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Author Archives: harissamin
Lucky Draw at TIP
I had not walked a significant distance from the campus when almost all my friends came running towards me with a list of students in their hands. It wasn’t just any list like the list of students scoring high GPA … Continue reading
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The Rotaract Club of TIP
“Rotaract is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young men and women ages 18 to 30. The program is part of a global effort to bring peace and international understanding to the world. It is what we call ‘A Global Network … Continue reading
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Cajoling The Need for a Mosque
I presume the name of the article is pretty succinct and easy for anyone to understand (no that wasn’t sarcasm). I do not know if someone already has talked on this issue or not, but the feeling inside is so … Continue reading
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Addiction: Does it exist or is it a state of the mind?
To smoke and drink, or not to do so, is not the question here. The question in fact, is the very nature of these indulgences. Why do we adhere to them so religiously? That is because they are forms of … Continue reading
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