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Sunday, January 27, 2008
11:23 AM

... I cannot believe I'm back after 10 minutes.

Well mainly because I've just read the SMB. And stuff comes to mind. Though technically I should just edit my previous post and add in the content, but hey I like to cheat.

Re: Survey on Sec 3 camp options
From: Tok Aik Lin 25-01-08

To: All Sec 3

Dear gentlemen,
We are trying to conduct a survey to assess on the number of pupils
who will be interested to go for camps this year.
Please respond accordingly.

The camps that we have for Sec 3s are as follows:

1) 8-9 days Leadership Training Camps to Outward Bound Sabah
(May & August)
You have to be nominated by your respective consortiums and CCAs
teachers to be eligible for it. Partially subsidized by school)

2) 5-day Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) (May)
Overseas Scholars who have just joined HCI in Sec 3 + those who
missed OBS at the end of Sec 2 due to short term MC

3) Non-China Camps (May)
7-day Gunung Tahan, West Malaysia (around $470)
5-day Canoe Camp, Singapore ($200)

4) Non-China Camps (November, after year end exams)
10-day Outward Bound Australia (Perth) (around $2560)
11-day Outward Bound India (Rishikesh) (around $2530)

Please click as follows:

'A' - going for Beijing Satellite Campus Programme
'B' - If you missed OBS in Sec 2 due to short term MC
'C' - Interested in going for Gunung Tahan Camp in May
'D' - Interested in going for OB Australia in Nov
'E' - Interested in going for OB India in Nov

Please type "Canoe Camp" in the response box if you are interested
to attend the 1-star canoeing camp.

Please check with your parents before you actually indicate your
preference. There will be a parents' letter with an option form
which will be issued to you later for the formal option to be
indicated.

Thank you.

Regards,
Mr Tok
I cannot decide! Let's try to do this with the method of elimination.

1) Leadership camp.

I can't, for the love of life, bring myself to go to a leadership camp. Though officially all camps are supposed to promote leadership and the like, leadership camps simply suck. They are going to bunch you together with unknown people and get you to do stupid stuff like feed bananas to each other to inculcate the so-called leadership skills in you.

Goodness, no thanks.

And that's not the worst part yet. The most horrible thing is that all the council freaks are going to join. Have I mentioned this before? I don't think so. The bottom line is that I hate council kids. Forget that the council is largely dysfunctional and everyone knows it. Forget that all they breed there are politically-correct students who revert into their monstrous selves without the presence of a teacher. Forget that council kids usually have great grades because they are going to grow up into oh so perfect individuals which I mildly envy but strongly scorn at. With council people along, I'll morph into my power-hungry leader type self because there will be no one to really lead (the irony) and I'll end up exhausted, spent and whispered at.

So leadership camps are out.

(Actually I just thought Sabah was ulu.)

2) OBS

That option is out, fortunately. But I really pity those people who have to spend time with the PRCs. (Fine I'm hypocritical and I hate them) They are so going to be lose in the cheenaspeak.

3) Non-China Camps (May)

YES IT'S NOT CHINA! YES! YES! But it's M'sia and S'pore. Chey.

The thing is that I'll probably be going for this. Because it's cheap. (Or moderate by my parents' standards). I enjoyed kayaking during OBS, which should be similar, but still. 5 days rowing?

I am so not going to Malaysia. My possessions would be stolen and I would have to pawn my clothes and return home naked, humiliated, cold and hungry. And I might get involved with a minister. So no thanks.

4) Non-China Camps (Nov)

YES I WANT TO GO TO AUSTRALIA. Or even India is fine. Out of SEA.

My parents would kill me. I would beg and borrow and steal, and I will go to Australia.

Jiasheng's improbable dream.

***

So tell me, what would it be?

Please kindly suggest something.

***

Speaking of suggestions, the PSB has churned out rather interesting news.

Re: 1F CMC Meeting
From: FAN JUN WEI 27-01-08


Dear CMC of Class 1F,
When should our next meeting be? Hope that the chairman will
organise a meeting soon as we have much to discuss. Also, will An
Jian please tell us more about the Scavenger Hunt?
I see the sec1s have really treated HCI as their second home, and the system their first tagboard. I expect to see juicy sarcastic comments, before it gets deleted anyway.

I love these comments:

can u pls TAKE THIS AWAY? b4 u get ridiculed or sth.


Sec 1 i may sound bully and very mean. But this is not the place to post such messages. I hope you don't mind what others say when they see such a message being posted in the Suggestion Board. You should post this in a class blog or a class forum. You will get scolded by VERY MEAN SENIORS if you do such things. I suggest you quickly remove this to prevent further scolding. Trust me, cause i was scolded before


The PSB is not a portal for you to send messages to your classmates! The name, "Pupil's Suggestion Board" means that you post to suggest certain things, and not to communicate between one another! I am very very shocked by what this year's Sec 1s are doing. First a test, and now this? Last year, not 1 Sec 1 did something as stupid as this. I request immediate deletion of your message!

You have redefined PSB.

wtf

o.O New Sec 1s seem to treat PSB like their home.

I am truly amazed.


Yes, An Jian will tell you more about the Scavenger Hunt. Thank you for you suggestion. (:

Yay for HCI Spirit.

***

Re: RE: Tests Right After CNY
From: CHUA MAN TONG 26-01-08


 
Dear Mr. Hon, Deputy Principals, Deans, Teachers and fellow students,

Chinese New Year is a festival to visit relatives, as well as
celebrate. I am sure that all of you people want to have fun during
the festival and not thinking about tests.

For my class, we are having quite a number of tests the week, the
day right after CNY. Most of our relatives are in Singapore but for
some of us. including me, may be going overseas(e.g. Malaysia) to
visit our relatives as one of our parents, or even both were from
Malaysia. We need to travel there maybe by coach, by car or even by
plane(Some of us only). This may take up a lot of our study time,
and the amount of time spent in visiting our relatives may take very
long. Most of our families consists of many people.

Although CNY is a time to celebrate, I think that most of us will
feel stressed up knowing that our test is the day after CNY. The
Class Test is counted in the Final year results as well as our Term
MSG.

So, I will offer some suggestions:

1. Postpone the tests to a later date.

2. Class tests can be put forward.

3. Do more assignments in class instead of having a class test.

Thank you.

Endorsed by:
2K02
2K04
2K16
2K12
2K17
I love this kid. But sadly, this means just more mugging during the CNY period, or slacking and having quality time with your family, then proceeding to failing all the cramped up tests and falling down the rungs of the social ladder and becoming a burden to your family.

Have fun choosing.

***

Re: Opening of Staff Room Side Doors
From: LEE JUN YI EDMUND 24-01-08


Good day one and all. 

For those in Sec 2, 3 and 4, I'm sure you all might have already read
this message before.

Despite posting this suggestion up last year, this problem has yet to
be rectified.

For those who have yet to read it, please continue.

I am sure that many of us has experienced difficulty when it comes to
entering thethe staff room via the side doors, even after 1.30pm. (The
side doors I am referring to are those from the Ortus Room, and from
the Secondary 3 block).This results in students "camping" outside the
staff room door just waiting for a soul to walk out of the staff room
and open the door, or a teacher to come by to unlock the door for us.
This is of great inconvenience to many. Since it was initially
promised that doors should be opened, might as well open the doors
from 1.30pm to 2.30pm!

I have read some of the responses last year. I will list them here.

"How will the door is going to be opened?" I get the point that the
main door can be left open because it can be held there. This does not
apply to the side doors which cannot be held in position. As such, I
propose 2 possible solutions.

1. Use a doorstopper
2. Disable the magnetic holding system during that period of time?

"By leaving doors open, you waste even more aircon.."

I know that we have to be environmentally conscious. Hence, I would
say the second suggestion of disabling the magnetic system would be
more viable since the door can still be kept close and prevent aircon
from leaking out. Win-win situation!

Also, I have an addition to the suggestion. The Sec 4s, on some days,
have their recess at 12.40pm to 1.20pm. (on two days for me). This
means that I will be unable to meet my teachers on two days. Instead,
is it plausible to open the doors too during this time period?
(specifically tues and thurs).

I personally do not think its a hard suggestion to implement, but it
creates much convenience for all. Please look into it.

Thank you!

Endorser(s):
Yap Hock Xiang, 4I3

Fair enough. Click A. Submit.

***

Re: 12 helpers needed for Sec 3 PTG on 15 Feb 2008
From: Jacqueline Kee-Chua 27-01-08

To: Class 3P2

To all Sec 3 CMC members as well as CSE scholars,
... don't you just love the elitism.

Okay I will flame CSE people later xP no offense to my friends there.

signed, jiasheng

jiasheng

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