Video: How do Archer girls de-stress during Finals week?

By Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor|December 13, 2016

How to de-stress for finals? from Oracle on Vimeo.

Ah, finals — when December hits, and stress skyrockets. It’s the joyous time when you are assessed on everything you have learned over the last four months. Finals may be a very stressful week for high school students, but don’t fret. We have you covered.

Click the video on the side to watch and learn how Archer girls de-stress during a week filled with exams.

Many students said that they “listen to music to de-stress,” and the Oracle Staff loves songs just as much as students do. Click here to listen to The Oracle’s finals Spotify playlist.

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