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Welcome to Raffles Hall: A Comprehensive Field Guide , your indispensable manual to understanding the diverse, chaotic, and occasionally unhinged species that inhabit this storied ecosystem. While other halls may boast architectural marvels or rich traditions, we boast something far more precious: an entire biodiversity of residents who thrive under conditions ranging from “freezing upper lounge AC at 3am” to “dining hall queues”. What follows is a scientific catalogue of the

Most of my friends think running is torture with a few extra steps, but is it really? I think running is a wonderful, enjoyable activity and everyone should do it. It is a simple escape from everything—the stress, noise, emotions and endless tasks that I procrastinate on (including this article). But there is really something magical about the rhythm of your steps and the rush of wind brushing past your face—the feeling of being as free as a bird. However, many friends still