Author Archives: Aasim Ahmed

About Aasim Ahmed

Aasim Ahmed graduated from Textile Institute of Pakistan in 2007 with a BSc. degree in Textile Science. He joined TIP the same year as a Research Assistant at Textile Research and Innovation Center. Currently, he is in USA pursuing an MSc. degree in Textile Chemistry from North Carolina State University. Aasim has been associated with Quack! as an editor and administrator since 2003.

Between walls and public restrooms

The government of Pakistan has decided to break down all the walls in the nation because people all over the country are spewing excrement over them. This has become a major cause of concern for the government with related incidents … Continue reading

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101 ways to keep an idiot busy

There are a million ways to keep an idiot busy. Here’s just a few of them.

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Invitation to participate in DIGITALeyez – All-Pakistan Inter-University Photography, Media & Design Competition at NUCES-FAST Karachi

THE WEBMASTERS student committee of National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST), Karachi campus, cordially invites you to DIGITALeyez, the inaugural digital-media centric event of NUCES FAST. It is scheduled to take place on the 12th of April, 2008. … Continue reading

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TIP defeats FAST in six-a-side Futsal

In a nerve wrenching encounter, playing against a team of six and a home crowd of hundreds, TIP’s Futsal team defeated host team FAST-NUCES by 2 goals to 1. In an interview with key player and senior star futsaller Muhammed … Continue reading

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Anthropometry; TIP… What?

By Parvindar Lal, AMM4 Anthropometry ((Anthro = Man, Pometry = Measurement, literally meaning “measurement of humans”), in physical anthropology, refers to the measurement of living human individuals for the purpose of understanding human physical variation. Importance of Anthropometry • Evolutionary … Continue reading

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Poster Display, Class of 2008; Gradients and turning points

Unlike my last article on the poster display, this time I have no intentions of frolicking around with statements that might throw a shadow over the facts. I recall that last time I had congratulated the organizers for taking such … Continue reading

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Thoughts to ponD!er upon

By Ahsan Aqil For years I just kept on reading these posts on quack and observed a lot of things and replied to quite a few posts but the reason I am writing this article is that recently I went … Continue reading

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