Chronicles of Kanjisheik: Expressions: Issue 3

Well, this is just a sort of sounding board for me to think aloud on the few issues that concern me and the numerous topics that do not! Well, if you want to read the little joys and sorrows of a young medical student, who is juggling with every faculty he possesses, to achieve one plain and neat goal- SURVIVAL, then this is defintely NOT the place! Please note: this is the work of a whizkid-turned-bookworm-turned-cool dude-turned-internet addict-turned-blogger.

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Expressions: Issue 3

Well, SPANDAN - ah, those five days of joy! , is over, and now we are back to the normal tedium of life in JIPMER. In this September issue of Expressions, we present to you "Graffiti on the Great Wall" - the magazine of Curie Day 2006 organized by our batch girls.

We also have the usual articles from the regulars. An issue that has been raging inside our campus for the last week (and also responsible for the delay of this issue's release) - the autonomy issue - also comes under our scrutiny. We present an article and pictures on the strike by the employees that have paralyzed JIPMER.

Ciao!

Posted by kanjisheik on September 17, 2006 12:26 PM | Permalink

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your mags are cool- I've read all three. Keep getting better!

Posted by: Jennifer | September 25, 2006 07:13 AM

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: Name: kanjisheik; Location: by the side of Daenerys Targaryen!!! :~)

Abu Dhabi Indian School [ADIS], Abu Dhabi-> Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Vidya Mandir [BVBVM], Thrissur-> Jawaharlal Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research [JIPMER], Pondicherry. I've lived in the United Arab Emirates for most of my life. Now i'm a 6th semester MBBS student in JIPMER, which is one of the best medical colleges in India. When I'm not mugging for the numerous tests that we have, i either read books, listen to music, write articles on some topic that catches my fancy, practise with members of my rock band,hang out with friends, watch movies, blog... In short, I'm your typical NRI college dude! Or am I? Read on to find out!