Nasty Battles #9 - Last benchers Vs first benchers

The classification - There are 2 kinds of students in a class- the outstanding ones and the others who are always standing out of the class. The former being the face of the class and the latter being the backbone.

Idiosyncrasies - If a doubt is being asked in the class, the nerds frantically scan the textbooks for the answer while the other ‘chilled out’ kind is like “Just 5 minutes left for the lecture to climax ;)". The first benchers wish to get a degree to get a job (in hope of a ‘bright’ future) while the last benchers consider Facebook as their present and also their future (Who cares if it’s bright or not!?).

The former crowd will always be on time, never call in a sick and would LOVE to work overtime (and basically salsa to the teachers’ rhythm). Last benchers, on the other hand, are those who OBVIOUSLY want to attend the class; but for the fun in their own sweet last bench-ly world (it does amaze me that how they manage to listen to the teachers). They’ve developed this dexterity of being and not being in the class at the same time - doing there own stuff whilst constantly managing to avoid getting amassed in front of others.

Last benchers are an intriguing breed, but never mess with the first bencher nerds for Bill Gates rightly said "Be nice to nerds; you will end up working for one".

Be ready to face the wrath of the teachers, for if you dare to sit on the last bench, you happen to be their prime target (of course, last benchers are smart enough to manage such situations).

In the end, the first benchers become successful doctors and engineers and the people at the back (a.k.a. LLBs - lords of last bench) become... I don’t know? In fact, no one knows who they are until they turn up on the first page of newspaper because the taxpayer has been footing the bill for their duck house.

It’s said that geeks live on chapters while the romping breed lives on memories.


The Verdict – Could there be a verdict at all? All I can say in the end is that it’s not the position of the bench that counts, it’s the class where it belongs which matters the most.


- Rtr Vidhi Lall
  Rotaract Club of NM College

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