'' BADGERS Ask The
Question of the Week:
How do you plan on studying for finals?
KIMBERLY DINH • FRESHMAN • WOMEN'S GOLF
"During finals week, I like to start my day by working out. With our indoor facilities nearby in the Kohl Center, I also practice as a study break during the day and to re- lax. I'll study with my friends and we'll change where we study occasionally. While I study, I have to be listening to something or else I'll doze off. Classical music on Pandora really helps me focus! And finally, I try to go to bed and get up on a pretty regular schedule for the week."
LUKE JUCKETT • SENIOR • MEN'S ROWING
"We're done with official practice at the end of this week, but we need to keep in shape for our offseason training trip to Texas in early January. We try to come in once or twice a day for the next few weeks just to spin the erg and stay in shape. We go to the Fetzer Center and the library to study a lot. Once official practice is over this week, we are just like normal students that have to go to the gym. Studying isn't that much different than everyone else."
BRITTANY AMMERMAN • SOPHOMORE • WOMEN'S HOCKEY
"I just study a lot, but usually a group of us from the team will go to Starbucks and study together. We like Starbucks because you can get Christmas in a cup while studying. Also, whenever I have any downtime on the road I'll pull out the books and study."
ALAINA TRGOVICH • SENIOR • WOMEN'S TENNIS
"Most of my finals are during next week (the last week of classes), so I'm just trying to review all my notes and lecture slides and edit all my papers. Basically, a lot of time spent at the quiet rooms in the Kohl Fetzer Center. I also plan to relieve some stress and take breaks from studying by working out at the SERF."
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