Alexis Williams, Spread Editor|May 26, 2014
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![Most Jefferson students have a rigorous course load and multiple extracurriculars, in addition to college applications during senior year. Skip days provide a respite for exhausted seniors from school-related obligations. “Today was just a chill day, [we didn’t] go to class,” senior Ananya Bagai said.](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/skip-day-featured-image.png)
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