19 Mar 2005
Posted by Manas in
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| 4:42pm
Our physics lecturer did not like the usage of calculaters at intermediate level. When we were studying intermediate...whenever...if anyone bring a calculator to the class, he gets angry and says the dialogue, "if you bring this calculator again, i will beat it with stones....." but ofcourse, many students used the calculators without showing them to the lecturer........that was another matter.....
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17 Mar 2005
Posted by Manas in
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| 1:36pm
Once, out mathematics lecturer was saying Integration problems...While solving some problem...he asked us, "We can write it like this, cann't we?". Then immediately my friend said, "If there is peace of chalk in hand, can write it in any form !!". Immediately all of our batch mates laughed. The lecturer came with angry and asked my friend to solve that problem. Ofcourse, my friend did not solved that. Why beocz, he did not know how to solve that. Anyway, that was c memorable moment in my college days..........
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14 Mar 2005
Posted by Manas in
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| 3:40pm
When I was studying my intermediate second year, I did one thing with my friends. We sat in the last bench. That was english period and our english madam was teaching some lesson. But we were watching outside through the window. There are some trees and they are very height. Some crows were making noise and our mood was distrubed by those crows. After some time, some people came there and stood and started talking something. they had some bags in their hands. While talking, they were looking towards the crows.....:-) . my friends and I started running commentry...I mean there were totally three persons, and we also three in the last bench. we were saying some comments to the lips moments of those persons....while this was happening...our english madam looked at us and brought us to prinicipal madam and scolded us before junior arts girls. ofcourse we did not feel shame for that..ofcourse we lost all of our shame after that moment :))......and one more thing is we got a famous name, Chain Batch, in our college. Actually we are five friends, and we go to anywhere without absent of anyone. and we are very close friends.....that's why we got that name......
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14 Mar 2005
Posted by Manas in
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| 3:19pm
There are two meanings to claps. When we clapped after a person's speech is over, it indicates that we are appreciating his speech. If we clap while the person is speaking, it indicates that his speech was not good ans we are indirectly requesting (or ordering?) him to stop the speech there and please leave the stage. We did the second thing in our college silver jubilee celebrations.
Our prinicipal and other lecturers invited some people as guests and they came. After a moment our prinicipal asked them to give a speech. They were tried to speak for a long time. But we did not gave them that chance....becoz, they were not saying about any interest topic. All were saying the same words like.... read good.....write good.......behave good.....give respect lecturers....don't comment girls.......it's a very bad habit.... its a great situation in our college etc., and we got bored with those sentences and started clapping. Fortunately one of those guests understood the meaning of our claps and he said the same thing on the stage as I said in the first para and everyone laughed after he said so. Ofcourse everyone took it lightly. After his speech, no one talked more than 10 minutes. We feeled bore during that ten minutes too.
On the next day, the prinicipal called us (my friends and me) and asked, "why did you do so in the last day?". and we said that we feeled bore with their speeches. The lecturers also agreed with our opinion (even the prinicipal too) and laughed by remembering our claps.... and left us with happy and smiley faces...That' is the power of claps..........
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