Golden Night
The last night of each term in the college is called the “Golden Night”. This night has an always been of great importance in a cadet’s life because the next morning, cadets have to leave for their homes after a tiring 3~5 months long term in the college. With the expectation of being with their families the following night on one hand and the feeling of parting with friends and room-mates on the other hand; a tingling sensation is induced in the heart of the cadets.
The cadets mostly remain awake through the night and some indulge in interesting activities like throwing water over the sleeping fellows, polishing their faces while they are asleep and many other innovative mischief.
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