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Obstacles For College Students
Students often find themselves encountering certain obstacles when they pack up to leave campus in the spring. Everyone who has ever tried to stuff their apartment into trucks are bound to meet them. The obstacles include, but is not always limited to: the offloading of vast piles of books, clothes, and electronics; returning empty bottles to point of purchase. One ends up questioning your decisions about purchases. However, at some point, it all comes together and its time to head out to a new
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