Two reasons, mainly. You can finish earlier if you start the school year earlier, and some schools do. And there are limits to how many classrooms of a given size there are, so there are limits to how many exams you can have happening at the same time.
怎样去爱别人zěn yàng qù ài bié rén [How to love others?]
How to love others? With some virtues that harmonize with love: patience, trust, care, gratitude, humor, empathy, and loyalty. Just take care that if you only ever get few of those in return, your love might be misplaced.
You don’t have to achieve a state of perfection – people continue to grow throughout life. If you are willing to be open and keep the other person’s best interests in mind, you are ready. But maybe take things slow if you are unsure.
It often depends on the person, in my limited experience as a wall. I have noticed that listening to people is often the first step, and from that listening you will get insight into what else will show them you care.
Totally agree. BC was a different school when this library was built. It’d be great to have some more space for everyone, and for other stuff the library folk would like to do. Also, more wall friends for me.
Scattering of sunlight is more effective in the short wavelength (blue/violet) part of the spectrum, so the sky appears blue (but not today, because clouds and rain tend to mask that!). See: hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/atmos/blusky.html for a more thorough explanation.