91.  I can well remember that on the first day I enter the university a year ago, a sophomore suggested me not to make friends with the boys from the Software Faculty, for they had always been up to no good.

92.  Actually, students often take them for granted and never fail to use them to make judgements, especially for the first-years.

93.  Sometimes we prefer to generalize other people to make it easy to understand them.

94.  Her speech was so attractive that it made more than 100 students gathered in the classroom.

95.  The failure makes me rethink my stereotype: is this really true and in accord with the facts?

96.  Some days later, I read a sharing called "it is attendance that makes you perfect" and think it is really reasonable.

97.  Absence makes me casual and inefficient.

98.  And other masses of fictitious proofs are soon made up, enough to be composed as a "Bible" and transmitted by self-righteous "missionaries" to thousands of freshmen, and gradually form such a stereotype.

99.  Students shall not make any "noise" without permission.

100.  There are no absolute correct issues, and teachers would make mistakes, too.