LAHORE: The female students on Wednesday once again proved that they have better aesthetics than boys by winning all positions at the Inter-Universities Flower and Painting Competitions 2016, organised by the Government College University’s Horticulture Society (GCU-HS) on the theme of ‘Three R’s: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle’. Students from different universities including Lahore College for Women University and University of Education took part in the dry flower and painting competitions to raise awareness among students about the physiological impact of overall physical environment on human beings. Surprisingly, all the positions in fresh flower, dry flower, T-shirt painting, poster painting and fresh flower (corner) contests were secured by the female participants from different universities. GCU Botany Alumni Association President Ajmal Raheem, the chief guest at the prize distribution, said it seems that females have better aesthetics sense than boys. However, GCU-HS Advisor Prof Dr Zaheerud Din credited meager participation of boys to this ‘great achievement’ of female students. Speaking on the occasion, GCU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Hassan Amir Shah said that educational institutions including universities should equally focus on the character building and personality development of the youth besides imparting them quality education and promoting creativity and research. He said GCU puts in a lot of its financial and human resources on character building and personality development of its students, which later helped them in their professional fields. Later, the vice chancellor gave away certificates and shields to Iram Iqbal, Ayesha Ghulam Nabi, Wajeeha, Iqra Iqbal, Maryam Abid, Fizza Shahzad and Darakshan for securing distinctions in various categories of flower and painting competitions.