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Well I've re-written a beautiful blog post about bullets and arrows 3 times now due to page expirations. The frustrating part is whenever I press back I see all the writing flash before my eyes and then dissapear before I can do anything about it. HELP!

On the subject of stress, let's talk about physics.

Have you been feeling stressed lately? Or at all? Just in general in your wonderous physics class?

You're not alone.

http://education.yahoo.net/articles/most_demanding_majors.htm;jsessionid=E295D68A231CD1D45F25CD18BAD6DEC6?kid=1LCND

As seen in this article, engineering is widely seen as THE most demanding major out there--and as we all know, engineering is HEAVILY based on physics. And the second most demanding? A physics major. So you're not just studying THE most demanding concepts to gather, you're studying first AND second place. Don't get too stressed--there's countless majors out there with you!

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