AT the onset of getting ready for senior 11, HEI’s had to make unusually hard decisions. This is especially true in having no or very minimal enrolment of college freshmen and next year, likewise, no sophomore college students. So different from June of earlier years when campuses would be teeming with freshmen eager to go to higher level of studies – a college education. Aware of their being young adults – boys begin sensing their manhood --- a stage where they can be like the romeos they watch in the movies or on the you tube that by this time, has become a systemic part of their waking hours. On the side of a young miss, there would be warm awakenings ---- whether that boy who had been eyeing her in their Grade 10 high would be around in senior high. But that hope has taken a turn. There’s no “college” with two of them together. The male Grade 10 completer, since this is how the K-12 labels the once known high school graduate, chose to enroll in a different track from her and in another school.