yay. i've finally found a lecturer who understands the plight of those whose surnames start with the last few letters of the alphabet, like mine. these people always have to wait grueling hours just for their turn, be it for examinations, consultation or whatever that has got to do with the class register. sometimes this pisses me of cos it's so bloody unfair to have to always go through things according to the register. and why does the first name or surname on the register always have t start with A? wont starting with Z be the same? it's always a waste of time when you're allocated timeslots and being the last few on the list, and as i said earlier, you've to wait for a very long time before it's your turn. it's worse if you're being confined in a room with nothing but your identity card for verification, and having to wait and wait and wait. people at the front of the list have more opportunity to use the time more productively whereas those at the back can't, as much as they want to. so this morning, i was more than delighted to find my name in the thursday slot instead of the friday one for consultation with my lecturer. this is because he split the class into half, and for the first time in my life, a lecturer/teacher actually let those on the second half of the list go first. and he was kind enough to tell us the exact time we've to be present, so we can use our time before the consultation more productively. mine says 530 - which means the second last timeslot for the day. i dont blame him, for this is the way the school administration works, by arranging everyone in alphabetical order. at least my lecturer made a fair move by doing so. surely [the real meaning], he knows how we feel, for his surname is Yu, the second last letter of the alphabet.