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Wednesday, July 19, 2006
7:39 pm
i am given the post of Induction & Development Officer (IDO)! Co-IDO is Sally. This means my responsibilites are not that HUGE, meaning that i would most probably be able continue as CTrep! =) Wow. Thank God for this wonderful, splendid arrangement =)
i'm kind of "worrying" that i won't be able to face such a huge crowd, organise next year's orientation, etc. You all know that i'm not really a 'people' person (though the CTrep post sort of 'forced' me to become more daring and outspoken). Notice the inverted commas because i know that there is nothing to worry about; God will give me the ability to handle what is to come. Then again, i can't fully shake off the uneasy feeling of being in charge of such a humongous role. The size of Guitar Ensemble is at stake here!
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i missed the Community Service Day but i'm glad that the event went okay on the whole for everyone. Congrats to the people heavily involved-- XQ, jiejie, LS and ZM =)
The first day without lessons went quite slowly. First, we were given cool IMCB passes which opened magnetic doors in IMCB. Next, we had a lecture on the
safety procedures,
cell cycles and importance of protein destruction before going to the 3rd floor lab. (>.< style="font-weight: bold;"> 3.5 HOURS. It was supposed to obtain the cells at various stages of the cell cycle, to be analysed tomorrow. Some of the new equipment we used were a vortex and a microcentrifuge. My
lab partner was a J1 from HCI and took
4H2s and 1H1. And i thought my combination was heavy enough. Hehs.
Thoughts:
Something also struck me even more strongly-- the intricate, delicate conditions/processes for life to go on. For instance, there would be no life if cytokinesis, especially if protein destruction by proteasomes did not take place. It is a really "small" mistake that could cause disasterous consequences. Life cannot just "happen" without no cause. Think about it. Why were humans created in the first place? =)
Despite being "time-wasting", it was a good experience. It was a good time of chatting and sharing with EAT (more like listening to her stories. haha). We talked about things from Christianity/Roman Catholicism to her 1 year in UK when she was young, her health conditions, studies etc.
EAT and i felt that labs were dangerous places, and people working there were quite pitiful. Haha. There was only one canteen in close proximity, the food they sold there cost at least $3, they have to face the same benches and substances everyday in search for a breakthrough that would "benefit mankind". Also, forgetting one
seemingly innocuous step may cause a major accident and damage. For the sake of safety, such research seemed to waste quite a fair bit of resources as well. For example, micropipette tips have to be discarded after every use and should not be placed back into the mixture to prevent contamination. i laughed a lot and enjoyed myself basically. It was also a good chance to interact with JS and QY. They can be really funny sometimes =)
Oh yes. One more thing(should not write too much about it). Biopolis eerily looks like something from a science-fiction book or movie. You know? Cold, steel structures mysteriously housing who-knows-what kind of research and experiments...
Wahaha. Don't take me too seriously. It's just my overactive imagination caused by reading/watching too many Sci-Fi stuff before ;)
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