Same Old
DURING THE first week of our classes, my block was not able to meet our professor in Ethics because the room assigned for that period was occupied by another class.
In the second week, we were not able to meet our professor again because of the same reason.
It was only in the third week that we finally had our first meeting and had secured a classroom in the St. Raymund de Peñafort Building for that subject. Fortunately, it was a productive meeting for everyone and we made up for lost time.
However, come the fourth week, our class president announced that our classes in Ethics would be held at the Tan Yan Kee Student Center for the rest of the semester.
This scenario has become a usual thing in the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) and is just one of the many grimacing moments t...