The Extremes

The one thing I remember from Foundation Year Mathematics C was the normal distribution curve. It's really fascinating how this unique curve can be applied to all (exam percentiles, IQ, hours of watching TV, natural selection, etc).

But in the Health Science First Year context, I must mention the higher end and the lower end people, because they're quite unique and noticeable people around the lecture theatre. haha

You can identify yourself to be the Higher End, if you:

1. write 2.5 pages of notes for a HEAL lecture and I wrote 14 lines. I wonder what he wrote :s
2. wrote everything (and I mean every single word the lecturer says) and filled the entire 3 pages!!!!!!!!!! O.o
3. sleep at 4a.m. ( most probably studying) while I sleep at 5 watching Naruto. LOL
4. are one of those Asians who keep asking me questions after the exam like I'm a genius or sth -.-
5. Brought every single textbook in the world to the library
6. are seen in every single tutorial and consultation available (O.o I see him every time, somehow)

You can identify yourself to be the Lower End, if you:

1. Call up your mates, dress in a tux, and come in late for the CELS exam
2. wrote 3 words or less during lectures
3. left 2 hours early for a 3-hour Physics Exam
4. watched a movie during lectures
5. winning a bid during lectures ( :D :D :D haha jk jk)
6. wore a bathrobe to a lecture
7. tried to chase a person who threw a duck in the lecture theatre (like seriously?! he's long gone already la, still want to chase..... =.=)