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an awesome trick for first years
hello little bros :D
classes start tomorrow. and let me share with you one awesome trick (unless, if you guys have already figured this out, let's just pretend that i'm writing this for the new students that are coming over next year) in taming the morse-code-like codes used in your personal timetable. (yea i figured this post is not exactly the most helpful trick for first day of classes, like, classes start, actually today?). to avoid getting lost in the jungle (it's the peak season, all baboons are out pumping up the traffic), check the faculty building code name and find the building by doing some googling the night before you go to school.
now kids, for example, if it says JHE 320. According to this page, JHE stands for John Hodgins Engineering building, which you all have probably already known now (got owned by math test prank, didn't you? hahaaaaa). The room number tells you everything. look at the first number, that tells you the level or which floor the room is situated on. so in this case, room JHE 320 can be found on the third floor. If you have B in front of the number, that tells you that the room is in the basement of the building.
another example, BSB B116. Burke Science Building room 116, in the basement. there you have it. or if you still couldn't find your way there, just ask around. people here are really friendly and helpful.
have fun!
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