At the fair itself, i met Gerald, Justin, Andre Kuah, Alessa, Rachel Auyong and John Cheo, and these were the ones i took some time to chat to, though there were many more whom i know to some degree who were browsing the booths.
most of the good university's (ie. Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkley, Brown, aka the Ivy Leagues that were exhibiting) had already run out of prospectuses, as had many of the other well known colleges like UPenn, UCLA, Boston and NWU (which reminded me of Josh).
the British colleges were kind of relegated to a far corner of the concourse, though understandably so since none of the big names were exhibiting, though i've probably heard representatives from those colleges speak far too many times already.
i've got to check on the rest of the available uni talks which are being held in school since i only signed up for Harvard, although apparently there's an Oxford one which i wasn't aware of.
there's a showcase English lesson tomorrow morning, followed by the first PE period in 3 months, and i'll be attending SL3 math tomorrow in place of Tuesday's class.
