op-ed | A broken pact: The anti-national university
Three major universities that grew outside the British colonial model of affiliating collegiate systems — JNU, Hyderabad Central University, and JU — were quickest to catch the ‘anti-national’ logo
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Three major universities that grew outside the British colonial model of affiliating collegiate systems — JNU, Hyderabad Central University, and JU — were quickest to catch the ‘anti-national’ logo
Saikat Majumdar surveys developments from the Gulf to South Korea in light of the closure of Yale-NUS College
the last bug My favorite (computer related) poem: The Last Bug "The client is happy, But he was determined and go it alone. "I've got it!" he cried, "Just change this instruction!" Then change two, then change more, as day followed night. he would get it right! It still wasn't perfect, as year followed year, "Is that guy still here?" He died at the console, Next day he was buried, accepted his fate. And the last bug in sight, an ant passing by, I have no idea who wrote this. Please let me know if you do. FSF was assisted by one David Larabee in tracking down t...
FSF was assisted by one David Larabee in tracking down the author: "This is a great poem. The copy I have (which dates to the early 1970's) credits Lou Ellen Davis with writing the poem in December of 1967: an era of IBM cards, their readers (put the card in face down, 9-edge first), and 9-track Mag tapes…"