That's the name of my college by the way. NLUD. I got sick of calling it that, letter by letter. It's so long and drawn out.
Not that anyone I know calls it Nallud. That's just my own creation.
So in this post I'll be telling you a little about Nallud.
1. VC: Tends to talk sense but also tends to ramble on a bit. During the Orientation, his speech lasted for about an hour and a half. And the few classes he's taken, he's spent the whole 45 minutes trying to explain a concept for which a mere quarter of an hour would have sufficed. So yeah, just a tad verbose.
2. Chief Warden: Is also a teacher of economics by profession. But all she knows to talk about is how we have imbibed all the evil tendencies of Western culture and forgotten our own pure, holier-than-thou "Indian tradition." Even in her economics class, according to what the seniors tell us. Has an extreme aversion to ANY kind of interaction between the freshers and their seniors, which she calls ragging. Insists we call our seniors bhaiyyas and didis. Which pretty much rules out any possibilities of a junior and senior dating. Not that that's happened. Yet.
3. Assistant Warden for the girls hostel: Goes by the motto "I shall only smile in the presence of those members of society who have a penis." Is female. Of course.
4. Boys Hostel wardens: Incapable of facial expressions and voice modulation.
5. Torts teacher: Speaks bullshit just to check if anyone's listening. Which they aren't. Her sentences aren't gramatically correct by a long shot, let alone being correct on points of law. Always ends her class by assigning homework because she knows the students' ears will perk up at this and enjoys the satisfaction of people listening to her even if it is only for a few seconds everyday. Teacher whose class it is easiest to maaro-fy proxy in because she goes by roll number and never looks up from the attendance sheet.
And that's the faculty. The eccentric (for want of a better word) ones, at least.
3 comments:
OHMYGOD.
YOURE AT LAW SCHOOL.
LETS CELEBRATE!
"Insists we call our seniors bhaiyyas and didis. Which pretty much rules out any possibilities of a junior and senior dating."
ROTFL. Our seniors get pretty offended if we call 'em that. It has to be either "sir" and "ma'am" or first names.
@Disguise: LOL. Apparently I didn't make it clear enough through the post that it's a weird-ass place. But keep watching this space for more college cribs, there's a lot still to come =P
@Nyx: We thought so too. Sir and Ma'am are pretty much standard nowadays. But NOOO, according to her, that'd be ragging. Because our seniors are no superior to us. In spite of the fact that they're older and have been in the college longer =P
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