**An ode to my Alma mater, Amrita School of Business(ASB)...The time when every day was a celebration, our college days...Here is an attempt to revisit those fond memories...
SKH played host to UTSAV (our cultural fest),
the real Ice breaker. It was then that we all became closer and it brought us close to seniors too. From writing out of the world
stories to sketching ‘modern art’ to singing and dancing to the most unpopular
songs, it was full on madness and fun. The short skits inspired from life at ASB
had us in splits.
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To Sir, with love : http://praisesnbrickbats.blogspot.in/2012/05/to-sir-with-love.html
SKH that is not Sri Krishna Hut!
The first memory of SKH (Shri Krishna Hall) is our interactive
session with the faculty. That is when we all got to know each other. It was
followed by the much more interesting fresher’s day given by the seniors. Some
of us sang, some of us danced, some of us were made to give funny speeches and
some of us were made to wear sarees! J .
SKH played host to UTSAV (our cultural fest),
the real Ice breaker. It was then that we all became closer and it brought us close to seniors too. From writing out of the world
stories to sketching ‘modern art’ to singing and dancing to the most unpopular
songs, it was full on madness and fun. The short skits inspired from life at ASB
had us in splits.
How can we ever forget
Uday sir’s SAP – G classes (the music that announced the beginning of the class- Arum mani padme hum)
and the early morning Yoga sessions. Most of the time, some of us couldn’t get
the positions right and at times, some of us fell asleep. I still remember we
all cracking up hearing someone snoring during the Shavasana J.
SKH also gifted us the memory
of a life time that is Pragati, our Business Fest. It was sheer madness. Pragati is beyond words.
The Diwali celebration and
the sweet distribution also took place in SKH. Not to forget the numerous
colloquia and screenings of movies and cricket matches!!!
Then the SKH went for a makeover. The row seats, the carpet, the lighting and most of all, The AC! J. But I loved the old SKH more.
The stage at SKH is special as this was where
many of us performed anything at all for the first time in our lives!
# The SKH reminds me of
Gumkaji. During our first ever batch meeting, when Gumkaji got up to introduce
himself, he hit the speakers with a thud. That was the first light moment we shared as
a batch which was to follow with many many more happy moments which we are
thankful for.
To Sir, with love : http://praisesnbrickbats.blogspot.in/2012/05/to-sir-with-love.html
Arun
Babu.
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