The text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or a lecture, possibly from a university setting. The speaker seems to be a university professor or a tutor, addressing a group of students, possibly first-year students.
The conversation starts with the professor welcoming the students on their first day and expressing their excitement to meet them. The professor then introduces themselves and shares some personal information. They mention that they scored 98 points in each subject during their university entrance exam and that they have a budget for their university life.
The professor then shares some advice for the students, emphasizing the importance of studying and the value of knowledge. They also discuss the university's rules and expectations, including the importance of silence during lectures and the need to prepare for exams.
The professor also shares some anecdotes and personal experiences, such as their past as a security guard and their current job. They also share some personal preferences, such as their favorite food and drink.
Throughout the conversation, the professor uses humor and sarcasm to engage with the students and make the conversation more enjoyable. They also make references to popular culture and current events, indicating that they are trying to connect with the students on a more personal level.
The conversation ends with the professor encouraging the students to take notes during lectures and to use technology to their advantage. They also express their disappointment with the students' lack of preparedness for the lectures and their failure to follow the rules of the university.
Overall, the conversation seems to be a mix of personal introductions, academic advice, and humor, aimed at helping the students adjust to their new university life.
1. The speaker is discussing their first day at university. They express a desire to meet their classmates and are impressed by the university's facilities, such as the car for pedestrians.
2. The speaker mentions a book given to them by their parents on September 1st, which they believe is a sign of their acceptance into university.
3. The speaker has scored 98 points in each subject, indicating a high level of academic achievement.
4. The speaker discusses the cost of university, mentioning that they scored 98 points in each subject and collected 400 points, but did not find it cheaper than 500.
5. The speaker mentions a conversation about the cost of university, with the speaker stating that they scored 98 points in each subject and collected 400 points, but did not find it cheaper than 500.
6. The speaker talks about their university's parties, clubs, and the grades given to the school.
7. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
8. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
9. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
10. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
11. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
12. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
13. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
14. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
15. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
16. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
17. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
18. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
19. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
20. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
21. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
22. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
23. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
24. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
25. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
26. The speaker discusses the university's parties and clubs, and the grades given to the school.
27. The speaker mentions a scholarship of 1800 rubles, which they believe is the size of the scholarship.
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