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What was your biggest struggle during Covid-19? How did you overcome it?

Katelyn Hellmann, Staff Writer|January 5, 2021

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“My biggest struggle was to make sure I did all my work on time even though it was credit, it just felt optional and it was work to find the motivation to do it. I overcame that by making sure I didn’t wait till the last minute to do any of the work and not spending all my time and stress on the little things.” Mya Scholten ‘23

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