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Study Tips For Humanities Majors Who Thought They’d Only Have To Write Papers In College

By Betsy Ladyzhets on May 09, 2017 0 Comments

If you’re an English major facing a literature exam, or a classics major facing an astronomy exam, or any other writing-heavy humanities major facing any other kind of exam, there’s a decent chance you’re currently panicking about it. This is pretty understandable – you’ve trained yourself to make arguments in Word documents at 2 am, […]

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