FYExplorace

What my previous lecturers said was very true.

For the 1^st year student, you are HOT like NEWSPAPER. For the 2^nd year student, you are like a MAGAZINE where when you have money, then you buy it. After the 3^rd year, you are as old as the stuff in the MUSEUM. That is for the girls. However, for the boys, it tells different stories. They are like the vice versa of the girls. The seniority reflex the degree of HOTNESS of the boys. There are many reasons for that and the most important one is the senior can drive their car around the campus. The campus is BIG, as I said before and walking is tiring. When you find someone who has a car, then, you can heavenly go to class everyday without worrying about the schedule of the bus. Enough talking about that. What I wanted to tell you all is about the FYExplorace ( It was actually called FYE Explorace because FYE stands for First Year Experience and they just combined the words. ) ;p

All the 1^st year students in my faculty are compulsory to participate all the events that been held by the seniors and the lecturers and our FYExplorace is the very 1^st event. The students were divided into 25 teams which each team consist of 8 to 10 students. I was in Group 6 though. When I stood up, I only saw boys in my team and only 4 people present today. The others were maybe ponteng or sick. Then, after all the students had been divided into groups, we were asked to sit in the group. As the competition started, I was the only girl in the group. The others were all boys and there were 10 of us. I felt like HANAKIMI though.

We ran throughout the faculty and believe me it was a tiring job. We were a little bit slack at the second checkpoint because we didn’t know that the N28 building is so BIG. The crew was hidden at the back of the building. Dang! If we didn’t slack at that point, we could be the 1^st team to arrive though. FYI, every checkpoint had its own task and every task we did it excellently except the 7^th checkpoint because we had to complete a Sudoku in 5 minutes. Watdya know, we didn’t make it. We already ran up-and-down of N28 and CICT and in-and-out of N24. Very d-farkking-amn tired. Alas, it really worth it! We came in the 10^th place and I got to know the boys from other programmes. They are so sporting and friendly. Love you all!! xoxo