Every sports team that I’ve participated in during my time at Uni has involved secret buddies, and it’s getting really tiresome.

Here at Uni, we’re all too familiar with standardized tests.

The old competition of who has a cell phone has been replaced by who has “the best” phone.

Everyone owning a cell phone has become the norm. If you walk up to a random person and ask to borrow their cell phone, chances are good that they have one. “Hey, what’s up?” is probably the most common phrase in my vocabulary, as well as my standard greeting when answering my phone.

"Does anyone have change for a five?”

"Can I have some of that food?"

"What did you get on the test?

These are three of the most popular questions at Uni. But after getting back the results of a major assessment — a test, paper, or project — the third question seems to become the most frequently asked. And that's not a good thing.