This week’s big story: When there is no difference between the lecturer and the students, what happens?

Yesterday, an interesting story that happened right here on campus was shared to us by a 500level student and you certainly will be liking this one. Here’s the story enjoy.

It was lecture hours and our FYB 5oolevel law students were having lectures at the same time 100level law were having theirs at a venue very close to that of the 500level class.

As the lectures wore on, noises were emanating from the 100level lecture hall where a philosophy class was in progress with their lecturer coming from ABK. The lecturer we were told was petite in size and could easily be mistaken for a 100level student and owing to his height, the students freely engaged in serious noise-making.

Pissed off by the continuous rave of noise coming out of the 100level class, the 500level lecturer decided to send a couple of his students to intervene. But as it would turn out the 500level couldn’t handle the situation, so the lecturer decided to go see for himself. On getting to the class, the 500level lecturer confronted the 100level lecturer who he mistook for a student and blatantly asked him to leave the class. Shell-shocked by the situation, the 100level lecturer explained himself as the lecturer and as you would guess, the 500level lecturer burst into wild laughter and left.

Funny the story might sound, but these fresher’s that enjoy noise-making during lectures should better coordinate themselves early or risk falling into the hands of those misbehave and suffer for it lecturers. LOLz.