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This post was last edited by Salt Seller on 2015-9-24 at 10:54. When I was in school, there was a song titled “University Dorm Room” that depicted the reality of university dorm rooms back then; it became quite popular among students. I wonder if anyone still remembers it? I wonder if it’s still that difficult to find a dorm room in universities these days? "The weather is nice today, with gentle winds and sunny skies. We don’t have classes this afternoon, so we’re in a great mood. ” “I climbed mountains and crossed rivers, surmounting numerous obstacles, before finally reaching a hidden paradise. ” But it seems to be blocked online now, and I’m not sure if my post counts as being ‘immoral’. I’m not the kind of person who likes to go to study rooms regularly; I lack focus. Besides, those who usually go to study rooms do so in pairs or in groups, while those who go alone are top students. So I only go there on the eve of exams to join the competition for a study room. The teaching buildings in our school range from old to new; the newer classrooms are equipped with air conditioning and are clean and tidy, which is why they are highly competitive places. But for someone like me, I have no chance of getting there; someone else has already settled there and doesn’t even go to eat there. I’m the kind of person who only stays there from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., so there’s no way for me to compete. As a second choice, there are those large lecture halls – they have plenty of seats, and sitting at the back allows one to observe the distribution of the girls in the front. However, there is one downside: there is a high level of movement around, with people coming and going constantly in the aisles. For someone impulsive like us, it’s easy to accidentally follow them out and not return. What’s left are the old classrooms – small rooms with around 30 seats, a blackboard, and a lectern, the typical setup of a classroom. The people who are there usually keep a low profile; the atmosphere for studying is very strong, making it an excellent place to copy exam outlines. As the song says, the biggest problem here is that, when you’re not paying attention, some girl with a backpack will walk up to the lectern and start writing furiously, writing on the blackboard things like “It’ll happen again tonight; thanks for your cooperation.” This is the study room in our school. Although I’m not exactly the kind of person who studies hard, I must say that the study room was indeed an important part of my college life. Sometimes, when I think about the ample time available in college, sitting quietly in the study room for a few hours seems like a great idea. These days, it’s already 7 p.m. by the time I get home; sitting quietly is not as good as lying down and sleeping. With this writing, I pay tribute to my lost youth! This story is entirely fictional; any similarities are purely coincidental. Copyright reserved; violators will be prosecuted! Salt traders and production regions invite all sea lovers to participate in the “One Question per Day” activity, so as to expand your knowledge while increasing your wealth score. Thank you for your interest in the production area!
I had a private room in my freshman year, but not anymore starting from my sophomore year. I went to another class to take a self-study session, but I was kicked out by the freshmen, who said they had classes. :Q
It’s embarrassing to start studying from brand-new textbooks only 1 month before the exam in order to prepare for it
We start school around the same time; anyway, we have classrooms on the first floor of the main building, as well as in the new teaching building, there are study rooms in the library, and there are also study rooms in the College of Continuing Education. So generally, some have reserved seats while others don’t. I lost a physics answer book because I reserved a seat in the library.
They even dare to use the answer key to reserve a seat; we can all use proper books to do that, as they’re easy to lose.
When we first started college, our teachers advised us not to use our phones merely to reserve seats in our study rooms. . I heard that there are indeed people who do this
When I first started my freshman year, I got up at 6 a.m. to read English in my room, and I did this for one week. It feels silly.
Your English is pretty good, right? Why go to the study room to read English? It’s fine to do it under the big locust tree by a ditch.
My English has declined, but I passed level 4. A college degree isn’t required; I recently took the degree English exam for advancing from a junior college level, and I just managed to pass with 60 points. I just signed up for the professional English exam, which will be held next year; I’m not sure what to do. .
Generally, people go to the library; there is a large study room on the first floor, but they usually go to the fifth floor to use the Internet! (*^__^*) Hehe……
I’ve also seen people using books and wallets to reserve seats in the cafeteria~~~~~~~