Things to do, places to go, and no time for lunch

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Students enjoy all the wonders of Target during their lunch hour.

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January 25, 2013 • Tori Paul, Lifestyles Editor
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A student’s life may not always allow time to eat lunch due to the fact that they have no time. They have errands to run, or they simply have too much homework, but these tips will help the struggling student get some food in their bellies.

Students more often than not are forced to give up their well deserved lunch hour to make-up tests they may have missed causing them to have limited time to eat. These students no longer have to listen to their tummies growling the rest of the day because they can just run to AmPm on Lone Hill Avenue and Arrow Highway.

“AmPm is only five minutes away from school, so it’s a great place to go get something to eat when you are pressed for time,” Junior Sungchan Kim said.

Whether it is chips or doughnuts one will be able to find something to fill them up all while still having money left over to fill up your gas tank.

There is always that one teacher that requires his or her students to have a red pen attached to their hips and yours is conveniently on top of your desk at home. Do not fret; a trip around the corner to Target is all that needs to be done.

After the supplies are purchased, do not forget to stop by the snack bar for some yummy food and Starbucks for a caffeine boost located right inside of Target.

“I love going to Target on during lunch because I get my errands done and get my caramel frap all at the same time!” senior Chandler Pope said.

Everybody has those days when there is just too much homework to be able to get through the day and the library is just too full to be able to get any work done. An alternative option is going home and working on some homework there.

“I always have bucket loads of homework to do, and I enjoy going home and working on things that are due next period,” junior John Morcos said.

One will be able to complete homework in a less crowed environment, without many distractions and be able to get lunch without having to spend any money at all.

Even if there is just too much to do during the day a busy student can now find the time to get their tasks done and still get to eat at the same time.

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