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How to Build a Productive Summer

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Faculty members may plan to get a lot of work done over the break, but often fall short of their expectations.

Summer can be a productive time for night owls like Shervin Fatehi, an assistant professor of chemistry at the U. of Texas-Rio Grande Valley. "I’ll probably come in late morning at the earliest — noon is more realistic," Mr. Fatehi says.
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