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Monthly Archives: May 2004
Quack Appreciated Here and Outside
Quack! Online has received numerous emails over the past year from students and others outside TIP, all appreciating and applauding our efforts as exceptional in Pakistan. This particular email arrived during the last academic week of this semester, and is … Continue reading
Posted in General
3 Comments
Sad Demise of Fellow Tipian
Our beloved friend and fellow Tipian, Syed Khurram Ashraf, Batch of 1994 expired on May 18, 2004, at 6:30 am in a road accident, in South Carolina, USA. Innalillahe Wa Inna elahe rajioon. May God rest his soul in peace. … Continue reading
TIP Love Phenomenon
Different people take love in a different meaning. In Urdu terminology, love is of two types: One is love with the God called mobahat haqiqi, and second love is with someone else other then God called mobhanat majahzi It maybe … Continue reading
Posted in General
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A Sticky Situation
Friday, May 14, began with most of the door locks in the main building super glued with Elfi. While at first the TIP security was flabbergasted, when the administrative staff arrived, things started moving quickly. The door locks where broken … Continue reading
Posted in General
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First Impressions
As I was ushered into the impressive auditorium hall by a sophomore I felt a sudden rush of adrenaline. The one hundred and fifty so students that stared back at me were to be my peers for the next fours … Continue reading
Posted in Hostel Life, Opinion
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