online journalism ...............kills

Once again entering in the class of online journalism and then again n again is not an easy task believe me when u r just meant to listen and write the history of inventions of Radio, TV or Telegraph with exact centuries and dates. That’s not one of my favorite tasks to learn history. But as we know history makes future, undoubtedly we have to go through it and bear it with whatever symptoms of dizziness, yawning, sleeping on desk.

From the first day till this day we just have to write, write and write without thinking about any further thing to do.

But according to our teacher writing and memorizing these all dates is totally insane. God help us! If we have to confront these dates and era’s in paper.

"nip the evil in the bud" before it starts getting on your mind.

Had a bone to pick with him ! bad idea

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Taking online journalism class to me is, if someone has kicked me from null kingdom to info-time kingdom where I barely know anything. Sir Humair Ishtiaq is an alien with diverse information. Whereas I and my classmates with minute (small) information.

Fortunately Sir Humair Ishtiaq soon understood the caliber of our class which is the “null one”, within two to three classes. Well I must say that was easy to predict having students like us.

Whenever he had asked us anything from us that has always been an unfamiliar term to us, which had always been answered by him or sometimes shoaib from our class- belonging to amphibian kingdom (having half knowledge of our kingdom and half knowledge of land from where Sir Humair belongs to).

He is “angry+aged man” with firm attitude. I advice my classmates to anticipate before they had a bone to pick with him otherwise they will have the same experience from which my dear friend ……. has gone through.

To win an argument it’s important to have a chance to speak my friends- remember my words “chance to speak”………..and its better to shut up before letting that finger points to you and then you shut up.

accidentally moustaches !

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The first intriguing thing which came into my mind when I first saw Sir Humair Ishtiaq was why he has such an individualistic, futuristic, stylistic, artistic mustaches, In the beginning I felt that the words he spoke comes more from his mustache other than his lips which are hidden behind the bushes, as they are rarely seen. 

               My whole focus was on it, rather listening to what he was telling us in our introductory class,  and in no time it convinced me to say that these two-sided laid out bushes  are magnificently styled and distinctively trimmed.

 After much more ponder and analysis, one more point arose, which was certainly a question on his mustache and that was "is this an ancestral heritage or what……?"

 For instance, the mustache looked to me as a strange symbol of a family legacy of pride or power.....……whatever may be its historical background of it.  

My last conclusion, critically saying, after taking his several classes that "hats off" to his extra-ordinary teaching skills which certainly make him truly one hell out of this world. Plus he also have a curious and unpredictable personality just like a women apart from that.