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Pros And Cons Of Coming Into North Eugene
When coming into North Eugene for the first time, it is going to be either very exciting, or very terrifying. Maybe both! As the days of school draw in and summer is drifting away slowly, the tension between you and high school get tighter & tighter by the day. You are going to get really excited, scared, mixed up, and just overall panicking as a result. Just...breath. Freshman year is going to be a little hard. But you can catch up. You’re gonna be freaking out, I know. But just calm down, and you’ll be ok. Just don’t goof off even if you have the freetime. At least make sure you have everything done and over with. You’ll be ok, it’s just school.
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