The ‘college student pulling an all-nighter before a big deadline’ scenario is so commonplace that it should be part of the university brochure. Whether it be due to extreme procrastination or mere forgetfulness, burning the midnight oil is a practice that isn’t like to stop anytime soon. According to the Journal of Adolescent Health, an […]
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