"Classes seem so unimportant"

May 3, 2007
Many students forgoing finals at Virginia Tech.

With the Virginia Tech campus still reeling from the rampage that left 33 people dead, the task of studying for exams seems overwhelming. Most students have decided not to take the tests, choosing instead to accept the grades they had before the tragedy. Professors are being flexible, in some cases allowing open-book exams or letting students take the tests from home.

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