As the end of classes quickly approaches, I can't help but think of all the memorable moments from the past year.
1. TA: Time to hand back quizzes!
Winnie: Haha. That is a hilarious joke!
TA: Don't worry, you definitely passed.
Winnie: Are you sure? That is strange because I wrote down Edwin Alva Poe.
TA, after finding my quiz: Wait, actually I lied.
2. After spending hours researching, planning, plotting and writing my paper, I was rewarded with "Good" written in the margins of the first page. However, as a reward for the seconds I spent proofreading, "
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