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The First Week Of The Spring Semester As Told By 'That 70's Show'

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The first week back at school is always one full of a lot of different emotions - told by none other than "That 70's Show."

Seeing all your friends again is so exciting and you pick up right where you left off.

Eatting all the new snacks you brought from home at 2am.

Redecorating your room for Valentine's day.

Then realizing you don't have a Valentine this year, only food.

When your alarm goes off for the first day of class.

Reading the syllabus and seeing that your exams are worth 80% of your grade.

Complaining to your roomies about how cold it is walking back from your class across campus.

When you hate your class but it's required and you can't drop it.

Hearing your new professors tell you how much work you will have this semester.

 Already having assignments due in your first week.

 Being "sylly" with your friends again.

 After the week is over and you realize winter break is over and you're back to reality.

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