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To the students of each university, please write a compelling argument (with categorical divisions) on why you believe that your university is ahead in light of recent achievements or developments.
A concluding anecdote: (please don't mark trollish). A few years ago, there was a story about Lord Cameron (the former British PM and current Foreign Secretary) that when he was at Oxford, he joined a student club which had one of those strange initiation rituals, this one involving the new male person joining shoving a private body part into the mouth of a dead pig. When I asked a (Oxford graduate) friend a few weeks later what he'd be doing over the weekend, his reply was, 'I'll be going to visit my uni, you know the one which has a student society where the requirement to join is that you can shove your cock in a pig's mouth'.