In my two years as a professor, I got a chance to observe, and interact with, young students. It really added to my learning of human behavior. I guess I learned far more from them than they learned from me. I might not go back next year to teach, but would love to get such a chance in the future. I took a few photographs a few months back and hadn’t really had a chance to post them. These are two of my young students. Some of you have seen the young man in a previous post, Gangsta Rap. He has cleaned up his act since then. The young lady is a budding creatives person and seems to have a bright future in the industry.


8 comments:
I think it would be very rewarding to be a professor. My sister is getting her PhD to do just that!
It indeed is, actually! My mother was a lecturer for almost forty years! My grandmother also taught. I guess I just had to keep the family legacy going. What is your sister doing her PhD in?
Hullo Prat! Missed your coffee last to last sunday. And I like that dude's outfit. Sobber n kool and funky at the same time... I should try it sometime :D
You're a flatterer! My sister is getting her PhD in history. Her thesis is something about the burial rites of Muslims during WWII--were their specific praxis honored by the European powers, etc.
Clothes Horse --- "Her thesis is something about the burial rites of Muslims during WWII--were their specific praxis honored by the European powers, etc."
Wow! That sounds... very PhD!!!
Oh, and I really do envy your petite frame, and the way you can carry off everything.
Hi Ma'am, Love your blog!
(Aalia,
the same batch as Zerxes and Rehaam)
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