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It wasn't just size of some classes that made it difficult to make friends, the GSI sessions were still in the size of 20-30 people, but it was also the fact that each class was attended by different kind of people. Luckily, the end of 2004 brought thefacebook.com, a website which allow you to list of your classes and connect with your other classmates. Sure, Friendster had been around for a while but this one was more intimate as allowed for search of people that sat just near you. It was also restricted to college students which had its own appeal. It was also a perfect tool for stalking thanks to its search tool. That's how I met Trevor. We met first at the Sproul plaza in front of the admission building. We had bobba tea and sort of talked about anything. It was already late in the evening and the cool air was still filled with the smell of rain. We would meet regularly and as he was a psychology major, Tolman library became our usual hanging out place. We would study for hours, exchange gossips on a piece of paper and then drive across the bridge to Castro.