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Where Mockingbirds stop singing and when Cape Town moves across continents

By Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay Wed, Mar 14, 2012 2:29AM UTC 2 Comments

For 52 years Mockingbirds have survived periodic upsurges of degenerative trends and remained epitomes of threatened innocence. Spanning cultures, countries, people and languages people believe that “it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird”. That belief however is not shared by promoters of a pub in our locality who have given the name of ‘Mockingbird Lounge’...

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The Great Royal Wedding Escape

By Newman University College Thu, Apr 21, 2011 9:20PM UTC 0 Comment

I saw online a few days ago, that in a survey of 740 people carried out by social networking site CitySocialising, it was suggested that 18% of people planned to leave the country altogether in time for the ceremony! I’m just curious – is that because 18% of them don’t want to watch the Royal...

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Not exactly original, is it?

By Newman University College Tue, Mar 01, 2011 6:08PM UTC 0 Comment

“This is a new blog, and I’m new to blogging”. How many times has that been written in the blogosphere? Just because it’s true doesn’t make it front page news. It doesn’t excuse me from writing a bad or a boring blog just because it’s my first time either. Hopefully, you won’t find it boring...

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