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Photo: Darya Tryfanava The first few weeks of college can be rough. A freshman calls home complaining about a roommate, struggling with classes or wondering whether they made a mistake by leaving home in the first place. For parents, the instinct is usually the same: reassure them. Give it time. Things will get better. Often,