally awake … I’m up too early after another late night of beer pong and repeatedly taking shots at my mixer … The hangover feels worse when you know you have to be at practice in an hour.

Female, 21, Senior

ILR

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Wednesday, Jan. 21

11:15 p.m. This has not been my week by any stretch of the imagination. Most people say things happen in threes, but that does not seem to apply to me since I passed three on Tuesday.

I realize my streak isn’t over after the fantastic premier of Lost when my roommate starts screaming for me to come quickly.

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Monday January 12, 2009

4:55 p.m. Am excited about new job … ! Well, a little bit reserved, to be quite honest, as manager who actually hired me is a bit on the intimidating side, but … All is good … !