These pseudo studiers lurk all around campus and throughout all hours of the day. I've seen them myself and I'd be lying if I said I've never been one myself. The pseudo-studier will lay out her books across a desk, make a list of the things she wants to get done, have a pencil in hand ready to go, and have her cell phone in the other. An hour killed doing, well, nothing as an occupant of the infamous internet and more time up for its grasp. With no doubt the pseudo studier's way is a well-intended process but sadly enough is proven fruitless time and time again.
Another pseudo-studying tactic of the pseudo-studier in subconscious attempts to avoid actually studying is the group study ploy. Gather a few friends and take them to the library or an open space optimal for studying. Bring a snack or two and bring your iPod speaker or not. This what was supposed to be a helpful and resourceful session of bringing bright minds together turns into a melting pot for distraction and ultimately wasted time. 5 minutes study, 30 minutes play. 10 minutes to read 2 of 20 pages about the homeostatic process of molecules within the body, 40 minutes to hear about Stacy and that boy and what he did to her, uh, body?
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