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This one hits and hard!

They say nostalgia hits. This one does and hard. Roughly an year ago, fresh into SIBM, Pune - we were all gearing up to be special. Literally! Being a member of the Students' Council at SIBM is what I so looked forward to. I got to be a part of the rocking IT Team for Interim and Junior tenures. Needless to say, it was one of the best time I have ever had. With sine curved pattern of work and fun, it couldn't have been better...or may be it could have been. The Juniors have come, taking their shares of responsibilities and teams have been formed. Alas, I am not in council anymore and how I miss it!

I can only imagine how it would have been to be on the other side of the interview table this time, how when finally the teams would have formed - the introductions and 'insider' sessions would have begun. The tales of legends who have passed through the same responsibilities. I sorely miss it. Wish I could make juniors do things which Abeer, Anu and Sheth made me do during the interview..[Can never forget the 'Mickey Mouse is 'old' cartoon promotion!] All I can say in words for now is this:

For my Senior IT Team [Sid, Sheth, Chitre, Abeer, Anu, Shetty, Vineet] - You guys rocked! Love you all!
For current Senior IT Team - You guys are awesome! Make the Juniors sweat ;)
For Interim IT Team - It is your time to have the best time of your life. Good Luck!

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  1. Interceptor™27 June, 2009

    thanks for remembering us puggy..... :)

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  2. Dream3er06 July, 2009

    Aee even i have juniors .... !!! .. its fun to watch the fresh batch .... trying to badly fit in :P... where i was once :P

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  3. abeer09 July, 2009

    Puggy!
    What I would give to swap places with you in SIBM... the only, I repeat ONLY advantage here is the bank balance :)
    And that I'm afraid I cannot swap...

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