Monthly Archives: October 2005

What Sanctity!

By Aasim Ahmed TS3 The article consists of excerpts from what was witnessed being said by various invigilators and teachers during the recent class tests. Here’s what one of the invigilators said when he saw some students cheating. Allah Allah! … Continue reading

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Earthquakes, dead lizards and more

By Hira Saiyed TDT1 Ramadan’s in full swing here. It’s currently 3:30 pm and I’ve come to the point that even the sludge in the lake seems extremely appetizing… I hope I get over this stage very quickly, because the … Continue reading

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The State of our Education

By Abid Omar TS4 It’s wonderful to be a final year science student. The semester had been going very smoothly with a nearly non-existent course load. Due to someone’s goof up, we ended up with only 3 courses (rather than … Continue reading

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The State of our Cafetaria

Exactly a month back, the university was in uproar about the state of the cafeteria. And this was when things weren’t too bad, when we the students thought this was a good time to make things better. We talked about … Continue reading

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Heads up!

Cricket Hungama Wednesday, 26th October, all night at the TIP cricket ground. Come watch the wickets fall. TIP Photo Society Interested in improving your photo skills? A revolution in photography, coming soon to your campus. Ask Fakeha Naeem or Abid … Continue reading

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Helping the Earthquake Victims

The successive round of earthquakes that has struck various areas in Pakistan, (Azad Kashmir, N.W.F.P and Punjab being most badly affected) has caused immense turmoil, loss, and deprivation. As I pen down this article, some 18,000 people have been reported … Continue reading

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First Impressions of Hostel Life (A freshmen’s tale)

By Hira Saiyed TDT1 It’s been a month now since I found myself boarding a yellow bus that would take me out of Karachi to a place I’d only read about, and it’s been a pretty interesting month. Firstly, it’s … Continue reading

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