Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee OP! It’s all over for the 4th Year Bsc Communication Studies with Specialisation in Business/Journalism!!!! It is certainly with great pleasure and an “ouff de soulagement” that we have ended our exams!…FOUR Years of semesterly exams and an erratic working schedule are over! It is still inbelievable!!!

It is also with certain enthusiasm that we said our Goodbyes to Mr Leeldharry(don’t know how to spell his name well!!!). After 4 years, he has come to recognize us easily as THE COMMUNICATION Batch among all those students…. Our class used to often arrange for teh provision of classes with him….We paid our due thanks to him. and We will never forget how he managed to find us a class that would start at 7h15 on a saturday morning for our journalism course with Ryan. He has always understand our motives for classs allocation: We are working people and we have to fit the timetable with our working schedule as well as that of the lecturers!!!!

Some of the most memorable moments include:

– Indulging in Black&White Photography at Baie Du Tombeau with Amick Teeluckdharry
– Interview set-up and editing at the MBC
– Stephen Perry’s Class – Media Style
– Khooduruth’s classes(Development Commn & Criminality/Deviance)
– Consumer Culture, Advertising and New Forms of Media classes… and specially those related to IT

As for me, it will be real boring only to work and then comes home afterwards… May be i’ll have to undertake other studies or start thinking about Marriage!!! Pa gagne tracas, pou invite zot pou mo nikah et briani la!

Anywayz, Best of Luck for all those who have a year or years to go…. Be patient… Four Years isn’t that long(you’ll see)…. La perseverance se paye a la fin….

Real Vacation Starts for us!

YOUPPPIIII!

Zaynah

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As you may all have noticed, we are living in the Independance dream these last days and till 12th March….The concept of “Patrimoine Nationale” arises only prior to the great celebration….

Instead of focusing on the festivities on the 12th March 2007 and the flag raising ceremony at 18hr at Caudan – which is, by the way, not a place that is related to the Independance day of 12th March 1968 – Our leaders should have a more focus on how to make people dream of a better future… Please Please Make us becomes more proud of our country in the years to come…. Make Mauritius a more lively and livable place…

“Nous Pay Nou Fierte” – we certainly are proud of the achievements of our country but to what extent will we remain proud of it, when we know that our economy is in deep need of reforms…

Our flag: Is our flag only the symbol of the Independance in schools?? Which brings me to ask : Do the children learn the meaning of the colours of our flag at school??? May be it is considered to be outdated to teach students about the meanings lying behind our Rouge-bleu-jaune-vert flag….

Inevitably we ask ourselves how we are defined as citizens in this country…. and as superficial or paradoxal as it may appears, the following quote is a description of how i see our politicians dealing with people:

“Between the ambitions of the elite and the survival of the masses, the state often appears to survive essentially as a show, a political drama with an audience more or less willing to suspend their disbelief” – O’Brien 1991

Three Cheers for the Republic of Mauritius!

Hip!Hip!Hip! Hourray!

Happy Independance Day! Long Live Mauritius!

Nou pay nou fierte!

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So now, let us talk us talk about the winner Shilpa Shetty from the Celebrity Big Brother Show…. And the talks about racism rose up all throughout the world. What do u think? Is it fair-play that Shilpa won the show or is it because of the ‘racism’ ruccus during the 1st two weeks that favoured a more nation-wide voting against racism that helped Shilpa win the contest?

Hi to u all, i do hope that you have heard and read about the accident at Montagne Longue. The article appeared on L’Express of 15th January 2007:

However, let me explain something to you:

All people in the accident are my neighbours(except for Sabeyroon)…

Today(18/01/2007), Firdose-the 19yr Old married woman breath out her last breath at around 8am leaving a baby of 18months and a husband to struggle for a longer life withour her…

There is still the little girl of 10yrs who is struggling for life… She is still in comma and under artificial breathing at the ICU of Jeetoo Hospital…

Miracle: The baby of 1 1/2yrs(whose mum died today) was thrown out of the car without any ‘egratignures’ but he is always crying and is not able to live with anyone at home(not even his dad)…

Fadilah-The 16yr old girl has dislocated arms and feet… Hossen came out of the coma 2 days back, Surma has a dislocated arm and stil under shock…Moonera is stil recuperating…

How many lives do we still have to lose on the road for people to become responsible drivers on the road???

This is a very sad case but still, just think of this small boy of 18months who will never ever see his mother in his life? who is crying out loud for his mother, day and night? and the husband who will have to explain to his son how his mother died?

Updated fact: Noushrina: The 10Year Old girl, who was in ‘coma’ since last saturday, breathed out this sunday 21/01/2007 at the ISCU of Jeetoo Hospital…

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