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This is the November 2011 issue of The Loyolean, the school magazine of Loyola School, Jamshedpur

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Page 1: The Loyolean - School Magazine November 2011 issue

November 2011

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LIFE STARTS HERE

Turn to Back Page for More

LIFE STARTS HERE

LIFE STARTS HERE

© LOYOLA PRESS CLUB

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LoyoleanT h e

j a m s h e d p u r , N o v ‘ 1 1 , V o l 1 9 / 2

ModeratorsTr. Shamita AhujaTr. Sapna JacobTr. Sonia Raisurana

EditorAkash Tiwary

Associate EditorSreya Ahuja

IllustrationsTathagata SenguptaAnkit KerkettaUpaj EkkaRahul Tiwary

PhotographerSarvesh Singh

ReportersTanvi MathurVikram Kumar

Devyani Chandra

Varun PandeyAyush TanejaIndranil Ganguly Mayukh SenDebdeep ChattorajArjun RaisuranaArya

DesignRahul Chandrashekhar

Ashu Prabhat KandulnaAbhilash PrasannSandipan SenKetaki VermaDipanjan RoychowdhuryAnshuli Rajeeva

Malvika SandhuMeghna MalhotraAsad Jawed Ahmed

The objective of Jesuit education is to assist

in the fullest possible development of all God

given talents of each individual person as a

member of the human community. The kind

of transformation that Loyola wants to bring

about in our students rests on four pillars :

Social, Intellectual, Spiritual and Personal.

It seeks to engage students in the

teaching/learning process and encourages

personal and collective responsibility.

In other words, education at Loyola aims for holistic development.

Holistic education is a philosophy of education based on the premise

that each person finds identity, meaning, and purpose in life through

connections to the community, to the natural world, and to

humanitarian values such as compassion and peace. Holistic education

aims to call forth from people an intrinsic reverence for life and a

passionate love of learning. It aims at helping students be the most that

they can be.

Consider your life's greatest challenges. What did you need to know to

overcome the obstacles you faced? Consider your greatest successes.

What did you need to know in order to achieve those successes? Then

ask yourself, how many of those things that I needed to know did I learn

in school?

At Loyola we try to delegate responsibility to our students wherever

possible. With activities and competitions taking place every other day,

students are provided with ample opportunities to develop their soft

skills and thereby broaden their perspective. They are encouraged to

go beyond class room learning. Team work teaches them about

themselves, about healthy relationships and pro-social behavior, social

and emotional development and resilience.

The recently launched movie “Partly Right” made by the Dramatics

Club has attempted to provide a platform for the students not only to

hone their talent and try their leadership skills, it has also helped create

awareness about a burning social issue – that of student suicide.

I am sure Loyoleans realize how privileged they are to be studying in an

institution which gives them so many opportunities and challenges

which will ultimately prepare them for their true calling in life. We hope

you make the best use of the golden opportunities that are being

provided to you.

With best wishes,

Fr Victor F. Misquith, S.J.

Principal

From the Principal's Desk…..

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SURVIVAL

You can't buy love, but you pay heavily for it

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THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2 THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2

The greatest sense of fulfillment comes when you live up to expectations. The Loyola Press Club had promised the readers and patrons of The Loyolean, a cartoon strip that could bring to life commonplace events that happen in a school.

The inside covers carry the first three cartoon strips designed by our Illustrators. It may not be the most striking creation in this domain, but it is definitely something that the LPC is very proud of. It has been a complete year since the idea was first thought of by our extremely gifted illustrators. None of this would have been possible without their skills.

When we first introduced the seven cartoon characters in the school assembly, some genuine faults were also pointed out. For instance, there was no proper mode of presenting the cartoon strips. If we produced one cartoon every issue, the idea would never survive. Initially, we had thought of introducing a fortnightly. However, this too didn’t materialize because we weren’t very confident of its communication ability. Any magazine/mode of communication works only if there is a connect with its readers/viewers/users. The team hopes to work out an alternative by next year.

A talk with Mrs. Leela Ghose, the first moderator of the Loyola Press Club, brought to my notice a very interesting aspect of life; tradition. Mrs. Ghose, who is a beautiful and inspiring woman and teacher, was overjoyed to see that we had preserved the symbol of the Club and had continued the serialization begun by our seniors. She told me that the logo was conceptualized by a Loyolean more than a decade back.

While it does weigh us down, tradition also prevents us from faltering. Also, a lot of value has been added to the magazine only because we retained what our seniors had passed down to us.

While we are certain that our idea will strike a chord, there is this lingering fear of losing the cartoon characters. This is one fear that will only be subdued with time.

The Loyolean is a true reflection of what is happening in our school. We introduced this cartoon strip not because we intended to show-off our expert artists. Our purpose was to depict everything that a student encounters through art. By doing this, we wouldn’t need to rely on heavy articles that don’t have a wide audience. On the other hand, visuals are something that all of us can relate to easily.

We have left a few aspects of the cartoon strip open for suggestions. The LPC sincerely requests all its readers to fill in the Feedback Form available on the last page of the magazine and submit it to the school office. This will ensure the involvement of a large number of people. This, in my opinion, will contribute a lot to the idea’s preservation.

The Loyola Press Club humbly presents to you, our most ambitious creation: the cartoon strip. We hope you like it!

A child's greatest period of growth is the month after you've purchased new school uniforms

We are left awed by the gallantry, the steely determination, and the raw courage of the survivors around us.

We are daunted by the hardships they had to face. Be it a war survivor or an earthquake survivor, we are numbed by the losses they have had to

endure. But in the midst of all this, we forget that we too

are actually surviving… we too are SURVIVORS.

Not a single one of s merely 'lives'. Each one of survives,

survives in their raw, harsh wilderness we call LIFE. The problems differ, the pain varies, the survival tactics are different, but, at the end of the day, each one of us 'survives'.

The human mind and the human heart that are more delicate than the leaves of touch-me-not, yet

stronger than any Kevlar coat, are put through innumerable battles in the

course of a lifespan.

Surviving death, loss, grief, heartache, pain… also surviving happiness which knocks you off your feet, love which makes

the world go round, fun, which can get you giddy. All our lives, we are surviving broken bones & broken promises, surviving the highs & the lows, surviving success & failure, love & hatred, friendship & enmity, grief & happiness.

And of course, the teen mind, vulnerable and susceptible, the teen heart, overexcited and gullible, are faced with a numerous other daggers which they need to dodge. Some such poison arrows are dodged successfully, while others strike and leave behind a scarred mind and a torn heart.

We are surviving low grades, scarce marks, strict teachers, expectant parents, 9 O' clock curfews, innumerable deadlines, and pressures of peer groups and fanatical volumes of books.

We survive intense insecurities, deathly depression, the drunken high of a tender first love, the devastating pain of a hideous first heartbreak, the dark lure of booze and drugs, the stupefying metamorphosis of some of your best buddies.

You and I will survive the confusion called puberty; survive overactive hormones and crazy mood swings and most importantly the transition from childhood to adulthood.

We will be surviving new responsibilities, heavier expectations, bigger decisions, maddening schedules and before I forget, SURVIVING LIFE.

Look inside yourself, do you now see the SURVIVOR?

DEYASINI BISWAS

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Then he stood up, took out the bottle of potassium cyanide from his breast pocket, looked up towards the sky, and sent up a prayer for forgiveness, salvation, redemption et al. He knew well that he would not have much time before he would perish after consuming the fatal potion. So he looked down upon the grave and blurted - "I love you." It seemed the sentence did not end and loomed in the air. He consumed the poison. The unadulterated poison started to work.

Mr. Fernandez felt a choking sensation. He knew the time had come. He spoke aloud the last word he'd ever speak: 'jenny'. There was hardly a three second gap between his penultimate verbal action and his last word. So it sounded as if the dying man had uttered a sentence - "I love you, Jenny." He collapsed and fell on the hard stone of the grave, in such a position that his lips embarked on a word he uttered and cherished the most in his lifetime - 'Jenny'. To a layman, it would seem as if the dead man was kissing the word he loved - 'Jenny'. Jenny was dead. And now, Jenny's father also died, lying above her grave. He was a dead man. Both from inside and out.

KSHITIJ ANAND

XI B

After this, Mr. Fernandez could not pull himself together. A few days later he was found nearing a chemist's shop, the same his daughter Jenny bought the fatal potion from. This was the potion that killed both Jenny and her father. Jenny died physically, but her father morally, emotionally, spiritually and mentally. He knew well the kind of chemicals the shop displayed on its shelves. So he paid a few extra bills to get the pure unadulterated potassium cyanide, the deadly poison which could kill within seconds. He certainly didn't want to die, suffering like his daughter did. He had suffered much and now it was his time to relive himself of all his sufferings.

Mr. Fernandez got back into his car, brought back the engine to life, and drove towards the cemetery. Reaching there, he killed the engine and came out of the car. Mr. Fernandez traced his steps down the paved way to the far corner of the west wall of the cemetery, where Jenny lay in her grave, peacefully or not, Mr. Fernandez did not know. He only wished to. Reaching the grave, he found no one there. He thanked God for it. Kneeling before the grave, his hands caressed a word, which was chiseled on the grave - 'Jenny'. He cried for a full eight minutes, his hand still caressing that word.

A FATHER'S DELIRIUM

EDITORIAL WHAT LED TO THE JOGGA DEBACLE?

We went in as favorites, as the team to beat, as the reigning champions. We hoped we would come out of the tournament with the trophy and with our pride and integrity intact. Instead, the Loyola Football Team was knocked out of the JOGGA football tournament. Here is how the events unfolded.

Our first match was against St. Mary's whom we beat 3-1 having come from a goal down. Southpoint won their first match against KPS mango 10-0. We faced Southpoint the next game. It was a difficult and an interesting match. The matched ended in a 1 all draw. The next day St. Mary's then gave Southpoint a walkover. It was here that we came to know that only one team would progress from our group. If we beat KPS Mango, we would have been level on points with Southpoint. On such situations, the team with a better goal difference ( i.e. the difference between the no of goals scored minus the no of goals conceded) qualifies for the next round. In the final match, we needed to score 9 goals to go through on goal difference rule. We had to face KPS, Mango in our third match. Beating them was not the difficult part, beating them by 9 goals was. Our team stepped up and at the end of a 30min long first half, we had pumped in 7 goals. We needed just two more to qualify. It didn't seem all that difficult.

When we entered the pitch, we saw that only 7 KPS players were on the ground. A minute after the second half started, one player“limped off”. The referee said that the match will have to end because a side cannot play with less than 7 players and that the final result would be 7-0. That meant we had been knocked out. Apparently NO player was available as replacement. Here is the surprising part; there hadn't been a single foul in the entire game. How were the players injured then? It wasn't bad performance that led to the defeat but factors that we couldn't influence. The team hopes that the tournament is regulated in a better fashion next time.

Abhilash Prasann

(Goalkeeper of Senior Football Team)

XIIE

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4 Bad officials are elected by good citizens who do not vote Laziness is nothing more than the habit of resting before you get tired

TEQUILA SUNRISE

4 5

THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2 THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2

I opened my eyes. I was still standing the cliff I was standing on; they would was bleeding. You had tended to my there. I knew then, that my eyes were tear me apart instantly. Good. Even if wound. I remember you telling me you shining. Strands of hair brushing lightly that wasn't enough, I could always were a doctor.against my face in the cool morning drown. I'd also heard sharks dwelled in That was the night I fell in love. Fell head breeze: I was strangely afraid they would these waters. This place spelled over heels, in love with you. I barely knew leave a Mark on soft skin. dangerous. Forbidden. I thought it was you.

beautiful.I checked my watch again. O' five hundred That was the night you died. They said it hours. Eighteen minutes to sunrise. A tequila bottle was sitting there, on the was a car accident. I knew you were too ground to my right, empty. I had Far East, across the brilliant and shining good to be true.drowned it all in one go. My head was blue sea, where the sky and the waters

swirling with thoughts. Yet, I was very I still hoped against hope, sitting in that appeared to merge into one, I was aware of where I was. I had always ambulance, that I was wrong. That you beginning to see yellow: the sun, a thought I knew how to control my weren't going to die. But I was right. 'glowing ember, emerging against the faint emotions, to discipline my mind. When I red. My eyes travelled up, toward the I'd never done anything on impulse woke up today, I decided I would simply white, smooth clouds above. I stretched before. I decided to do it just this once. I let go.one pale hand, hoping; wishing, to decided there was no more reason left for

capture their beauty. But they were too I don't know who I was talking to, it was me to live. I decided to jump off a cliff to far. just me there, but I still said a lot of bring my world to an end. I decided that

things. Everything made sense now. I looked down. I felt my heart thumping my story was complete.loudly inside my chest, threatening to 'Before I jumped, do you know the last I checked my watch again. Ten seconds to burst open. I wanted it to. It would have thing that entered my mind? You. I still sunrise. The flight was magical.been a better way of dying. remember the first time I saw you. I was

MEGHNA MALHOTRA From up above there, I could clearly see dancing. I was high. There was music. below: the protruding, angular edges of Disco lights everywhere. I remember I XI D

It wasn't the first time she hadn't the race that many had run but none could everyday every moment of his life. It killed answered as he waited outside .There had win. Not even him. him that he had to stay away.been one rare occasion after a fight that The wind made him shiver and he pulled Had it been possible, he would have waited she hadn't answered the door. But things his jacket close, still lost in her thoughts. right there all his life, Just hang around to had returned to normal within an hour; He'd never missed a daily thought about avoid the emptiness that her absence back to sparkling eyes and smiles. She her since the day he met her. He was brought, hoping to see her. But the didn't even know how to get angry! She silently aware of the fact that she might morning brought to him the hard was too pure and soft for such harsh not meet him again. Yet he stayed hoping realization that it wouldn't happen.emotions. He stood there in the cold, with he would at least get to see her. It He took three steps forward and put the the bunch of white flowers he always reminded him of the innumerable times flowers on the cemented platform and ran brought along when he came to see her. he'd waited to just catch a glimpse of her his fingers on the engraved name, a sad And every time he gave them to her, she like so many others. And yet she'd never smile on his face.smiled the most beautiful smile-heavenly been proud of herself.

He turned and walked away-each step and magical- thus reminding him that he The darkness of the night faded away taking him away from the girl who lay no longer owned his heart; she did. slowly and the soft sun-rays filled in the some feet under the ground with the Standing in the winter fog he thought of airy mist. She'd been the sunrise in his life. million hearts shed stolen simply by her. She was so perfect that there had He smiled realizing that everything existing. Looking back, he read the been times he had doubted her existence. existing reminded him of her, nothing board outside the fenced land of the The way she smiled, tossed her hair or existed that didn't. He breathed the

simply the way she talked looking straight graveyard. It read-"Your loved ones naturally scented air, feeling her presence into your eyes reaching your heart, you may be gone, but their essence remains in the magical sight, the breathtaking couldn't help but fall in love with her all beauty reminding him of the girl who'd here"over again. It would have been the same stolen a million hearts. He longed to see MALVIKA SANDHUwith anybody else. She'd always been the her; it hurt to not see her beautiful face

XI Dheart throb-the most beautiful trophy of

THE ESSENCE OF LOVE

If you are born at the right time, with some access to family ... the emotional impairment." According to Dr. J. Reid Meloy's fortune, and you have a special talent for whipping up other book, The Psychopathic Mind, although psychopaths don't feel people's hatred and sense of deprivation, you can arrange emotion in a normal sense, they do experience boredom, envy, to kill large numbers of unsuspecting people. With enough exhilaration, contempt, sadistic pleasure, anger, and hints of money, you can accomplish this from far away, and you can depression.sit back safely and watch in satisfaction.

Behind the exquisitely deceptive mask of the psychopath the Crazy and frightening - and real, in about 4 percent of the emotional alteration we feel appears to be primarily one of population....the prevalence rate for anorexic eating degree, a consistent levelling of response to petty ranges and disorders is estimated a 3.43 percent, deemed to be nearly an incapacity to react with sufficient seriousness to achieve epidemic, and yet this figure is a fraction lower than the rate much more than pseudo-experience or quasi-experience.for antisocial personality. The high-profile disorders classed

It is only when a person takes a long and careful look at the full-as schizophrenia occur in only about 1 percent of

blown psychopath - a sort of [ t h e

population]

- a mere exaquarter of

g g ethe rate of rateantisocial

personality

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Centre's for d Narcissist D i s e a s e

- that they are Control and Prevention say able to see the that the rate of colon cancer

caricature of the in the Uni ted States , traits that then make considered "alarmingly

it easier for them to high," is about 40 per identify the "garden 100,000 - one hundred times variety" psychopath - lower than the rate of and/or the Narcissist.antisocial personality.

Wikipedia describes We are not commonly aware of, t h a t , " t r a d i t i o n a l nor do we usually identify, the larger t h e r a p e u t i c number of nonviolent sociopaths

approaches actual ly among us, people who often are not make them, if not worse, blatant lawbreakers, and against whom our

t h e n f a r m o r e a d e p t a t formal legal system provides little defence.manipulating others and concealing their

Most of us would not imagine any correspondence behaviour. They are generally considered to be

between conceiving an ethnic genocide and, say, guiltlessly not only incurable but also untreatable." Basically psychopaths

lying to one's boss about a co-worker. But the psychological are the way they are, for life. In most legal jurisdictions they are

correspondence is not only there; it is chilling. Simple and considered sane. So technically, they're not mentally ill, just

profound, the link is the absence of the inner mechanism different…

that beats up on us, emotionally speaking, when we make a …And therein lies the risk!choice we view as immoral, unethical, neglectful, or selfish.

COMPILED BY SREYA AHUJAThe book, The Psychopath, by James Blair, Karina Blair, and

Derek Mitchell, states, "The crucial aspect of psychopathy is XII B

THE MASK OF SANITY

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Those who can't laugh at themselves leave the job to others You're getting old when you enjoy remembering things more than doing them 6

THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2 THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2

Captain CLOSE - UPRAHUL ROBIN OF C H E E T A H SHow do you feel being the captain of a house set to score a hat-trick?

I am proud to hold my post as captain, at such an important time. I am fully focused on bringing the cup to our side for the third time in a row. It would be a memorable victory.

What is your game plan?

The house is preparing for a clean sweep over all awards. Personally approaching athletes is on top of my agenda. This

helps them perform better since they know that they are being trusted. On a more personal account, I am certain of clinching medals

in the long jump and triple jump events.

Whom do you consider your strongest asset for the sports day?

I consider all athletes to be strong assets. In my opinion, the final day would itself reveal who our important pillars are. Yet, I do not rule out the possibility of dark horses.

Where does your house need corrections? Why?

The house has missed out on the march-past and discipline awards for a long span of time. I want this to change. It is essential to clinch these awards along with the Championship since discipline is the key to every achievement. The march-past is the prime display of the day. So, both cannot be ignored.

How are you anticipating Sports Day?

The Sports Day (DECEMBER 9, 2011), as always, will be a grand event with intense competition and surprises that will thrill all of us.

JAIRAJ SINGH OF J A G U A R SThe post of a House Captain is very coveted. How do you feel holding it?

I have worked very hard for this post. It represents the trust of my teachers and my companions. I take great pride in holding this position.

It is not surprising to see a Jaguar win the 'Athlete of the Year' award in the prime category. What do you say?

Our members have performed very well in the ISC/ICSE Athletic Meet. It won't be wrong to say that we have an edge over others. We are armed with prior athletic experience that we will capitalize on.

You are an ace badminton player. Unfortunately we do not have such an event category. Do you consider it to be a disadvantage?

No! I have no rebellious thoughts about that. I do not see any disadvantage but only an aim to convert all available opportunities into

victories. I believe that demanding a sport that personally favours me would be very selfish and I do not intend to do it.

Do you thing Jaguars would perform better under your leadership? Why?

A year is a very short span of time in which a House Captain is expected to perform. It is a very difficult job. Nevertheless, I am a sportsman and I feel I can understand the athletes and

demands of Sports Day very well. I think I can instill a spirit of sportsmanship in the members of my house. It is a very essential component of anything to do with sports.

How are you anticipating Sports Day?

I see it as a day with the perfect balance of sports and style. It is an event that the entire school carries off very gracefully. And in all of this is

this latent spirit of competition that is very intoxicating. I am looking forward to it completely.

ZEESHAN AKRAM OF L E O P A R D SWhat will be your strategy for the Sports Day?

I will capitalize on our strengths. I will try to get as many people to participate as I can. Who knows? We may discover some new athletes. This will also increase our chances of winning an event.

You are the captain and this will be your last Sports Day. How are you feeling?It is an unparalleled feeling. I am one of the leaders of the Loyola Family and that itself makes me really proud. It has always been my dream to lead this house. Since this will be my last Sports Day, I just want to make it very special for the house, especially the 12th standard members and myself.

What do you think are the strong areas of your House?We have a pretty talented group. I feel we can really excel in the team-sport categories. Usually my House is the best in Marching and also one of the most disciplined houses. We will try to get maximum points for Marching. Also, the senior members in my House co-ordinate with each other very well. The juniors and the girls show a lot of promise. I hope we can make the most of these things.

What are your expectations from the girls' squad? How will you deal with them?I am happy I have a very good girls' squad. They are pretty good in most of the sports. They are slightly low on the discipline front. I am going to be strict about this, after all expectations are very high. And not just the girls' squad, I am going to be the same with every squad. I don't want anybody's action to reflect poorly on the house.

What impression do you want to leave on the members of your house?

I am going to try and be very approachable. For some unknown reason, there are many juniors who fear coming up to me. I want this fear to go. I am open to suggestions from everyone. I want them to see me as a friendly but passionate guy. I hope that when I leave school, Leopards will remember me as fondly as they remember our previous captains.

SANJAN PARIDA OF P A N T H E R SWhat do you have planned for Sports Day?I want to let everyone participate, not just the regulars. I will try to convince those who are good and still not participate. By doing this, I hope to churn out as many new gems as possible. We may not have the best squad but this won't deter us from working on our strengths and maximizing returns.

What type of captain are you going to be?I am going to be aggressive. When needed, I will be casual when needed but then again, I will push everyone to the limit. No compromising when it comes to the House.

And what are your strong areas?I am personally a very good marcher. I hope to instill this quality in the House. I hope we win the title for Best Marching. Sadly, we don't have many athletes this time, but the few that we do have are really good. We will be relying on them to lead the different teams and also to train the others. We have decent teams and with hard work. I don't see why we can't beat the others.

How will you deal with indiscipline? As i said earlier there will be no compromise in the name of the house. Those who mess up or cost the house points because of their indiscipline will be dealt with severely. Athlete or no athlete, anyone who is undisciplined will be dealt with severely. Also, I feel that the girls' squad of the Panther House is full of delicate darlings. Most of them don't take part in the heat and dust of Sports Day. They also don't march well. This is unacceptable. I am going to change this. I don't want our squad to lag behind. It is a tough job but I will do it.

How do you regard your captaincy and this year's Sports Day?I wanted to lead this House ever since the fourth grade. Today, I am living my dream. I can't ask for anything more. I hope to make the best of this special occasion. It will also be my last Sports Day and I have so many mixed feelings about it. I think this year's Sports Day is going to be very special.

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The graphs are scaled out of 15, except for the GLAMOUR QUOTIENT category(scaled out of 5).

Analysis has been based on facts and figures provided by the House Captains.

The Loyola Press Club has only represented these facts graphically and does not vouch for the authenticity of the information.

This analysis clearly projects the CHEETAHS as a winner with the other three Houses in close competition.

FINAL RESULTS MAY DIFFER.

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THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2 THE LOYOLEAN, JAMSHEDPUR, NOVEMBER ‘11, VOL 19/2

To be sure of hitting the target, shoot first and then call whatever you hit the target

Sleep with one eye open screaming, sweating and impatient fans waiting for the showstopper-Metallica! Metallica opened their act with 'Creeping Grippin' your pillow tightDeath'. The crowd went berserk and started headbanging in sync. Exit light Metallica started playing their songs faster and the energy in the

Enter night arena started skyrocketing! Songs like 'For Whom The Bell Tolls', Take my hand 'Master of Puppets ' , 'Enter Sandman', 'Welcome

Home(Sanitarium)', kept the crowd asking for more. We're off to never never-land!The never-ending solos of Kirk Hammett, the killer riffs and loud And so I left for Bangalore on 29th October to watch the lords of vocals of James Hetfield, the powerful beats of Lars Ulrich and the Heavy Metal, Metallica, perform live in India for the first time. strong bass line and bass solos of Robert Trujillo literally took me to Reaching Bangalore on the eve of D-Day, I could hardly contain my another world. My lifelong dream had finally become a reality!excitement to watch James Hetfield take centre stage and roar "Are

you ready?!" as the crowd all around me screams itself hoarse. Metallica onstage, firework displays all around the arena, the presence of 25,000 Metallica fans around me and the air The day of the concert, I was at Palace Grounds at 9 in the saturated with Metallica's music made it an evening that I'll morning with all the other Metallica fanatics, waiting for the remember all my life. arena gates to open. There was a mad race for the front row and

even though I didn't reach it the first time, I managed to scramble I did not want the experience to ever end but with "Seek and to the front row later during the concert. As is well-known, the Destroy", Metallica ended the one and a half hour concert, real experience of a concert can only be enjoyed in the front row, leaving all the fans begging for more. It was a dream come true to with the guitarists playing right in front of you and the raw power me and I consider myself extremely fortunate to have lived the of the music hitting you before anyone else! experience of a lifetime. Hail Metallica, Hail Metal! The opening act was by an Indian metal band known as "Inner SANJAN PARIDASanctum" that really managed to jazz up the crowd, followed by XII E Scottish band Biffy Clyro. There were more than 25,000

METALLICA INDIA TOUR

The origin of Formula One racing is not very humble. Some feel body(BCCI). It is true that the government gave a lot of import that it evolved out of a need to showcase manufacturing and export subsidies and didn't charge any entertainment tax. abilities. F1 fanatics claim that love for motorsport was what But such subsidies are common in many activities. If we don't let lead Enzo Ferrari and others to organize the earliest races. In the large figures cloud our vision, then we will see that F1 is a either case, a niche sport was born that wasn't really nascent sport in India. And it deserves to be encouraged. All understood by everybody and had very few participants. Let us other sports had their chance and failed to strike a chord. put all arguments on F1, both against and for, aside. What can Formula One is already very popular and the Indian edition you conclude by examining F1 as just a sport? You could call it a reported almost full seat occupancy. Not just sportsmen, but freak sport , which is only loved by speed maniacs and auto some socially active elements too are trying to pull down the enthusiasts. That may be the correct definition. Your analysis sport. They feel that there is immense poverty in our country, would then be in the same breath as that of a football fanatic's which needs to be addressed first. As if none of us knew that! It analysis of cricket. For him, cricket would be a sport played by is true that a lot of disparity exists between the environment lazy men who don't care a bit about getting into action. Formula surrounding this niche sport and the country hosting it, but this One is no different from any other sport. It caters to a certain doesn't mean we junk the sport altogether. We should not be audience and should not be hated just because some people treating these social maladies exclusively. Let us look at F1 as a don't like it. costly treat. A treat for which patrons of the Indian motorsport

community, like Vicky Chandhok and Vijay Mallya, have waited When the Jaypee Group first floated the idea of bringing F1 to over three decades. The truth is that F1 does not only satisfy the India in 2008, nobody understood the need of taking such a needs of its select audience. In the coming years, if the sport gamble. This decision was of course welcomed by motorsport catches on, it will generate a lot of growth for various other enthusiasts, but that was about it. The Indian sporting world felt processes in the country. Formula One is a very exclusive sport. (some like P.T Usha still do) that the sport isn't popular in our Not every country boasts of hosting a Formula One race. Canada country and demands unholy amounts of money that should and France couldn't afford to maintain tracks. The Singapore ideally go to other sporting activities. Their claim wasn't entirely Grand Prix is very cheap compared to the Indian edition. The wrong. But then, as students, we have only heard of how one former is a street race whereas the Indian edition boasts of can progress in the cricketing line. Not one of us can see the having one of the world's best race tracks and facilities. The future in taking up other sports. This is mainly because of lack of Jaypee Group has ushered in nothing less than a revolution. support and funding. F1 is never really short of funding. The Formula One is a platform where the world's best engineering Indian Grand Prix had an array of critics trying their best to take solutions are formulated and applied. India is indeed going to it down. A common argument was that other sporting activities benefit strategically because of this. After the recent recession, in India could benefit instead with the amount of money being many Formula One teams shut down. There is a lack of funding and invested. Now, that is real humbug. the ever green European circuits are beginning to show wear. This is

Like cricket, F1 is funded privately. All of us have seen the why F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone decided to exploit other venues. As progress made by cricket due to its handling by a private one article puts it: India doesn't need F1 but F1 needs India!

DOES INDIA NEED F1?

In an age where global barriers are rapidly becoming a thing of the past, it is but natural to expect that global cultural exchange would rapidly become a common place factor. In today's changed scenario, one would not have to travel all the way to China or West Indies or Dubai to figure out how people live, the food they prefer, the festivities and traditions they follow. Cultural diversities have been poured into a global cauldron and stirred by the young generation and what emerges is a wonderful “we are the world” picture where the people, particularly youngsters, look forward to sharing things that they have learnt from their global counterparts. To catch this essence, Loyola School held a wide range of events out of which one was on the theme “New Year Celebrations” and in this context a special assembly was also held. There was a Fashion Show as part of the Teachers' Day celebration and the Children's Day Mela had a unique corner catering to this theme.

A survey carried out from among 135 students gave a clear picture on the student opinion on these issues.

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AWARD

STUDENTS DRESSED IN MAHARASHTRIAN ATTIRE DURING THE FASHION SHOW

The information given about the New Year celebrations in countries across the globe was:

Which cuisine did you like the most out of the ones that were available during the Children's Day mela?

Do you celebrate New Year for the Traditional aspect of it?

Do you wear traditional clothes during New Year?

Which ethnic clothing did you like the most?

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F1 has finally knocked at India's doorsteps. The year 2011 is Virgin-Cosworth and Kamui Kobayashi of Sauber-Ferrari going to be a landmark not just for motorsport enthusiasts contacted. Neither of them pitted and instead had to retire. The but for all of India. Hosted at the Buddh International Indian track's potential was reached fully only because of the Circuit(BIC) by the Jaypee Group, the Indian edition of the changes that FIA brought in this year. DRS (Drag Reduction 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship was wooed System) and Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) were everybody. Words of praise have even come in from greats allowed to be used. like Sir Jackie Stewart (The Flying Scotsman) who is three time The very principle of aero dynamicity in Formula One cars is to F1 World Champion. Designed by Hermann Tilke, who has create as much downforce/drag as possible. When fast moving fast circuits like Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi, and street circuits like objects move through air, its aero dynamicity decides how much Beijing International to his name, the BIC is not an easy circuit lift or downforce will act on it. For example, an air plane's wings to race on. It has almost 16 turns (look at figure nipped from are designed to make it rise up in the air (Lift). The converse is Wikipedia) and has very few table tops. The highest speed true for a Formula One Car. Engineers toil on different designs to attainable on the circuit is between Turn 3 and Turn 4 (318 ensure maximum downforce is created. Sometimes, this kph).A Formula One car can rarely reach that speed. It could downforce acts detrimental to the car's speed. This is where DRS have been possible with a V-10 engine, but new FIA comes in. The Drag Reduction involves the opening of a letter-regulations state that teams can only use 2.4 l V-8 engines. box shaped part in the rear wing of the car. This allows air to This basically means lesser power generated. In case you find move through it without obstruction. In totality, the speed of the the engine nomenclature strange, then look at certain high car increases. KERS is useful because a lot of energy is lost during end bikes, which have a V-shaped engine. If you put eight braking at Turns. Now the BIC had a total of 16 turns. The race such engines together, you get a V-8 engine. However, the would have been very uninteresting without KERS. With this efficiency of a Formula One engine is way beyond a technology, every time the driver brakes, the kinetic energy commercially traded vehicle. The race had a total of 60 laps. generated in the differential is converted into electrical energy Not everybody could complete the task. Felipe Massa was and stored in a battery. the KERS is used extensively during starts and suspended before he could complete his 32nd track. Buerni for overtaking. Hamilton said in an interview that the Indian track has retired due to technical difficulties along with Maldonado a lot of positions where overtaking is possible. Unlike street races, who had some gearbox issues. The Indian audience which are basically a cheaper version of the actual circuit experienced a high-speed accident when Timo Glock of phenomena, Indians witnessed a lot of heavy-duty overtaking.

The Grand INDIAN GRAND PRIX

All cars this year used two versions(hard and soft) of Pirelli tyres. Engineers prefer to use soft tyres because after running on tracks for some time, the friction generated starts burning up the tyres and thus allowing it to stick on the tracks. This increases the stability of the cars tremendously. Telemetry machines and Accident Data Recorders (ADRs) were installed on the cars along with cameras to keep track of the driver. As usual, the survival cell of every car was designed in accordance with FIA Regulations. In case you are new to F1 and are wondering how a driver fits in, all you need to know is that engineers are instructed to make the survival cell/cockpit large enough to allow a driver to fit in with his legs stretched. Regulations state that his legs must not cross the front wheel axis. This ensures his safety in the event of an impact. The fuel used in Formula One cars is very different from regular petrol. Fuel includes blends of Nahphtenes, Olefins, Di-Olefins and Paraffins. If you are learning Organic Chemistry, then these terms are easy to comprehend.

This year's season began in Australia with Vettel winning it. After

Australia, the race progressed to Malaysia, China and then to 13

other countries. India was the 17th host of the 2011 Formula

One World Championship. Three names are reigning the

Formula One circuit. They are: Sebastian Vettel (11 victories),

Jenson Button (3 victories) and Lewis Hamilton (3 victories).

Vettel won the Indian edition very comfortably. He leaded every

lap of the race and comfortably finished ahead of Jenson Button

(2nd position) by 8.4 seconds. Vettel represents Red Bull Racing

(RBR)-Renault, which is currently leading with McLaren and

Ferrari in second and third positions. Coming in second and third

were Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso. Our very own Narain

Karthikeyan who drives for HRT-Cosworth completed at

position 17. Racing icon Michael Schumacher finished fifth. A

total of 12 teams had participated.

Sadly, Vettel couldn't recreate this Indian magic at Yas Marina,

Abu Dhabi, where he had to retire after a tyre difficulty. So, in a

way, India has been very special for Vettel.

The race was witnessed by well-known faces like Sachin

Tendulkar, Arjun Rampal, Shah Rukh Khan and others.

THE COMPONENTS WHO WON?

T H E T R A C K

This is one question that the youth of our country must ask. The future of Formula One in India depends on how they answer it. Champions like Lewis Hamilton and Schumacher started their racing career with go-karting. Do not underestimate this sport because go-karting is much more difficult than driving a car. This is because a kart lacks a differential. A differential is a set of gear attached to the rear axle of a vehicle enabling the rear wheels to rotate at different speeds. My personal experience with go-karts has been terrible. It is very difficult to keep up speed at turns and finding the right braking points is essential. Also, the kart tends to skid because of the centrifugal force. Vijay Mallya owned Force India has recently started the 'One

From a Billion' campaign which is organized every two years. Check out the website. This year's competition is

over. So those interested can take part in it after two years. It is a wonderful platform for

entering Formula One. Karting is not available in Jamshedpur. However, metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore etc. have full fledged karting tracks. Try your luck; the next Schumacher might be you!

HOW DOES ONE BECOME A FORMULA ONE RACER?

CAR BASE

REAR WINGS AND DRS

SURVIVAL CELL

SPOILERS

FRONT WINGS

PIRELLI TYRES

MONOCOQUE

DOUBLE WISHBONE

SUSPENSIONS

GRID GIRL

AKASH TIWARY XII D

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The International Year of Chemistry2011 (IYC 2011) is an repaired and replaced in 1985. On the other hand, the Iron initiative of IUPAC, the International Union of Pure and Pillar of Delhi, which is about a thousand years old, is still Applied Chemistry and of UNESCO. It is a worldwide unaffected by corrosion. This definitely speaks volumes about celebration of the achievements in the field of Chemistry the higher standards of iron and steel making process that and its contributions to the well-being of humanity, under belonged to ancient India. the unifying theme "chemistry - our life, our future".

Let us now look at an item of transport. A ship is a vast The year 2011 coincides with the 100th anniversary of the structure of Iron and Steel. It remains submerged all the time in Nobel Prize awarded in chemistry to Madame Marie Curie - highly corrosive marine water. Then how does one prevent an opportunity to celebrate the contribution of women to corrosion? It is done by a method called sacrificial protection. science. The year is also the 100th anniversary of the If you visit NML, you can see sacrificial anodes that are used for International Association of Chemical Societies - the this method. These anodes are attached to the base of the ship forerunner of the IUPAC, providing a chance to highlight the and are alloys made out of active metals like Zinc, Magnesium benefits of international scientific collaboration. and Aluminium. Delving a bit into basic chemistry will show

you that these anodes themselves rust and actually act as a On this occasion, I would like to motivate and ignite the

buffer for the ship. Such alloys are developed by NML. young minds towards research by sharing with you, my experience in research. Many of you have seen the second Hooghly Bridge at Kolkata,

known as the Vidyasagar Setu. The corrosion prevention and If I ask you a question - What is metallic corrosion? Almost all

paint formulation was done by our team of scientists at NML. of you will say it is the rusting of iron. At your level, it is quite

Today, it gives us a lot of happiness to see the shining bridge obvious. I also knew more or less this much before entering

stand unaffected by corrosion. the field of research. I joined research in 1987.

All of you know about the Bhopal Gas Tragedy of 1984. Do you I worked at The National Metallurgical Laboratory (NML),

know what caused it? It was the corrosion of a valve which Jamshedpur and IIT-Bombay. My motivation and influence

resulted in its bursting and the subsequent release of the came from an eminent scientist, an IITian and a doctorate

highly toxic MIC gas. from West Germany, Prof. O.N Mohanty, who was the Dy. Director of NML at that time. He is a great researcher and Our body fluid is highly corrosive and sometimes some foreign internationally renowned metallurgist. He later became materials (metals/alloys) are required to be inserted in our Chief of R&D, Tata Steel and then went on to become Vice- bodies for long time periods. Metallic nuts, bolts and plates Chancellor of the B.P Technical University at Orissa. He has inserted in the body during fractures, pacemakers for heart had a great contribution to my research work. patients, contraceptives (made of metal alloys) in women,

dental amalgams for filling teeth are commonly used. Even a Dedicated scientists like Prof. Mohanty are highly respected

bit of corrosion can prove to be fatal.for their research work not just in India, but abroad too.

I remember an interesting part of my hostel life at IIT-Bombay. Just before joining NML, Prof. Mohanty interviewed me. He

Most of the students used bicycles to go to the departments asked me - "Which field of research would you like to work

from the hostel and almost all the bicycles were highly rusted. in?" To which I replied, "Sir, I am very young and new to this.

My friends and I from the corrosion department, however, It would be better if you assign me to a suitable area." He

used to maintain our bicycles a bit differently by using some assigned me to the Corrosion Protection Division. On

chemicals for treatment. It was a secret that many wanted to joining, I started a Literature Survey on the subject to know

know. While the rest of the students had to deal with rusty the status of worldwide work done on corrosion. This alone

cycles, we never worried about rusting! changed the impression I had about the subject. I entered research with a narrow spectrum. After a few months, I found Now, won't you agree that the job of corrosion researchers is that research in the field of corrosion was as vast as an ocean. indeed challenging? You see, there is a lot more to learn and

know than what is there in textbooks. This is where research The research field of corrosion is very interesting and

comes in. All of must think of how to contribute to the welfare important. This is because directly or indirectly, our day-to-day

of humanity once we take up professional careers. If your lives are affected by corrosion. Take a look around yourself and

efforts will be able to solve even one problem of the future, you will definitely find some form of corrosion happening!

you can help preserve the planet. Did you know that the grand old lady, standing on Liberty

Dr. G.S Mishra Island - The Statue of Liberty, New York - suffered at the

Department of Chemistryhands of corrosion? The wrist holding the torch was

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Nice perfume. Must you marinate in it?

We know that a number p is called a prime if it is greater than 1 and if its only positive divisors are 1 and p itself. Euclid first proved that every number greater than 1 is either itself a prime or can be written uniquely as the product of primes apart from the order in which they are written. For example, 260 = 260 = 2*2*5*13. This fact, called the fundamental theorem of Arithmetic, states that the primes are the fundamental building blocks out of which all numbers are constructed. Among the small numbers, primes are very common. There are 8 primes between 2 and 20 ( 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17 and 19). As we look at larger and larger numbers, the primes thin out. While there are four primes below 10, there are only 25 below 100 and just 168 below 1000. The density of the Prime Numbers is given by the formula : D=P(n)/N, where P(N) is the number of primes below a particular number N. Refer to the chart of densities of primes for various ranges.

function that provides information about the exact pattern of primes, how one prime comes after the preceding one. Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler introduced a function called the Zeta function in 1740. This Zeta function is given by

ƒ(s) = 1/1s + 1/2s +1/3s+….

where s is a real number. If s is equal to or less than 1, the sum becomes infinite. But if s is greater than 1, the sum has a finite answer. One may ask: what does this Zeta function have to do with the primes? Euler proved that the Zeta function is equal to the infinite product

1/ (1 - (1/2)s) *1/ (1 - (1/3)s) * 1/ (1 - (1/5)s)….

where 2, 3, 5… are prime numbers. The Zeta function is a real function. Although it is linked to the primes by Euler's infinite product, it does not have sufficient geometrical structure to help us uncover the pattern of the primes. To do that, George Friedrich Bernhard Riemann replaced the real number s by a

The further we go, the smaller the density becomes. Does complex number z and this introduced the complex Zeta

this thinning continue or do we reach a point where it function in 1859. Any complex number that solves the

reverses itself and we find lots of primes? Is there any kind of equation ƒ(2)= 0 is said to be a zero of the Zeta function.

pattern to the way the primes occur among the totality of all Riemann observed that ƒ(2)= 0 is solved whenever z is a

counting numbers? These questions and many others negative even whole number. He then showed that the Zeta

fascinated the ancient Greek mathematicians. Euclid first function must have infinitely many other complex zeroes

proved that primes continue forever, they never end. Other besides these real ones. His conjecture was that all of those

questions about the pattern of the primes are yet difficult to other zeroes have the form z = (1/2) + bi for some real number

answer. Two important unanswered questions about primes b. This is known as the Riemann hypothesis.

are: The twin primes conjecture and the Goldbach conjecture. This Riemann hypothesis is regarded as one of the seven

The twin primes conjecture asks if there are infinitely many Millennium Problems of Mathematics selected by a group of

twin primes. Twin [primes are those primes whose world famous mathematicians headed by Dr. Arthur Jaffe in

difference is two. For example, (11, 13) and (17, 19) are twin 2000. This great hypothesis has not yet been proved by any

primes. Mathematicians have found many examples of such Mathematician though many stalwarts attempted to prove

twin primes. The largest discovered till date is the pair his hypothesis. If anyone proves this hypothesis, he will be

46486197114505 * 260,000 ± 1. These two primes each have awarded $1 million by the Clay Mathematical Institute (CMI).

18,075 digits. They were discovered in the year 2000. The proof of this hypothesis will not only unfold a mystery of

Goldbach's conjecture states that every even number greater the complex nature of primes but it will solve many important

than 2 is the sum of two primes. For example, 4 = 2+2, 6 = 3+3, problems of present day Mathematics. Is anyone up for the

8= 3+5, 10= 5+5 and the list goes on. Mathematicians have challenge?

verified Goldbach's conjecture for all even numbers up to 40 trillion in the same year 2000. But none of the above MR. ATANU ADDYconjecture has yet been proved by any Mathematician. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

In 1791, Gauss at the age of just fourteen noticed that the density of the prime numbers is equal to 1/ log N. The bigger the number N, the better is the approximation. But Gauss could not prove his own conjecture in his lifetime. Hadamard and Poussin proved his conjecture in 1896. Their result is known today as the prime number theorem. This theorem tells us that though the prime numbers come in a random fashion, they thin out systematically!

The challenge to the present mathematicians is to find a

MYSTERY OF PRIME NUMBERS

N(Range) D(Density)Below 10 0.4

Below 100 0.25

Below 1000 0.168

Below 10000 0.123

Below 100000 0.096

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The imposing school building is the first thing you set your The bunkers would be those who can't stand attending class; it eyes on, when you walk into the portal of Loyola. This just doesn't work for them! For them, Everything is Possible. edifice is the place Where Vision Gets Built for all its They are experts when it comes to sneaking out of class, they students. And when you come in a little further, you see the Just Do It. They are very well acquainted with the way to the place bustling with activity. Loyola is an institution where Principal's office and would have written the School Credo more there is something for everyone. When the majority of the than a thousand times (a hundred for each time they got caught)!students are in classrooms with teachers, there is always

Then there are some over-enthusiastic kinds, who have A somebody strumming the guitar in the music room, a club

Passion to Perform. They are the busy bodies who are seen meeting being held on the Red Stage, someone munching

more on stage and make a rare guest appearance in class. They 'corn chips' in the canteen, a few enthusiasts shooting a

Rise to challenges put before them, making winning a habit. basketball or rehearsing dance in one of the activity rooms, and others making their way to the Knowledge Centre. How could I possibly forget the sycophants? They'll laugh at

each of the teachers' jokes with counterfeited glee. No, they do Loyola is Like. No. Other. The Loyolean Values Stronger Than

not understand everything the teacher teaches, but the Steel, give students the freedom and direction to

f r e quency of their head bobbing is definitely succeed.

greater than that of Noddy!And what is a school without its

But, school life wouldn't be this good students and teachers? It's only in

without each one of these people, Har Ek plus-two that we discover each other

Friend Zaroori Hota Ha. and realize what friendship is all about. It takes all kinds to make this world. The teachers at Loyola are The Ultimate Driving

Machine. They perform the arduous task of There are those, who take the saying

imparting knowledge Beyond the Obvious "A Book Is a Man's Best Friend" very

and keeping the students under control with literally. They are the extremely

A Positive A++itude. They'll correct your focused, geeks. The ones with the

mistakes and are With You-All The Way. While square-rimmed spectacles, with a

some teachers are lenient and lovely, the others heavy bag and neatly combed hair and

make the naughty ones tremble in their are predominantly found nose-in-

presence. The teachers Take Care that the books in the K.C. Nothing in the world

school rules are enforced and motivate seems to upset their passion. They are

students to do their best. You can be driven by The Power of Dreams. Every free period is

stylish or studious, naughty or nice, but you spent in having intellectual discussions. They take all

h a v e got to respect and abide by the assignments very seriously, delivering 100 % Performance.

s c h o o l regulations. The boys are expected Everytime.

to have a "decent hair style with the hair line well The uber-cool-carefree-ones are the dare-devils. They a b o v e t h e shirt collar and a clean shaven face", to mould draw pleasure in going on a "roundice" and their "night them into The Complete Man. And even the fashion conscious outs" are extremely frequent. They Never Settle. And yes, girls have to keep their flowing hair fringes properly clipped in we all know a few classmates who are absolutely obsessed place to Touch The Perfection expected of every Loyolean.with their ooh-so-trendy-looks. They sashay around the

At Loyola, We Don't Have Negatives. We believe in Quality In school corridors and there wouldn't be one window pane

Everything We Do. We are Built for the Road Ahead. From they'd cross without checking if their hair is in place.

excelling at academics and sports, debates and dramas, music Without doubt, the notice board, with its large glass case, is

and quizzing; We Make Things Which Make India Proud. It's the their favourite hangout.

place where each student is groomed to Be Somebody and A few have decided to take the middle path. These are the every student studying at school says "I'm Lovin' It!" and the semi-smart-semi-studious students, who are learning how alumni remember it as Life Well Shared.to Think Different. They try to maintain the study-play

Tanvi Mathurequilibrium, wanting to enjoy the best of both worlds by juggling between work and fun, for Making Tomorrow XII DBrighter with their efforts.

LIFE'S GOOD, AT LOYOLA!I woke up early one morning this puja vacation. Yawning, I got the But I couldn't help loving the atmosphere. newspaper from the stall behind my house. Glancing through it, I

An hour in the mela and my friends weren't back. I wanted to get found that the newspaper had no news, though its supplement

back home and go some place not so inviting. I was near the had an interesting page, which said -'Pandals you must visit this

entrance point waiting when impatience and curiosity pulled me Puja'.

towards the pandal. I couldn't hold and longer and taking a deep I wondered, “People spend lakhs on one festival which gets over breath, walked in.in 10 days. What is the return on such investments? It is a total

I saw the most spectacular sight of lights, calming music and waste of money.” Last year, I remember, there was hardly any

experienced a superior power that had to be beyond human. It space to walk on the road with traffic blocked at some places and

made me feel so small in this huge world. I got the feeling that the shops that had pulled down their shutters just when I needed

world was much more than my limited thoughts. After taking this some groceries. Pujas were the ultimate bane for me.

realization in, I moved on. There was this kind of 'langar' where And even God could not help you if you were travelling at this people were sitting on long rows of tables were relishing food. time of the year. People even forget the meaning of reservation Suddenly I heard someone groan.in trains! Even if you reach your destination unscathed, you are

It was my stomach! I looked around to make sure no one I knew doomed without your own vehicle. There are never enough auto

was around and I also sat down. The food was delicious, rickshaws available. Even if Maa Durga is gracious enough to

absolutely marvelous and I even tasted some items for the first summon you one, that 'bhakt' decides to take you only to pandals

time in my life. There was some baigun bhaji, vegetables, for a set amount. No bargains and certainly no other destinations.

pakodas, khichuri and what not! My mouth was mixed with taste Bengal is a no sleep zone for the pujas during nights. Why? We so delicious that just the thought of eating it once again made my are humans who sleep at night. It was clear to me that the pujas mouth water. Then as I got ready to get up, I noticed my friends brought with it just severe body and mental pain. had spotted me; embarrassed I hid my face in guilt. They smiled at

me, came and hugged me. Then they asked me to help them serve During the course of the day, doing all my chores I almost forgot other people. We served and that is when I was overwhelmed. I about all of this. Only to be reminded again by friends who asked was so overjoyed that I gave an aunty so much of khichuri that she me to accompany them to a pandal. I tried my best to squeeze got very angry and was about to shout at me in a very funny out, but they connived with my mother, who put me straight by language! But my friends got me out of there in the nick of time. asking me to go in her 'no nonsense tone'. So, I put up my sulking “This is so beautiful,” I thought. face and came out.

“Everyone comes here,” my friends mentioned later. Yes, We walked down (Thank God), and after 20 minutes of walking, everyone, Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, Jews, Parsis and every we stopped. It took me several degrees of elevation to stare at member of every Indian community visits these places without a what was in front of me. It was a gigantic pandal that

guilty conscience of attending a festival that their religion waited for the world to look at it in awe. The meldoesn't acknowledge. Who said religion divides a ground was huge. My friends asked me to

people? If anybody says so, then ask them to tour come within the pandal with them. India for ten days. The greatest achievement in Somehow, I was able to put them off citing any of our lives can be to help the world come claustrophobia as a reason. I had lied. I

together in our own little way. was scared of what I would see in the pandal. This Durga Puja changed me. I am

thankful to God for that. Durga Puja Meanwhile, I roamed the crowded mela. celebrates the triumph of good over Honestly speaking, there was a very nice

evil. Even though it causes traffic, noise positive feel about it. Tiny tots ran around pollution and transport problems, it also buying snacks and then dropping most of

creates unity among the children of God. It it! Peddlers and hawkers sold all sort of is a 'sab ka parab' which crafts love among knick knacks. There were Disneyland

men. Now, Durga Puja, won't ever seem type of joy rides and stuff I had never to be a bad time. In fact, I'm looking seen in my life. “Darn,” I thought, “I'm

forward to it. actually enjoying. Why am I actually enjoying what I so brutally criticized just ASAD JAWED AHMEDthis morning?” I didn't want to have fun.

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It created a huge buzz when the idea was just smart use of locations impressed us totally. The movie conceived. Throughout the execution, the excitement managed to touch some very relevant daily issues just increased. And the promo created tsunamic waves including career issues, parental and peer pressure, online. So there was no way we at LPC could miss out orthodox stereotypical thought processes of society and on this one event. In the last issue, we went to the link ups of school life and weaved a reasonably good story extent of calling the movie, and the associated club, around them. We interviewed many eminent people from the "Loch Ness". When ‘Partly Right’ had its grand the city and received good feedback from most. The preview at the XLRI Auditorium, we were there to review movie has definitely fulfilled its purpose of spreading the movie that had this huge air around it. We were given awareness. the privilege of being at the first day, first show and that too

On a more critical note, we feel that the reason for the without tickets!students' suicides weren't that strong and a little

Thankfully, it wasn't disappointing! The movie had some impractical. But who said critics were easy to please? brilliant performances, especially from certain faculty Overall, this was a great job keeping in mind that most of it members, and we loved their work so much that we'd was amateur and untrained.genuinely suggest they try acting as a parallel career option!

What makes us proud is the fact that the movie, poster, In a particular case, less attention to policing (pun script and music, that are essential components of any intended) and more attention to the pursuit of theatre

entertainer, are entirely work of Loyoleans! This was the would give great results for all!

first time any club of any school in India has taken such an The music, with its amazing vocals, was likeable and initiative and addressed the issue of teenage suicides so suited the mood of the film completely. Considering strongly. Kudos to the Dramatics Club and all those the technical aspect, we loved the professionalism in associated with the film for pulling it off so well in their the use of camera and the whole feel the movie had. maiden attempt. The Loch Ness did surface after all. One could hardly conclude that this wasn't actually a Maybe the LPC should get some credit for that, what do professional film. Unexpectedly great direction and you say?

Prawaal Raman

Chief Guest at the Opening Night of Partly Right

I had certain expectations when I was invited. Luckily, they were met; maybe even more than what I had expected. Today I am very humbled and I feel that they(the Partly Right team) have done a job which is at par with any professional work.

The issue is also very relevant, in fact it is a national issue. In any movie, film, docu-feature, the concept is very important. After a point, the idea overrules everything. I would be foolish to say that I was looking for technical glitches. It was so beautifully portrayed that after a point, I was just enjoying. The movie really moved me.

I came down to Jamshedpur because I had never heard of a school do any such thing anywhere in India. I have been discussing with the people involved and Fr. Victor Misquith, and would like to show the movie to audiences all over India.

As far as the director, Harsh Vaibhav, is concerned, I feel it is a very big achievement for a 17-year-old. I am ever ready to extend my support to such endeavoring students. In fact, any Loyolean wanting to progress in the film industry can contact me without any inhibitions. I will do my best to help him/her out.

’’

“PARTLY RIGHT” BUT ENTIRELY SUCCESSFULHarsh Vaibhav

Director

The idea first germinated in my mind when I was researching

about what leads to student suicide. There are three pillars on

which a student's life is based. They are his family, friends and

the society around him. This is what the film had to show. The

difficulty was in translating the idea into a script and then into

images.

Our original script was completely changed once we started

shooting. That was when we had to think on our feet. Our

teachers and students chipped in and made this task easier.

The technical aspect of the film was where all our skills were

tested.

I remember a time when we had to almost shut our shooting

down due to lack of equipment. Father Principal and other

patrons saved the day by arranging for equipment to be

transported from Kolkata in trucks. Trolleys and cameras were

all brought in from Kolkata. This did add to the superior quality

of the film but also added to the costs.

I must thank my patrons for trusting the abilities of Loyolean

students and for never having complained about the financial

aspect. Also, Mr. Amitava Ghosh, of Biponi, helped us all

through the journey. He provided even when we needed

equipment in the dead of night. Words won't be enough to

convey our gratitude.

After we shot the entire film, Tr. Shaon Mitra and I had to

shuttle between Kolkata and Jamshedpur countless times to

wrap up the editing process.

All our hard work has paid off and we have already screened

our movie in six cities, which includes Jamshedpur, Dhanbad,

Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and New York.

We will be screening our movie at Confluence, an event to be

held at IIM-Ahmedabad. Efforts are on to get it screened at

Symbiosis, Pune and Christ College, Bangalore. As of now, we

are awaiting censorship.

Fr. Victor F. Misquith S.J.

Principal

When the idea of the film

was brought to me, I didn't

f ind gett ing convinced

difficult at all. With the good

support of the Dramatics

Club, we successfully made

the movie. I want Loyola

School to stand up for such

activities. Loyola has been, is and will continue to be

part of such activities.

As far as the issue is concerned, I would not pinpoint

on just one aspect of why students commit suicide.

A lot of factors contribute to it, and that is what the

film tries to show. Making the cast available when

required was a problem that I had to deal with. But

then I felt it was for a larger purpose and made the

required adjustments.

I even enjoyed acting in the movie. Yes, it was very

difficult too. Especially when I was asked to give

retakes. Now, I have some more sympathy for the

actors and understand why they charge so much!

’’

’’

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.

Don't you sometimes feel saturated after writing JAVA programs to calculate area, volume and simple interest? So let us try something different this time. How about fiddling with the hardware components of your computer system by just writing a small JAVA program that ejects the CD ROM tray of your computer.

So here it goes:

import java.awt.Desktop;

import java.io.File;

import java.io.PrintWriter;

public class Eject

{

public static void main()

{

try

{

String a="Set oWMP = CreateObject(\"WMPlayer.OCX\")" +"\n"

+"Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection"+"\n"

+"For d = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1"+"\n"

+"colCDROMS.Item(d).Eject"+"\n"

+"Next"+"\n"

+"set owmp = nothing"+ "\n"

+"set colCDROMs = nothing" + "\n"

+"wscript.Quit(0)";

file myCdTrayOpener = new File("OpenCDTray.vbs");

PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(myCDTRayOpener);

pw.print(a);

pw.flush();

pw.close();

Desktop.getDesktop().open(myCDTrayOpener);

myCDTrayOpener.deleteOnExit();

}

catch(Exception exception)

{

exception.printStackTrace();

}

}

}

THN FACTOR

I turn on the music on my comp and then roam about in my window is of the VLC media player when you leave your pc. house but alas…. I am a very lazy person indeed. Therefore I Then send a text file named “control.txt” to your pc wrote this code so that I don't have to get back to my pc containing only the command (the commands of the every time I wanted to change the music. corresponding operations are given below) of the operation

you want to perform and then whoa..!! The task you wanted For this code working on your system, you need Bluetooth to perform just took place. As simple as that…run a simple enabled on your pc/lappy and your remote device (my program on your system and you can actually wirelessly phone in my case) being paired and authorized to your pc.control the music playing on your system.

Run this code in java and then turn on VLC and add all your Before using the program you have to create a folder called favorite songs to the playlist. Make sure your current Bluetooth in C: drive.

Then change your system's bluetooth settings so that files you send get saved in C:/Bluetooth/ . Also, you have to create a .txt file named “control” in the folder (C:/Bluetooth/) you just created and then you are ready for wireless maneuvering.The versions for other media players are also available on my notes on my facebook page with the user guide. The .exe files would be made available soon.

import java.util.*; public static void main(String args[])throws IOException,AWTExceptionimport java.awt.*; {import java.awt.event.*; String import java.io.*;s[]={"up","down","exit","n","p","s","play","l","m"};//created by dp© [email protected] int public class control_VLCval[][]={{2,2,2,1,1,1,1,1,1},{17,17,17,78,80,83,32,76, {77},{38,40,81}}; public static String getdata()throws Robot robot=new Robot();IOException,AWTException robot.delay(2000); { while(true) String input=new String(); { try { String in=getdata(); FileReader fr=new for(int i=0;i<s.length;i++)FileReader("C:/Bluetooth/control.txt"); { BufferedReader read=new BufferedReader(fr); if((in!=null)&&(in.equals(s[i])==true)) input=read.readLine(); { fr.close(); for(int j=1;j<=val[0][i];j++) FileWriter f=new robot.keyPress(val[j][i]);FileWriter("C:/Bluetooth/control.txt"); for(int j=1;j<=val[0][i];j++) f.close(); robot.keyRelease(val[j][i]); } } catch(IOException e){ } System.out.println("CREATE file called

control.txt in C:/Bluetooth/ then re run program"); } //end of while

} }

return input; }

}

THE PROGRAM

CONTROL VLC USING YOUR BLUETOOTH DEVICE

SIR NILABJA SARKARDEPARTMENT OF COMPUTERS DEVRAJ PALIT

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So here goes. The annual iteration, the slight roster update solid sliding tackles with some bodies going into high speed collisions and crashing limbs in a realistic way.and a few changes to the gameplay. But, EA Canada has

never really been into making the same thing all over again The career mode makes a return with a new and more for years with just a few updated team sheets and a few new interactive interface. Being one of the prime reasons FIFA 11

was remembered for, it continues to allow you to experience modes all sealed with a new photo of Rooney for the cover.the career of a player or a manager through the thick and thin FIFA 12 is different. All the hype over the past few months of the beautiful game.about the major changes in the gameplay, including close The new online head to head mode lets players compete against control, a new player impact engine and a new tactical each other in league and cup competitions. All players begin in the defending option has turned out to be true.lowest league and seasons and gradually build up their team which

After a few tries at playing the game, the most distinct will be promoted or relegated based on their performances.change noticed is the new defending option. The old trick of

The game provides brilliantly accurate depictions of the top hitting a button and sending a defender hurling towards the

star players and the animation is something remarkable – fluid attacking player with possession is now gone only to give in and expressive. The commentary has been worked upon and to a system which is a little more complicated than that. now seems more genuine and authentic ignoring the few rare Well now, you have the option of containing your defender repetitions.on the ball and then take advantage of your opponent by

FIFA 12 proves to be a game which requires more practice than shepherding him into disadvantageous positions. It's tricky, its predecessors, to master. The new defending system and the but neat and most importantly, effective. The defending tactical approach is something which will definitely test the system faces a transition from being automatic to more patience and true skill of the gamers.manual in nature. Many FIFA fans will find a radical shift in With a whole new approach and a number of major changes, their defending strategy to get over the normal approach of FIFA 12 is a game which no gaming enthusiast should miss. darting slides to a more planned and tactical approach. Once again EA, through this venture hasn't failed at providing

people with the opportunity to 'live the game'.The updated player physics is what brings in a whole new sense of reality and physical presence. This allows you to Rahul Chandrashekhar & Indraneel Gangulypull and tug at an opponent's shirt and also pull off some

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COME LIVE THE GAME

Javier Pastore Palermo to Paris Saint-Germain

€42m

Juan Mata Valencia to Chelsea

£23.5m

Sergio 'Kun' Aguero Athletico Madrid to

Manchester City €38m

Cesc Fabregas Arsenal to Barcelona

€34m

Ashley Young Aston Villa to

Manchester United €19m

Snakes are possibly one of the only things that are both worshipped and feared. However, in these times of development, snakes are facing extensive loss of habitat, which isn't natural. Also, we must keep in mind the fact that if human activities lead to an extinction in snake species, it is going to create a host of other problems. As we all know, the extinction of any species will lead to a population explosion of their preys.

If this happens, then our future generations will have to face extreme infestation of rodents, insects etc. From my experience of catching snakes and keeping them as pets, I have learnt that they are very calm and harmless. In the supplementing photo, I am holding a rat snake, which is common in these regions. I sincerely hope we humans start preserving the lives of these animals, which are now on the brink of extinction

Chandrim 'Charlie'

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OH SNAKES!

Steve Jobs saw the future and led the world to embrace it. In March, when he took the stage to unveil Apple's latest tablet, it, he also saw his own demise and embraced it willingly. "They tore up their designs because they were far from

competitive." The visionary technologist and business leader who, after

being fired from Apple, returned after 11 years to take the Despite dropping out of college, Jobs was asked to give the world of technology by storm, died peacefully on October 6, commencement speech at Stanford University in 2005. In his 2011, surrounded by family. address, delivered after Jobs was diagnosed with cancer, he

said that the benefit of knowing about your death is that you His innovative line of products, his trademark outfit of black realize that you should not waste your life living someone turtlenecks and jeans, his visionary genius and his else's choices. "Don't let the noise of other opinions drown mysterious past defined a cult following that has forced the out your own inner voice. And most importantly, have the world to take note. His rivals have expressed their respect, courage to follow your heart and intuition." millions of tributes have flooded the net(Twitter crashed for

a while with the enormous load of #RIP Steve Jobs tweets) Steve Jobs has been a mighty inspiration to our generation and a field of flowers and engraved/bit apples and will remain so for generations to come. surrounded his Palo Alto home and Apple Stores His death is absolute, his genius is lost throughout the world. All this is part of the and the magic that his products miracle called Steve Jobs. perform can no never again be

replicated. However, his extra-He built products that were innovative and ordinary story coupled with his came closest to making the line 'Nothing spiritual wisdom shall continue is Perfect' obsolete! However, he failed to to enlighten each one us and make a device that could fill the dr ive us to the path of enormous gap he left behind in the world excellence. of technology, the arena of business and

in the heart of every Apple-lover. "Amid the oceans of enforced

mediocrity in the bland, Jobs, with his team at Apple, deflavorized culture of ruthlessly embarked on a journey managed-by committee in 1997 to render Apple as the corporate behemoths, Jobs world's greatest technological showed that the real path to company. Their efforts paid excellence was excellence - off. Apple went on to that you could do great become the second most things by, who could have valuable company after imagined, being smart and E x x o n M o b i l . H i s

having excellent taste and perfectionist streak never ever settling for enabled him to shell out second best," said Perry products that became Metzger, Entrepreneur the benchmarks in

their respective Steve Jobs is best described markets. Jobs had by his last words - 'OH WOW! few kind words OH WOW! OH WOW!' f o r h i s

VIKRAM KUMARco m p e t i to rs .

XII E" R i va l s we re

flummoxed by the

iPad," he declared in

iMourn A tribute to the late Steve Jobs

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Loyola School’s JYOTI club organized this year’s ultimate championship. Also, our very own Siddharth Neelabh won the school festival Rhapsody. The JYOTI unit, a very active and title of Mr. Rhapsody this year.integral part of our society and school rocked the city with

Besides the predecided competitions the mere sense of the biggest non academic fest of the year 2011.

competition between schools burst out like a volcano during Rhapsody aims at bringing out raw talent among students the War of The DJs were playing music and simultaneously the and pitting these smart and talented youngsters against students of different schools started a dance face-off on their each other, where practice and raw energy makes you the

own. The next forty minutes portrayed Jamshedpur’s ultimate champion of the day.

dance talents. This is the reason Rhapsody had the maximum Rhapsody comprised of events like Wildfire(a dance audience of all school fests with a whopping 1000 students as competition), Half a Minute, Masterchef, Xpression audience.s(photography contest), Mr and Miss Rhapsody, War of DJs,

Yes Loyola was the winner but no school returned empty band Performance and many more.handed they left a good sense of sportsman spirit and a greater

The names of the teams of different schools were based on sense of being part of this major event where they had learnt

classical bands. Dreamtheatre ( the name given to Loyola and grown so much in just one day.

School’s team) proved why they were superior. Talented and The ever effective board of JYOTI was led by President, Raunak

Singh, and moderator Tr. Sudha Ganesh with guidance from our hardworking participants from Loyola pulled Dreamtheatre Vice-Principal,Fr. Jaison Joshua.from the stiff competition towards bagging the overall

Every passing year, students of our school are pushing regional round at KSMS, Jamshedpur. This ensured their place

towards and achieving new milestones. The All India Frank in the national finale at Bishop Cotton Boys School,

Anthony Memorial Debate, held in memory of Frank Bangalore.

Anthony-a prominent lawyer and parliamentarian, who The other schools participating there were St. Joseph's,

passed away in 1993, has been held year after year in various Dehradun, CMS Lucknow, Rajendra Nagar, La Martiniere

schools across India. The debate comprises of three rounds-Boys, Kolkata, La Martiniere College, Lucknow, Jamnabai

the zonal, regional and the national. However, the only time Narsee School, Mumbai and the host school.

Loyola made it to the nationals was in 2006-when Shobhna

The chief guests at the occasion were former CJI MN Iyer won the title of Best Speaker.

Ve n k a t a c h a l i a h a n d Now, two of our most

Officiating Secretary of the promising speakers have

ISC/ICSE Council, Gerry repeated the feat. This year,

Arathoon. Adityesh Mitra (XI B) and

W e d i d n ' t w i n t h e Dipanjan Roychoudhary (XII B)

nationals, but the journey carried the school flag all the

was no less than a victory. way to the finals. They

W e h o p e t h a t o u r represented Loyola in the

p r o m i s i n g t e a m o f senior category. After winning

speakers, led and groomed (Best Team) the zonal round

by Tr. Sutapa Mukherjee held at Andhra Association,

and Tr. Vineeta Ekka, win Jamshedpur, they progressed

the National crown. to another victory in the

The Biology, Environment and Maths Clubs came together in

a unique collaboration, to present Bio-Matrix - The Union of

Sciences. The event was conducted along inter-house lines,

and featured an engaging debate. This was followed by an

inter-discipline quiz, covering the life sciences as well as the

precise science of mathematics. Students from classes 6, 7,

and 8, had been selected based on their aptitude for either

of the two subjects above. The quiz comprised specific

rounds, and a final rapid fire round, consisting of a mixed bag

- conducted ably by Jubin Jamshed of 12th Bio-Sciences. The

event was refreshingly enlightening about the close

communion between biology and mathematics, as students

learnt about largely unknown relationships between topics

such as the mating of rabbits and the Fibonacci sequence.

The moderators, as well as the respective boards, can surely

be counted upon to keep organizing similarly competitive, as

well as highly informative events in the future as well!

Conquista maintains its identity as an event that celebrates the UN Security Council. The global feel was established by the the English language: the language of Shakespeare, Milton, speakers hoisting their flags, prior to defending their stands. and other iconic laureates - the most widely spoken

L i t r a p t u r e : The biggest, most hyped and language in our world. The Debating Club strives to present

e a g erly awaited event of the year, events that deviate from the stereotypical. The following

story writing has held on-stage for unique and innovative events merit a mention.

the first time in the history of Mime Time : A new take on the classic intellectual mankind art of miming. Participants, in

A t o t a l o f 1 2 s c h o o l s black and white gear,

participated in the event. emoted silently, but

Hilltop School stood second effectively, to audio

overall. The top position clips on "Culture

was captured by Loyola S h o c k " a n d

School, from last year's "Terrorism".

victor, Carmel Junior Synchronium: A running College. Incidentally, c o m m e n t a r y e v e n t . they stood third this Impromptu speaking skills year. Only in its second were tested. y e a r a f t e r i t s

inception, Conquista Point of View: A completely looks to grow bigger and new concept of debate,

better, under the guidance of Tr. speakers doubled up as Sutapa Mukherjee, and bring up more talented international delegates from

FRANK ANTHONY MEMORIAL DEBATE

EVENTS AT LOYOLA

The most technologically advanced event organized by Loyola School, E-TRIX 2011, was conducted this month. Loyola emerged as champions. The event witnessed students battling it out in the virtual world of computers.

THE TEAM WITH THEIR ACCOMPANYING TEACHER

E-TRIXBIO-MATRIX

RHAPSODY 2011

CONQUISTA

Behind every successful man, is a surprised woman! There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.

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My phone rang frantically, as CNN's greeting tunes blared Continuing, he said, “Do you know the first thing I did upon into my ears, while I woke up groggily. It stopped ringing assuming my post?” I didn't. So I asked him.when I had successful managed to disentangle myself from “I had a scotch,” he replied with a smirk.a pair of pajamas. Just as I was about to doze off again, the

I smiled. “The next thing I did was start a campaign to set up phone rang. This time I picked it and my Editor's sharp, and

micro-specialty hospitals for cows, buffaloes and camel i.e. heavily accented thaaaaaaamil drawl destroyed any of my

animals who produce large quantities of methane rich dung.”hopes of dozing off 'ever again'.

I asked him why he would do something like that. “Healthier “Yamlakanti Rameswaran Krishnamurthy Guddimela

animals can work much more, this means more crops in our Ayichinappa Reddy here.”

field, resulting in contented farmers with better lifestyles. With “Yes, sir!” more money, they will readily feed their animals more food, “Mhister Chettoraj I yope uu rhememabher ywour thus increasing our dung-stock. This will ensure energy and yyyuuppointment with that Khajuria fellow?” money for the nation.”

I did. He had called to remind me about my interview with He said, “The next thing I am going to do is construct colleges our country's new finance minister. His name was Dr. Kuber that specialize in Zoology and Veterinary sciences. After the Kajaria. An International Trades graduate from the completion of their education, farmers will be able to take Wharton School of Business and a doctorate in macro care of their animals, and won't have to pay for specialists economics from Harvard, he was reputed to be something anymore." of a savant where the rural economies of India were Then he flashed a concerned. He had promised to make India an economic conspiratorial smirk and superpower in just five years using a new source of eco- said, “We'll build our friendly energy. My job was to find out how he was going to fortunes on achieve this feat. bullshit, with the When I reached Dr. Kajaria's office, I was led into a large whole world room. Mr. Kajaria came in a bit later. I started by welcoming watching India him and thanking him for his time and then began asking become filthy him a few comfortable questions. Then I asked him for the rich.”answers to a question, that everyone was asking.

“You had claimed that you would, make India a superpower by using an abundant non-polluting natural resource. Which resource do you intend to use?”

He paused for a moment, looked at me and said, “Cow Dung.”

I thought he was joking and asked him again. Upon noticing the astonishment on my face he said, “I can understand your shock and disbelief. When I told my team, their reactions were much more volatile. Did you know that cow dung has been used by us Indians as a fuel for centuries now?” I did.

“How much cow dung did you see on your way here?”

“A lot of it,” I replied truthfully.

“Now consider the amount of energy we could harness if we produce natural gas from the dung produced in India daily. Analysts say that energy harnessed from all the cow dung produced in the country daily could run every town and city in India for six weeks. That is more energy than what a hundred kilograms of uranium can produce and at a cost that's nearly ten times less. You see, I have a dream not very different from that of Sheikh Hasman Rahim Khan, the present ruler of the United Arabian Emirates and the mayor of Dubai. The Sheikhs built their fortunes on oil. We are going to build ours on something much cheaper.”

FILTHY RICH

DEBDEEP CHATTORAJXI A

“Somewhere between, what is right and what is wrong, there the movie. The way in which the movie has been used to is a field, we shall meet there" - This is how, ROCKSTAR starts. show the transformation of mood, pace and the depth of

character makes one wonder if it's a mainstream Bollywood Those who still need a review to judge the movie, go watch it venture or some anti-establishment European classic. The because a review won't ever do justice. The story of Rockstar characters are three-dimensional, some scenes ( eg - the one revolves around Janardan(later Jordan) who lives and when Jordan speaks about his feelings beside the road) are breathes music, but fails to make it big. Set in DU Campus too real to be kept in mind as scenes from a movie, they seem (especially the Hindu canteen and Stephen's auditorium), it to come straight out of the life of some friend you know (in deals with how Janardan tries all that he could to be like Jim terms of its clarity of expressing the particular feeling).Morrison, but fails, until the female lead, heel, enters. That is

the beginning of a strange chemistry between them. A Ranbir Kapoor leaves his contemporaries behind, and raises friendship which turns into what looks like lust, but is himself to the level of a star. There is a strange energy where definitely love (post heals marriage). This takes the film the man carries and the brilliant work by his designers take forward. his look to perfection.

Set in the disturbing atmosphere of what is morally right and

what is morally wrong, the music depicts the story of It is a unique movie, which symbolises the changing Janardan, who post a turbulent re lat ionship , perception about an industry. Do watch the movie, metamorphoses into Jordan, the Rockstar. The movie is fast a n d become part of this change.paced (as all Imtiaz Ali movies) and keeps you glued to your

Rockstar has proved to be so seats.

popular among the citizens of The movie is shot brilliantly, and looks very detailed the way Jamshedpur that all movie in which the DU Campus is shown. It reminds you of the fine screens, especially Eylex, have job done in Band Baaja Baaraat. Even the scenes in reported full house shows for K a s h m i r a n d P r a g ue look authentic, at least especially Kashmir

two weeks. u n l i k e m o s t

Also, Loyoleans flooded Bollywood movies.Eylex and Payal Cinema

The music by AR the very first week. It

Rahman does not live seems the movie

up to our expectations c o m p l e t e l y

from a film where the rocked our

e n t i r e s t o r y l i n e i s city.

dependent on music. One

expects tracks which are long

living, but sadly Rockstar boasts of no

such tracks, except Sadda Haq and

Naadaan Parindey, to some extent.

The music isn't bad, but just not apt

enough for a movie like Rockstar.

Though the songs have been well placed

and well used, unlike Love Aaj Kal, they

don't stop the flow the movie, they rather take

it forward.

But what makes Rockstar a must watch and a

movie to keep in our minds and hearts for a long

time, is the treatment of the story by Imtiaz Ali

and the language and structure of cinema used in

WHAT ROCKED JAMSHEDPUR?

Harsh Vaibhav

XII A

Men are like bank accounts - without a lot of money, they don’t generate a lot of interest What are the three words guaranteed to humiliate men everywhere? - ‘Hold my purse’

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VARUN AARON, the spirited pacer and a product of Loyola Have you always wanted to be a cricketer? School, made the most of his debut in international cricket. He Absolutely! I always wanted to play cricket. I enjoyed it till the 10th scalped wickets in his first match against England in Mumbai. standard. After I got selected for the under-19 team I started And he impressed everyone with his pace and guile. Varun had taking it seriously. It was then that I had to choose abetween been made to sit on the benches for an entire international studies and cricket. I used to say to myself that if I do pursue tour. Some had even started to write off the bowler who has cricket, then I'll play for the country, nothing less than that! If I had the fastest delivery(153.4 kph) in India to his name. Varun is a not been selected in the Indian Team, I would not have continued. product of the MRF Pace Academy and was even part of the

How did you react when you were made to sit on the bench Kolkata Knight Riders. during the England tour?

LPC feels that this stint with the KKR, earned him the goodwill *Sighs* To be honest, it was disappointing. But I believed that if of Sourav Ganguly. This was pretty much evident in Ganguly's given a chance, I would do well. Not thinking of the commentary during Varun's first international match. disappointment, I practiced well and performed decently in the

He looked calm and capitalized on the first opportunity he got. match against England.Three wickets in his debut match, good words from the experts

What is your usual schedule annually? and commentators and applause from his captain and team-Selectors decide my life and its happenings. Initially when I played mates. He would not have wanted more.The LPC caught up the Ranji, I knew where I would be next. Now, it depends… a few with him on a visit to our school. Here is an excerpt of our talk: months in Australia and then a few months in England. There is INDIA'S 11! How does being one of the Titans feel? very little family time for me. I really miss Jamshedpur. Each time I

It feels good. I am honored to be playing for the country, more come Jamshedpur, I make sure I come to Loyola. I really miss the so, being a Loyolean! Loyola Anthem…. I haven't heard it in years. How, in your opinion, has Loyola School helped in shaping Some specifics of your training ? your career in cricket?

Depends. I run 4-5 days a week, go for 2-3 gym sessions. Usually I Loyola had a great sporting culture. Sir Prem Prakash works practise for 6-7 hours a day. My training comes in here and there relentlessly out of good will, setting up pitches and helping between my practice sessions. shape the atmosphere quintessential for sports. Also, I had an

Any fond memories of Loyola? excellent set of teachers right through High School. The Plus Loyola, in itself, is a fond memory. Even when I come to school Two years mattered most to my career and Father had whole-now, I feel I haven't graduated *laughs*. I hardly attended school heartedly extended his support to me.in the last few years. I fondly remember the great canteen that What have been the peaks of your career? made my 13 years of schooling wonderful.

The year 2011 has been really good. Starting with the Ranji Any message you would want to give to the budding cricketers of Trophy selection to delivering the fastest ball. Followed by the Loyola? England tour and then the subsequent selection to the Indian The message won't be only for the cricketers, but for all the Cricket Team. students. Everyone is not cut-out for academics and so you should Does sharing the dressing room with cricketing legends use your self reasoning to make a decision. You must realize what intimidate you? you have within yourself. I feel everybody gets an opportunity in

No. Actually, it feels good to be part of the dressing room. But life and ultimately, it boils down to how you take it. Even if you're a frankly, I have never paid much attention to this. It doesn't sweeper, you should excel in it instead of doing something you are make a big difference. They are as human as I am. They too are not cut-out for!cricketers like me.

LPC

EXCLUSIVE: A TALK WITH VARUN AARONThe very mention of Tr. Nupur Chaturvedi is bound to bring a happened, I started enjoying the classes. smile to the faces of all Loyoleans taught by her. Her firm but If that hadn't happened, then maybe I loving way of teaching made her an instant hit with her wouldn't have continued. students. Environmental Education classes, which were usually Q. What degree of freedom does a boring, turned lively merely because of her presence. Due to Loyolean teacher enjoy?family obligations, Tr. Nupur Chaturvedi resigned from the

There is complete freedom for a teacher. Loyolean ecosystem in June. The Loyola family wishes her and In my knowledge, the administration has her family the best of health and all the happiness in the world. never interfered with any teacher's way Here are excerpts of a candid interview given to the LPC. of teaching. This allowed us to introduce

Q. Where did you complete your schooling? new methods without encountering I grew up in Mussoorie and started my schooling at Waverly administrative hindrances. Convent and then went on to St. Joseph's, Dehradun. I had Q. Did you enjoy taking Environmental Education classes?appeared for the medical examinations after Plus Two, but I

I had studied this subject but not in detail. Before taking any didn't qualify. Not wanting to drop an year, I chose to do my B.Sc classes, I had to research the topics and prepare myself. It was a in Chemistry. nice experience. Although, there were times when I myself

Q. How did you come to join Loyola? didn't believe in what was being taught. When I moved to the city, I had applied to both Loyola School Q. Could you identify with us Loyoleans?and Sacred Heart Convent School. I was advised by my friends to

Not at all. In fact, you could say that I was at poles with the join Loyola, and I don't regret that decision. Loyola School was Loyolean students.I remember being very meticulous and the best experience that I have had. disciplined as a student. This was one reason why I found it

Q. What was your first brush with Loyoleans like? difficult to adjust initially. Surprisingly, my first experiences were upsetting. I feel Q. Do you plan to continue teaching?Loyoleans sometimes act wrongly under the garb of freedom. It

I am shifting to Pune because of family obligations. And I am wouldn't hurt to be a bit more respectful and polite to the definitely going to continue teaching. Loyola School was an teachers. Apart from this, I think Loyoleans are very bright and experience that made me grow as a person. I am leaving with a maybe a little over-confident. It took me some time to adapt to very heavy heart and wish every student of mine all the best in life. the school's atmosphere and to the students. Once that

THE PALADIN OF LOYOLA’S ECOSYSTEM

10 years ago, 9/11 was just a date. This leaving Hans alone to navigate his mid-life changed within a short span of hours as 15 crisis. young men with limited flying knowledge

The second plot details how, to escape his brought America to its knees as the World

dreary life, Hans finds solace in the most Trade Center came crumbling down, killing

unlikely of sports in America - Cricket. He is thousands and scarring millions all over the

among the few white men in a sport which is world. It is in the immediate aftermath of this

predominantly played by West Indian tragedy that Joseph O'Neill chooses to base

immigrants and ex-pats in New Work. his critically acclaimed book. The book is

Gradually, Hans makes friends and learns to divided in two parts: The first details the life of

play the gentleman's game. the narrator, Hans van der Brook, an equity

Joseph O'Neill has a fluid writing style which in analyst who is forced to flee from Manhattan spite of being sketchy is witty and heartening along with his wife Rachael and their young to read. The unique plot makes it a must read. son. Han's reluctance to leave New York and

migrate to London causes deep cracks in his VARUN PANDEYmarriage and very soon Rachael is gone,

XI E

NETHERLAND BY JOSEPH O'NEILL

Book Review

The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died

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They have serenaded us with songs like 'Michelle', 'I Want To still be alive today then the Beatles would have definitely Hold Your Hand', got us tear-eyed with melodies like 'Let It Be' reunited”. That would be dream come true for any Beatles fan and 'Yesterday' and got out feet tapping with numbers like today, but alas, it is not to be. Their music transcends all barriers. 'Twist And Shout' and 'Obladi Oblada' and many more. They Through their music they have displayed so many various stages have rocked the lives of many people with their music for the and emotions in a person's life that people can closely relate to past 40 years. Affectionately known as the 'FAB FOUR', The their music and their songs. One can feel the music flow through Beatles were an English Rock band active through the 1960's. the veins; feel the lyrics embedded in mind for all eternity. Their Consisting of John Lennon, Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr music touches the lives of people more than anyone else's has and George Harrison, they played a wide range of different be it The Rolling Stones, Michael Jackson, Nirvana, Iron Maiden genres of music, ranging from pop to rock and from classical to or something new and fresh like Ne-Yo, Kanye West, The Red Hot rock. Today, after almost 20 years since the band split, John Chilli Peppers or even Lady Gaga for that matter. They truly Lennon was assassinated in 1980 and George Harrison died of deserve to be called the Greatest Band of All Times. Even a lung cancer in 2001, their music still lives on in the hearts, century from now when all of us will be long gone, the Beatles's minds and souls of their fans. The nature of their enormous music will continue to flourish and thrive, continue to popularity, which first emerged as 'Beatlemania' mesmerize and captivate people with their emotion and sheer transformed as their songwriting grew in brill i ance. I end my tribute to the greatest musicians that sophistication. We saw old the world has ever seen by saying this: the Beatles records of women scr m a y not be anymore but e a m i n g a n d Beatlemania will still live on shouting at their forever.t o p o f t h e i r

v o i c e s , s o m e

even crying. We

even have read

t h a t S i r P a u l

McCartney said

and I quote that: “if

a l l t h e f o u r

members would

THE REAL MUSIC GODS

The Loyola ChartsTop 5 Country/Rock songs

1. Someone Like You - Adele

2. Sparks Fly - Taylor Swift

3. Paradise - Coldplay

4. What you want - Evanescence

5. Walk - The Foo Fighters

Top 5 Hip Hop/Pop

1. Rain Over Me - Pitbull ft. Mark Anthony

2. Stereo hearts - Gym Class Heroes

3. Moves like jagger - Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera

4. Without you - David Guetta ft. Usher

5. You and I - Lady Gaga

B U D D I N G B A R D S

She Makes Me Smile

On a hot midsummer night,

I couldn't see any birds in flight;

The Moon was shining just above the horizon

And I could hear only a single person's orisons.

The moon had lit up the place

But I still couldn't see her face

Below us was a hay pile

And I knew on her face was a heavenly smile

We saw the stars shooting across the sky

Even I smiled and She asked me ,”Why?”

I looked up to the sky

And I didn't want to lie

I told her “Nature shows special things only to special souls”

I told her I wanted both of us to enrol

Together into the Society of lovers

I expected a reply having 'nevers'

And the reply , Yes it came

With the 'nevers'

But the tone wasn't the same

'Never shall we part”, she said

And I knew a bond was made

A smile Spread on my face

Under the Moonlight which had lit up the place!!

ABHISHEK MOSES

XI B

You don't feel so tallWith your back against the wall

All you feel is fear and pain

Flowing through each vein.

She's only five foot five,

And you're begging her to keep you alive.

But she's got a gun to your head,

And she wants you dead.

Eyes gleaming with cruel emotion,

Scarlet nailed fingers in motion.

Trigger pulled back twisted smile on her face,

Just then your heart stops to race.

There is no flashback, no memory train,

Numbness takes over before the pain.

Less than a second, longer than forever,

Time stops, but it can never.

Bullet through your brains,

Blood is all that rains.

It splatters on the walls, drenches her dress

What a bleeding mess, oh what a bleeding mess

They say there's a lot more to life than money,

But death follows the words 'Goodbye, honey!'

Body slumps down to the floor

You can't breathe any more

And silence follows that one last breath,

As moonlight washes the face of death.

In love and war, they say all's fair

But she never loved you nor did she care.

Cold, calculating, without a heart,

No psychotic break; it was planned from the start.

She just straightens her hair, wipes the gun clean

Turns her back and walks away from the crime scene

A note with your name and the gun in your hand

What other evidence will the cops demand?

MAYUKH SEN

XI B

Death By Romance

KETAKI VERMA

XII B

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, its just that your opinion is stupid What do you call a dog with no legs? No matter what you call out, it ain’t gonna come

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LoxÊ; M‚- ik.Ms; us t¨ vius f'k{k.k d©'ky v©j vkn'kZ v/;kid dk 'k¨d larIr y¨;¨yk ifjokj mnkgj.k fo|ky; ifjokj d¢ chp j[kk gS og vuqdj.kh; gS] oanuh; gS]

foy{k.k çfrHkk ds Lokeh Fks HkwriwoZ Çgnh f'k{kd LoxÊ; M‚- jek'kadj ik.Ms; J)katfy

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FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD

Eg. Lamp __POST__ Office

1. Foot _________ Pen

2. Girl _________ Ship

3. Note _________ Mark

4. Time _________ Cloth

5. Tomato _________ Pan

6. Black _________ Meeting

7. Chewing _________ Boots

8. Wrist _________ Man

9. Toe _________ Polish

10. Match _________ Office

Competition Corner Competition Corner

FROM THE STARTING POINT, TAKE ONE LETTER

FROM EACH SECTOR TO GIVE THE NAME OF A SEA

CREATURE. START MOVING CLOCKWISE BY

TAKING A FURTHER LETTER FROM EVERY SECTOR

TO GIVE THE NAME OF AN INSECT. REPEAT THE

PROCESS FOR OBTAINING THE NAME OF A SEA

CREATURE AND A BIRD!

REARRANGE THE LETTERS OF THESE WORDS TO NAME THREE DRINKS.

DEFENCE OF A COOL MALE

Guess the names of the brand names appearing

in the article featured on Page 10. The student

with maximum correct answers will win a

special prize!!!

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