Day 132

So it was my 3rd exam paper today
'Restoration and Management of freshwater ecosystems'

UCL's examination venues are all off campus
And for today, it was at Bishopsgate off liverpool street
Got up early and squeezed into the tube with the working crowd

Liverpool street Station

I remember seeing this picture in Day 01 of
www.andrewgoestolondon.blogspot.com

The whole area was like a central business district

Royal bank of Scotland (RBS)

I believe this was Andrew's office when he did his
internship a year ago
Courtesy of www.andrewgoestolondon.blogspot.com

And this castle-looking building is my exam venue
'Bishopsgate Institute and Library Great Hall'


In UCL, the geography department offers a 3-year direct
honours programme instead of 4 like Singapore.
Therefore after my paper, many of my classmates were rejoicing
and cheering because it was their very 'Last' paper
in their education life. I might not be able to see them anymore after today
But well, Congratulations my friends!

The classmate that sits beside me every lecture- Louis OsmondHe's one simple chap. Rides his bicycle everywhere and brings
his helmet into class. Like some country boy in old British films

Crystal, the only 'Asian-looking' person other than myself in class
She may look Chinese, but wait till she speaks.
100% british accent. After all, she's a BBC- British Born Chinese

Andy Marsh- My discussant for assigned coursework


Headed back to school to return some books and borrow
other course related materials for my next paper 'International Migration'

Many students were having their picnic lunch at the
main quadrangle arena

Seems like picnic-ing is a popular English culture eh?

If we do that on the NUS ground back in Singapore,
people will think we're nuts... fried nuts in the sun

Shot dedicated to the Jeep

I was rather amused when I saw these titles in the Geography library
under 'Intl Migration' category

My next paper is in 10 days time, guess I will bump around
and chill abit before gearing back to mug mode