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'As we go on, we remember, all the times we had together.
As I lives change, from whatever, we will still be friends for ever."

as goes Vitamin C's famous song 'Graduation (Friends forever)'.

OMG.

4 years of slogging.

4 years of blood, sweat , tears, fun and unimaginable growth in all aspects of ME.

What an mazing journey it had been.

Will many of us truly be 'friends forever'? Perhaps not for some.

For what will stay in my heart forever, are the times we shared and the times I had.

NTU Class of 2008, good bye and all the best.

Ya'll , the huge campus, it's life , my experience all these 4 years... will be missed dearly.

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>As this week of convocations come to a close, freshies are starting their new lives as undergraduates. An exciting time awaits them, and so is one life time for us of Class 2008.

Time's a Wasting in campus

The new Academic year is NOW.

Though not in full swing , as always the case.

But, once again, what's annoying is how specific hours are allocated to each module and have to be adhered to and completed.

And you realise that the lecturers just go on and on and on.... For god's sakes, get to the point!

Give us our assignments. Tell us how to do it . Brief us once and for all what they want and expect of us and how to get them done. Let's get started NOW .

Enough with the time wasting and all the preachy preachy preachy.

We ain' got 4ever. We have lives to lead; other things that preoccupy us besides school work.

I trully believe that our academic time can be cut by half or even more if we just get down to the assignments pronto.After all, isnt' that what we ARE graded for?

Guess, after 3 years, it's just getting all so predictable and boring and we basically just want to get our degrees ASAP and move on with our lives .

Cha.... Then again...


I just got to brace myself and stay commited and keep the enthusiasm up for I'm still gunning for a good classification since I 'm well on my way to one thus far.
SO, No jinx-ing ! Focus.

What ever. LOL

But when I eventually graduate, I'll sure miss this campus....