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Productivity burnout and its impact on BYU students
As winter semester draws to a close at Brigham Young University, students are busier than ever.
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Readers' Forum: 3/31/20
Lately (as I’m sure is the case with most people), I have been spending quite a bit of time indoors playing video games, binging shows and watching movies. With the hysteria that COVID-19 has produced worldwide, I fear that many people have fallen into my poor habits of staying indoors constantly doing activities that truly do not provide good health as a consequence of social distancing.
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Students swipe left on procrastination with these helpful apps
BYU junior Zach Herlin uses Pocket Points while studying on campus. Students use similar apps to stop wasting time online. (Natalie Saunders)
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