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Then after sometime another bus came that bus also full of passengers but some how I have catched that bus.In boys side, they have held the handle and hung just like TARZON on tree.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575830877488},{"data":"
I gasped for air and looked here and there for a little opening of a window.But all I could see was the crowd and the heads of passengers which was ever increasing with every stop. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575831088291},{"data":"
If someone asks how does a crowed bus smells,the answer is simple abnoxious.Its a mix of smoke,body odour, smell of dust and if someone is lucky enough fading the odour of perfume.But the smell of soaked clothes dominates them all.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575831143951},{"data":"
A Busstop came,the bus had stopped for a moment and then once the bus accelerated the voice of a women came from the front Roako bhai ,stop brother .I wondered why this women didn't descend when the bus had stopped earlier.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575831280147},{"data":"
The bus started again and a child started crying.He was crying loudly.It irritated me alot.Almost immediately,someone probably the child's Mother screamed,Buss Kar,varna chamat par jaigi ,Stop it,otherwise ill slap you .The child stopped crying immediately.I could not stop smiling at the kid who gave a very serious look at his mother.He looked just like an unpredictable volcano.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575831404549},{"data":"
A new person,a tough guy entered in the bus making his way with a pair of very heavy shopping bags in his hands and dropped one carelessly on the floor which was unfortunately landed on my foot.See my bad luck this happens because I was standing at the back of ladies section as there was no space. I felt like my foot was smashed under a bulldozer.Yes because the bags contained something metallic in them.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575831647999},{"data":"
I held my scream and wanted to told my foot tightly to give it some path but as there was no space to even move, I stood there bearing it.You may think why I didn't said anything to the person.Well this was because he was tall,heavy,with a big face ,curly beard and curly hair.He looked like a villain right out of Arundhathi movie.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575831919753},{"id":1575832271840,"type":"img","data":"5ded4ad055931"},{"data":"
Finally I got seat,I Sat the feeling was unpredictable.I though like I was in heaven.By looking outside through window, listening to music and seeing nature, it was the wonderful feeling.The best way to experience the divine is through the nature.Headphone plus favourite song plus window seat equal to Heaven. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575832251105},{"data":"
We need not look far to find the beauty or peace.Small miracles are all around us.we simply need to look around at all of the great creation to which we belong.Spend some time with nature.If we appreciate nature the way we love money we might just make the world a bit more peaceful and beautiful.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575832420070}]
Is being a girl means to spend her life in just four walls of her house ?<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1576090203991},{"data":"
The question above being asked because of the irrational and undesirable behaviors of men in and outside of homes,where every second girl has to face such situations daily in her routine life.This kind of unexpected behavior is know as sexual harassment.Sexual harassment includes inappropriate touchings,comments about your body,spreading rumours ,remarks,dirty jokes or stories,grabbing,rubbing ,pinching and many more.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1576090340223},{"data":"
The victim's of sexual harassment are mostly girls or women.It indicates that it is not safe for girls to move out of their houses.They are harassed every where might be it an educational institute or workplace .Even age is not a concern.Either a little school going girl or a middle aged lady all are same in the eyes of harassers. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1576090338876},{"data":"
The main two reasons why women's are lack of self-confidence is ; 1st one is the way in which men and women are brought up in India strongly influences their behaviour in an arganized way.women often lack of self confidence because of the way they have been socialized and are customized to suffer in silence.And the second main reason is due to fear factor.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1576091147457},{"id":1576092924679,"type":"img","data":"5df144fcf10ee"},{"data":"
I would like to clear the situations which girls have to face at different places by giving a true example,which I experienced.One day when my college was finished I took a bus like millions of others do.I was comfortable being travelling alone because I'm the only one coming to college from far place.Even when I was a child,I was sent alone to stationery and to bring groceries from the market,whereas other girls of my age were not allowed to do that.So,I was standing in the bus as usual the bus was full of passengers.Suddenly I felt like someone was touching my hands and making weird sounds.I thought that I was in the girls section so someone might be chi-chatting and that to the bus was full.After 15 minutes I still felt the same.Then I turned back and saw one guy was standing back of me and he gave a weird smile.I was feeling uncomfortable,I didn't said anything to him and went away from there.Then I went and stood near the bus driver's seat,there also he came and asked me \"dhiguthara\"(\"would you like to get off the bus\").I was frightened and I said yes and I got off the bus.I took another bus and I sat .After 5 minutes the same guy came and stood near me and he was touching inappropriately.I was very angry and I asked \"what is your problem?Don't you have sister's at home?\" And then I complained to the conductor.He slapped him and warned him strictly.And everyone in the bus scolded him and threw him out off the bus.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1576091050664},{"data":"
Through this what I want to say is that if I was able to scold him in the first bus,the he wouldn't come to the second bus and to this to me.Every second girl in the world has to face such situations daily.Sexual harassment is illegal.If a girl is being harassed then she need not to be afraid but try to fight against it and get the harassed punished.If she is being sexually harassed then she should tell Some one who could help her as I did.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1576092456592},{"data":"
So guys whatever happens with you react then and there itself.Stand up,speak out and take back your life.You are not to blame.If you want something done right,do it yourself.\"BE LOUD BE PROUD\".<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1576092760838}]
I was walking down the street covered from head to toe, <\/p>
So that society had no reason to say <\/p>
Oh! This girl is just putting on a show,<\/p>
<\/p>
Isn't this my world just as much as it's yours<\/p>
So why should I be the one not allowed to roam late at night? <\/p>
Why should I be the one to cover up my skin and wear on tights? <\/p>
And above all, why should I be the one to take the blame when a man has no shame?<\/p>
When I was touched, looked at or spoken to in a sickening manner <\/p>
these formed scars,\nScars that remind me to fight- to fight<\/p>
So that my future daughter can walk fearlessly even when strange men are in sight.<\/p>
For every girl, young and old it doesn't matter what you have been told; <\/p>
You need to fight and believe in your rights or the rapist out there will win our fight. <\/p>
Every man out there who hurt a girl,<\/p>
you better repent or you will be fate's next victim.<\/p>
\nIf you want to touch a woman you ask for her permission or,<\/p>
I promise one day it will be my life's mission to see you rot in the darkest prison. <\/p>
I am the target it's my word against yours<\/p>
So get off your high horse;<\/p>
Because this is my world just as much as it's yours...<\/p>"}]
Ever since the gruesome rape and murder of a Hyderabad based veterinarian came to light, social media has been abuzz with a wide range of reactions with some calling for immediate death penalty to the rapists and others talking about the rape culture in this country and yet others blaming it on one particular religion without any semblance of common sense. <\/p>
While these knee-jerk reactions are just that, without any impact whatsoever on the status quo, the most disturbing posts on social media are the ones who call the rape right, who say women also enjoy being raped, who say rape isn\u2019t the fault of men as it is the women who arouse them, etc. These are the minds that are responsible for propagating the rape culture in my country.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1575379757888","data":"
What is it about people of my gender that makes us think that a woman exists only for my sexual pleasure? Why are women seen as conquests? If you are reading this, you are most likely a college student and you and your friends would have most likely looked at a woman in your college who fits the societal standards of beauty and thought to yourself \u201carei ii pori kirrak undi ra, dinni esinodiki masthu sukham\u201d or some nonsense like that. Why am I able to say these words here? It is because these are the words I kept hearing in college around me and I don\u2019t think the situation is any different now. Just the choice of words here speaks a lot about the way all of us think. It is \u2018pori ni eyyadam\u2019 and not consensually making love to her. It again treats a woman like an object of conquest. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1575379757889","data":"
As I write this, a lot of memories keep flooding into my head. I was in a corporate college 12 years ago, doing my intermediate. There, one lecturer, who most likely was a father of a teenager himself, told the all-boys class that it is okay to comment at a random girl on the roads as the girls themselves like that. I wondered then and I wonder now as to who informed this gentleman that women like being commented and catcalled upon roads, which is conveniently termed eve-teasing. Though I knew it was wrong, I didn\u2019t tell him but I would like to tell him now that it is sexual harassment. <\/p>
Another instance that pops up into my head happened in that college. I was sitting next to a window in a classroom and there was one guy next to me, looking at a woman walking on the road below. She was wearing a burqa with only her hands visible and this guy next to me said \u201clook at her hands\u201d and was visibly aroused just by the sight of her hands.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1575379757890","data":"
There was yet another instance when I spoke to a rapist, who told me that women wear revealing clothes (in his definition, a short sleeved kurti without a dupatta was revealing) and arouse men and if a woman is willing to be physically involved with her romantic partner without being married to him, what problem should she have if someone wants to rape her. This rapist didn\u2019t even realise that he countered his own point when he said \u201cphysically involved with her romantic partner\u201d. His oxymoronic words just left me stunned.<\/p>
Women are just objects of sexual desire and nothing else, for many men here. Women are also to be blamed for men being aroused, according to these very men. I would like to ask what a toddler who was raped did to arouse someone or what a random woman wearing a burqa walking by on the road did something to arouse a teenager sitting several floors above her in a building that she probably didn\u2019t even think of or what a woman minding her own business in a college canteen did to warrant lusty eyes looking at her.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1575379757891","data":"
It is that mindset that needs to change. Till then, rapes will not stop. Period.<\/p>
Because this is stuMagz that I am writing this on, I personally request every student that is reading this to do your part to ensure women in our country are safe. Sensitise yourself and sensitise people around you. <\/p>"}]
A gruesome and saddening incident happened last week that left me sleepless and worried about where we are headed to. A young veterinarian was brutally gang-raped, smothered and her body was burnt alive on a road on the outskirts of Hyderabad, in an incident that is being termed by some media houses as Hyderabad's Nirbhaya case. I will not go into the details of the case as it has been extensively covered in many media outlets but what I do want to talk about is the questions this incident brought up to my mind and I want to raise those questions.<\/p>
The accused rapists (three of whom are less than 21 years old) were reportedly intoxicated on alcohol and my question here is, why does a scenario exist where someone younger than the legal drinking age can buy alcohol? Yeah, some are saying that alcohol should be banned but that will open up a whole new can of worms altogether (which I don't want to go into now) but the main question is, why do underage people have access to alcohol? Why hasn't the license of the alcohol shop where these people acquired it, been cancelled after this?<\/p>
Another question I want to raise is to the people who are reacting on this issue on social media. While the ones who are giving knee-jerk reactions and conducting candle-light vigils are not doing anything apart from just doing that, the biggest concern here is about the ones who are saying that the girl deserves to be raped or the rape isn't wrong or whichever form of victim blaming that many in our country are known for doing. Why isn't there a sensitisation among rural youth, especially blue-collar workers (who, coincidentally, were the section of society that perpetrated the 2012 Delhi rape case)?<\/p>
There are also a section of people who are saying it is because there was a muslim guy among the accused that it happened. Why is there an unnecessary selective rage that doesn't make any sense? And to all the ones who are reacting on social media and are being arm-chair-activists, I would like to ask if they did anything to sensitise the men around them?<\/p>
When I talk about sensitisation, I believe it is the most crucial thing that needs to be done apart from changing the law to give out quick justice. Punishment already exists but it stopped being a deterrent, if the increase in the number of rape cases is anything to go by. The government should probably conduct awareness and sensitisation sessions in rural areas and students can do their part by volunteering to conduct such sessions in villages near colleges at the very least.<\/p>
Colleges on their part, can and should conduct gender sensitisation sessions for students right in the first year itself.<\/p>
As the Gandhian quote goes, be the change that you want to see in the world and let's all work towards making this a better, safer place for women. <\/p>
<\/p>"}]
We are now onward with 2020, the most awaited year of the decade. From the twisted novel 'Revolution 2020' of Chetan Bhagat to companies striving with their MISSION 2020. The wait is almost over yet the events of 2019 are still afresh in our memories. College is instrumental in transforming students life. One such college is Little flower degree college.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575192824460},{"data":"
1. CLUBS<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575193286092},{"id":1575193827866,"type":"img","data":"5de38ce4399ff"},{"id":1575193779309,"type":"img","data":"5de38cb3b2af7"},{"data":"
Horizon club, Johan Mendel club, Lucas Pacioli club, Regnant club, vernacular voices club, Peter Drucker club, Alan Turing club, Aristotle club are names of few clubs established in the college. These help students come out of their shell and participate in different activities. From model presentations, flash mobs they have created varied interests in students and cater to their unique needs.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575193317804},{"data":"
2. GUEST SEMINARS<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575193898026},{"id":1575194511428,"type":"img","data":"5de38f8fcb69d"},{"data":"
Lectures from guest professors and dignitaries open up the student's mind. They provide a detour from the monotonous class setting. They provide a different perspective, provide us with knowledge and deep understanding. They are very informative and path- making. Bhooshan Kapadnus from a renowned pharmaceutical company gave lecture on the career prospects and technical jargon. Many career counselling seminars to guide students. A revolutionary 'Incubation centre' has been established in college.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575194054272},{"data":"
3. CULTURAL ACTIVITIES<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575194534255},{"id":1575195020051,"type":"img","data":"5de3918c7205b"},{"id":1575195007512,"type":"img","data":"5de3917fe2528"},{"data":"
Cultural activities are the life lines of college life. The college gives liberty to students to express themselves in the fields of music, art and dance. The motto ' Art is nothing without expression' is followed religiously and varied interests are encouraged. The year started with a bang with the freshers party then the teacher's day was celebrated followed by women's day to empower women. Colourful annual day followed by an emotional farewell.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575194640766},{"data":"
4. SPORTS<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575195119724},{"data":"
Sports and games are essential for any one to develop into a healthy person. Students are encouraged to take part in sports to understand that a healthy mind resided in a healthy body. Inter college basketball meet hosted by our college was inaugurated by an Olympic athlete. Students represent college at various state level competitions and have brought many laurels to our college.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575195138559},{"data":"
5. SOCIAL OUTREACH<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575197117026},{"id":1575197622923,"type":"img","data":"5de39bd267e76"},{"data":"
LIFE( Little flower extension service) with a motto to share, is a social outreach program which creates awareness in students to help the poor by visiting them and motivates them to achieve higher levels of satisfaction by serving the poor and needy. They have been lifesavers by donating blood regularly. A medical camp was established in our college for commoners. NSS ( National Service Scheme) with the motto 'NOT ME BUT YOU' implemented many activities to arouse social consciousness among students and provide them an opportunity to work for the underprivileged. Rallies fighting climate change were held.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575197131462},{"data":"
The ride was excruciating so far filled with moments of joy, pride and happiness. We lost a kind soul, a fellow Little Florian, his name was Rithvik. He succumbed to his life-long battle of Muscular Dystrophy. A congregation prayer was held for him, hundreds of students stood together attended the service. Moments like this help us appreciate the love and caring showered upon us. Rest in peace Rithvik.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575197688245},{"data":"
A glimpse of our college life and the stories have just begun.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575198093864},{"data":"
Regards,<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575198130551},{"data":"
Esma<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575198145820},{"data":"
<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1575198137724}]
hey ppl.!! i hope evrybody is done with their labs and i also hope evrybody did well. why do we always talk about success and success stories,why not about failures?? If youu did well in the exams that is a pretty good thing but what if you didnt ?? dont worry peeps you did your level best ,you gave your best,you tried hard ,you will have another chance to prove yourself dont take failures to the heart because a better day always comes .<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1574949346529},{"data":"
you people must have heard about a suicide story in our college,a girl who jumped from the hostel building because she was suffering from the depression and her friends couldnt recognise her depression and support her .just take a look around there may be many people around us suffering for some reason ,if you have somebody like that around you then you try to soothen that little heart make them feel that their problem is not a bigger problem and life is too short to cry for stupid reasons and A BETTER DAY ALWAYS COMES,give them the warmth and keep supporting because love and affection are the medicine's to the depression.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1574949353399},{"data":"
Its just not about the exams , women go through a lot of issues in their life ,it might be from their family, from the society and internally the little soul which got tired of these things need your support .she need not always be your friend ,she could be your sister ,your cousin,your classmate,your mother ,the girl next door.Give her the love and the support she needs.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1574949369740}]
Sports require dedication, toughness and resilience but of all sports, combat sports need these three a lot more than any other sport. Boxers need it more so and Salman aka Sunny is just 13 years old but his tenacity and his dedication to the sport have bagged him three state titles and he is currently on his way to bagging Nationals. At a cursory look at him doesn't give away that he's a fighter but when he enters the ring, it is a different story altogether and he turns into this aggressive fighter whose only aim is to win.<\/p>
What makes his story even more intriguing and inspiring is his family background as he comes from an economically backward family - his father worked as a gate watchman when he started boxing.<\/p>
It all started for him when he watched a Pawan Kalyan movie where the Powerstar plays the role of a boxer. \"Three years ago, when I was in my 5th class, I watched that movie and if fascinated me. I wanted to take up boxing and I just knew it that I wanted to pursue the sport. Thankfully, my father (pictured below) agreed to let me learn it despite me being just 10 years old back then and despite our family position,\" shares Sunny. <\/p>
Sunny then started learning boxing at Saroornagar Indoor Stadium and his senior Gouni Kumar shares, \"We were training there when we saw this little boy come. His dedication to the sport left us in awe and that is why we decided to train him ourselves, regardless of whether he could afford coaching or not.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1574839849771","data":"5dde268795448"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1574839849776","data":"
Owing to his financial background, even being able to afford the proper nutrition required for a boxer was a tough challenge for him and that is why, Kumar and his friends ensured Sunny was trained by them enough to qualify for the coaching at Sports Authority of India (SAI) hostel in Aurangabad, as Kumar shares, \"It costs about Rs. 8000 a month for proper nutrition and there was no way his family could afford it. That is why we ensured he was trained enough to clear the SAI selections and he worked very hard to get through it.\" To this, Sunny adds, \"It was a massive boost for me, getting into SAI as I get proper nutrition and training there.\"<\/p>
At SAI Aurangabad, Sunny has a gruelling training schedule which includes strength and conditioning training, technique training in addition to having regular sparring sessions every week. \"We start training at 5 am and it starts with 25 rounds of running around the track before heading to the training centre for a few hours of training. Coach sir trains all of us in various technicalities of boxing in addition to involving techniques that improve our reflexes and skill,\" shares the 8th class student of ZPHS Saroornagar.<\/p>
After moving to SAI hostel a year ago, he started training hard for Under-14 nationals and he is currently taking part in the 65th National School Games Boxing tournament in Haryana and this makes it the fourth time that Sunny is taking part in a National level tournament.<\/p>
His is a story that stuMagz hopes will inspire many students to take up their passion and pursue it despite everything that stands in the way.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1574839849775","data":"5dde2751c3972"}]
This was a year of happenings in the little flower degree college. Right from the beginning of the semester, there were a lot of events that took place. <\/p>
FRESHERS <\/p>
The year started with a bang and that was welcoming the newbies into college by hosting the annual fresher's party. A day filled with laughter, joy, and warmness this united the seniors and juniors there was dancing, games, food and lots of conversations. AKA traditional family-style welcome. <\/p>
That was the dawn of the many occurrences that took place<\/p>
BASKETBALL EVENT <\/p>
Basket tournament at LFDC was a grand success we had over 18 colleges participating, this event lifted our competition spirit, The audience was on the tip of their chairs cheering for their favorite team.<\/p>
TEACHER'S DAY <\/p>
The day when everything was reversed or like some of the stranger thing\u2019s fans would say the day of the upside-down. <\/p>
\nTo mark the relevance of this day the students got to enact and play the role of their favorite teacher. <\/p>
Each student was assigned a class and had to teach and impart their knowledge on the subject, this tricky activity embarked upon us the relevance of a good teacher and the hard work and effort that goes into teaching. the day continued by the student council who hosted some amazing programs including dances, mimes, skits and even had a fun little activity for all the teachers. <\/p>
The teachers were great sports through the entire event and gave us their 100 percent participation. <\/p>
FRANCE VISIT<\/p>
We had a group of French students visit our college and this gave us an insight into the French culture and we had the opportunity to display our culture in the form of dances, songs, and fun games to make our guests feel welcome. <\/p>
The French students performed a beautiful ballet dance which left us in awe watching them perform so gracefully.<\/p>
\nThe above mentioned are a few of the many events that took place in the Little Flower Degree College.\n\n \n<\/p>"}]
If you're reading this, you're most likely writing your semester exams and I am positive that many of you are gearing up towards attempting the GRE, to pursue your Master's abroad. In my experience, students usually take the GRE in the even semester and that is why I am writing this today. Even if you are a first-year student, what I write below will be very useful to you, in fact a lot useful as you have a lot of time to arm yourself with the know-how of cracking the GRE. <\/p>
After my first job at Infosys and prior to me starting my entrepreneurial journey, I was a GRE trainer and I used to train students for the verbal. Based on that experience of mine, I can definitively say that GRE Prep shouldn't be started prep as prep for an exam. It should be a journey rather. When it comes to the Quant, it is just about doing as many practice tests as possible if you are weak at math but if you are already good at math, it is very easy to crack as going by the Indian standards of math, the GRE math is very simple.<\/p>
Then comes the verbal and in my experience, it is all about reading books and not just books, reading whatever you comes your way to build your vocabulary right from the beginning. Vocabulary can be improved in different ways, one needs to choose what suits him\/her and I personally suggest usage of words in sentences is very important. I used to read The Hindu newspaper from my second standard and I used to write down the words I didn't know and learn their meanings before attempting to use them in my own sentences. I used to find it tough to do when I was a child but I am definitely reaping the benefits now. <\/p>
When it comes to improving the vocabulary, as I said earlier, framing own sentences using those words and trying to find new words from a thesaurus will help. Other techniques like root words, one word substitutions can be learnt from Norman Lewis's word power made easy.<\/p>
Just remember, GRE prep is a marathon, not a 100 metre sprint. Approach it like that and ace it. <\/p>"}]
There are many events happen at gnits, when we enter college we don't have much idea of what to do in these events but as time goes on these events are something we look forward to.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1574674785252","data":"
This year we had some amazing events happening at our college but the one that tops the list is the event named life of a girl where 3000 plus marched for women safety. There was freshness in the air that day that showed how happy everyone was to be there. Everyone who was a part of it is privileged cause this was a once in a lifetime opportunity. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1574674785253","data":"5ddb5ba48bca7"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1574674785254","data":"
Then there is litcon and samskruti which happened on the same day. Those are the events that have every student interest from the moment they are announced. But we did not have enough time to enjoy due to some unfortunate circumstances. Next time hopefully they will be back with a bang and better preparation.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1574674785255","data":"5ddb5bb37adf3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1574674785256","data":"
Then there was a dandiya fitness event where you could just feel the excitement in the air. Everyone who participated in it was looking forward to it and even if they had never danced in their life they found themselves moving to the beat of the songs.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1574674785257","data":"5ddb5bcfc66e6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1574674785258","data":"
Well, these are fun, but we also have stuff that helps us in our careers. Such as the guest lecture on 'envisioning entrepreneurship' which is useful for someone who is going to get a career in that field. Then there was this SAMASYA workshop on design thinking, and we have paper presentations and many more which will take a while to long to mention so let's not bore you with it.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1574674785259","data":"
Participating in these events help us grow as a person and even help us in our careers. Hope we have many more events to look forward to in the coming semesters.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1574674785260","data":"
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