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Session History

Session 1, 2017

Site: Chestertown (Baby CTY)

Class: Inductive and Deductive Reasoning (INDE)

RA: Unknown

Hall of Residence: Unknown

Roomate: Alan (surname unknown)

Things of Note: There were several pranks exchanged between INDE and another class; it escalated to the point of posters being ripped. In return, MARE B (Marine Biology) supplied a dissected shark, which was used on the chair of the teacher of the other class.; Became good friends with Jeremy Chung; we no longer contact each other frequently,

Session 1, 2019

Site: Lancaster

Class: Astrophysics (Astro A)

RA: Andrew Zhou

Hall of Residence: North Ben

Roomate: Henry Clapper (Source: Kiptoke)

Things of Note

Astrophysics had many running jokes, including (but not limited to):

Stars in the Milky Way

Teacher (Jen): How many stars are in our galaxy?

Oshmi Ghosh: Three!

Teacher: ... hundred billion, yes.

How to Count in Astrophysics

Teacher: 1, 10, 100, many.

Neutron Stars

I have a pen, I have an apple! Ah! NEUTRON STAR!!! (Due to the Pauli Exclusion Principle, assuming they occupy the same space)

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 :: Astrophysics had many running jokes, including (but not limited to):
-::: {{quote|1=Three!|2=Oshmi Ghosh|3="In response to, 'How many stars are in the Milky Way?'"}}
+::: Stars in the Milky Way
+:::: Teacher (Jen): How many stars are in our galaxy?
+:::: Oshmi Ghosh: Three!
+:::: Teacher: ... hundred billion, yes.
+::: How to Count in Astrophysics
+:::: Teacher: 1, 10, 100, many.
+::: Neutron Stars
+:::: I have a pen, I have an apple!  '''Ah!'''  NEUTRON STAR!!! (Due to the Pauli Exclusion Principle, assuming they occupy the same space)