Standing Tall

Ever since I came to the college I have developed a liking towards the first bench where you sit there with your neck tilted up always looking up towards the Professors. 

I would say one among the underrated profession would be being a professor. People often do not tend to realise their worth and value until it's too late. So cherish your Professors for the three or more years that you are going to spend in this college. Notice how tall they stand and appear so great, experience that pleasure by sitting in the very first bench.Your neck may hurt but I promise you would never regret that experience.

Hence always choose the first bench to realise how tremendous they sound.Even if you choose the last bench make sure to still look up to their greatness,admire them for they deserve to be treated right. I sincerely hope to stand tall like them one day.

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