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Second Semester As Told By 'The Office'

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Jenn Castro
Jan 05, 2016
Syracuse University
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Second Semester As Told By 'The Office'

We're just about nearing the time to head back to school for our second semester. It has been a nice month long break spending time with family and high school friends while celebrating the holiday season.

Here's a wrap-up of what we may expect for our upcoming few months at school as told by the hilarious and wonderful show, "The Office."

Getting back to campus and seeing your best friends again.

Quickly realizing there are no more home-cooked meals/seeing your pets for at least four months.

Classes very, very soon = back to waking up early, homework, and studying.

Reading your multiple class syllabi and recognizing all the work this semester will entail.

Watching your school's basketball team consistently blow leads and play really poorly.

Spending time with your friends over the weekends, whether it's at parties or stay-in movie nights.

Negative 40-degree wind chill blowing in your face as you walk from class to class.

Feeling like a walking zombie after tests, projects, and presentations leave you up until 2:00 a.m. every night.

Trying to decide if you have enough money to put guac on your Chipotle burrito.

Luke Bryan coming to the Carrier Dome in April (this deserves TWO GIFS!!)

Spring weather blessing us with the sun and green grass, two things we haven't seen in months.

Finals stressing us out like no other.

SUMMER IS HERE!!!! No more school work!!

Realizing that no matter how much stress we have at school, we're lucky to be here and love it so much.

Best wishes for a great semester everyone!

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