A NEW START, A NEW ENERGY!

 BY: OGUNTOLA RASHEEDAT OJUOLAPE


How time flies! Just within a blink of an eye, the commencement of the second semester is today! It is indeed a fresh start,


but for the finalists particularly, it is the beginning of the end. Their academic journey in the University of Ibadan Undergraduate Study is gradually coming to a close. However, it is not over until it is over.

As it is well known that Rome was not built in a day, whatever effort one wants to put in this semester should begin now. It all starts with having the right mindset, the positivity of doing better than what was done last semester. Then, the implementation of the goals sets in. Attending lectures, completing necessary assignments, sticking to the reading pattern that works for one, seeking help from others when needed, among other factors, will now come into play.

"All work and no play make Jack a dull boy." The second semester is an avenue for all events on campus; there will be events almost every week. Events including Jawwar, Faculty week, Departmental week, Hall week, Outreach, etc., as much as one would want to participate in them, they should not hinder achieving the goal set from today – to perform excellently better than last semester.

Here's to wishing you a stress-free and productive semester. I look forward to you achieving your goal. Until then, keep striving! You've got this!

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