History in a Kaleidoscope

What do you get when you have to mug and you cannot blog frequently? You get a post chock-full of content.

First, an update on the National Science Challenge.
After the first round, the scores read SJI 4, ZHSS 2, RI 2.
After the second round, the scores read SJI 22, ZHSS 18, RI 22.
After the third round, the scores read SJI 31, ZHSS 29, RI 30.
Then came the disaster in the last round. All 3 of us had mental blocks; we did not press the buzzer for some questions even though we knew the answers! We answered 2 questions wrong and got a score of -2. ZHSS got -1. RI? +5.
Fish. RI were very slow in answering the questions and I am thoroughly disgusted and indignant at ourselves for allowing that Rafflesia an easy victory.
Well, that's that.

Then came National Day. Virtually every one raised eyebrows at the CLS Wushu Performance, probably as it showcased merely basic movements. On the floating platform, President Nathan neither recited the pledge nor sang the national anthem. The scholars had fun at the Asean Dance too.

Meanwhile, I was mugging and mugging and mugging. Quite like being bound to a nine-to-five desk job. Eventually, I finished in the joint-top position with Alvin in the class -- not taking into consideration the fact that Alvin takes Higher Mother Tongue whereas I think Express Mother Tongue.

END. Catch the National Science Challenge every Thursday at 7.30 pm from 16 August to 27 September! Each episode lasts half-an-hour!

The flight of time is so fast that it makes the author's head spin...