This post is inspired by what my prof said:

“You are lucky enough to study in one of the best universities in MORAYTA.”

– it’s a joke, yet it made me think twice.

Flashback.

Still, I can hear some comments about the reshuffling done for Level III IN. Some still can’t imagine themselves mingling with their group mates — Yes. with their group mates alone, not with the class. It’s a problem that I think they (the people behind reshuffling) didn’t perceive. Most of our time is spent for our duty and some of it, in our class room discussions and group works which always comprises of your RLE groupmates. So many people, but so little time. Our toxic week is always spent with our co-groupmates. We just had so little time to talk to our other classmates. As a mater of fact, I haven’t talked to all my classmates yet. Congrats to those who are friendly, ’cause they have a chance to mingle with others.

Another painful thing that keeps flashing on my mind whenever I hear someone talk about reshuffling is the reason behind it. Yes, probably only few knows the reason behind their reasons and people behind those reasons. Few weeks before the “RESHUFFLING SCARE”, I or should I say, we (with my old group mates) have the idea about what will happen, and we also know the reason behind —- BUT I’LL STAY QUIET. (Hint! It is related to the next paragraph)

Level III — Cheaters: As what Level IV said.

I can’t blame them for calling us cheaters. They have their own reasons. I cheated. It has been a part of every students life, pero tulad ng laging sinasabi ng mga prof, “ITO AY MALI.” I have seen almost every tactic that a cheater may do. From writing to the arm chair, to writing on your arm, to a piece of paper on your ID or even with your jacket on though its now that cold. Name it, and I have seen it.

FEU  is struggling to be the best that it can be. But how could FEU prove that it’s one of the best in the Philippines if there are still people like them? We should make one step at a time. Start with ourselves at bahala na si Lord sa kanila

Let me end this post by an interesting saying from my prof:

“STUDY and LEAVE Philippines”

 

January 31st, 2009 by thefinalsong I am a fourth year nursing student of Far Eastern University. He is part of one of the University wide organization in his school. He has the passion on writing. I'm from Mindoro, the land of the Tamaraws :)