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Long Night Against Procrastination to be held Tuesday at U of M
University of Manitoba is holding its first Long Night Against Procrastination Tuesday beginning at 10 p.m. and running through until 8 a.m. Wednesday.
The Elizabeth Dafoe Library will be open all night, with reference librarians and writing tutors available to help.
There’ll be light refreshments served, two supervised walks to wake you up, sunrise stretching and yoga with the university’s health and wellness educator, morning snacks, and if you’re not staying the whole night, a Safewalk escort to residence or your ride.
Book appointments with the tutors by contacting the Academic Learning Centre at 480-1481. Appointments are free but you’ll need to book ahead
And there’ll be prizes drawn throughout the night.
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