Adrift after the applause
Graduation day – the proud smiles, flying caps, tearful hugs, the flash of a camera capturing ‘the beginning of everything.’ But what happens after the confetti settles?
Graduation day – the proud smiles, flying caps, tearful hugs, the flash of a camera capturing ‘the beginning of everything.’ But what happens after the confetti settles?
The Indian Naval Academy (INA), Ezhimala, hosted its Passing Out Parade (POP) today, marking the culmination of rigorous training for 239 trainees, including Midshipmen from the 107th Indian Naval Academy Course and cadets from various Naval Orientation Courses.
As graduation approaches, college students throughout the world are mulling over their futures, balancing aspirations with realistic realities.
Very pertinently has it been pointed out that students will spend three semesters learning things that they have learnt in school. In point of fact, the Honours subject has been accorded an astonishingly minor rating in the overall construct. Not before the third semester will the students be taught the Honours subject, a discipline that is reinforced at the post-graduate level.
Curtin University Malaysia recently held the graduation ceremonies of its Business, Humanities, Engineering and Science faculties, where, the Vice-Chancellor of…
