Friday, 30 January 2004
Kudos to Samuel George...!
Kudos to Samuel George, I BSc Chem, whose article featured in this fortnight's Sportstar magazine, dated 24 January, 2004. It was a commentary on Sachin Tendulkar.
Thursday, 29 January 2004
Part II English Classes Today: Web log:
II Hr - I BSc Phy/Chem: D.O - V:
Mock Press: T.V.Gayathri (Kalpana Chawla)
Thailand - kingdom in SE Asia formerly SIAM
Bahrain, GAZA STRIP etc.
FEDER/FIDE - trust/faith
federalism - principle of national organisation
confederacy - a union for mutual support and common action
bonafide - in good faith
confide - to have trust in someone
confidant - person in whom one can confide
confidence - self-reliance - trust in oneself
fidelity - faithfulness
infidel - one who has no faith
perfidy - disloyalty
Mock Press: T.V.Gayathri (Kalpana Chawla)
Thailand - kingdom in SE Asia formerly SIAM
Bahrain, GAZA STRIP etc.
FEDER/FIDE - trust/faith
federalism - principle of national organisation
confederacy - a union for mutual support and common action
bonafide - in good faith
confide - to have trust in someone
confidant - person in whom one can confide
confidence - self-reliance - trust in oneself
fidelity - faithfulness
infidel - one who has no faith
perfidy - disloyalty
Wednesday, 28 January 2004
D.O - IV - Part II Web log:
I BSc Phy/Chem: From February. quiz will be based on mental aptitute/ Next Mock Press: Kalpana Chawla
Introduced the vowel sounds -
Dollar and Pound are called Cable. Why?
Busman's Holiday - a holiday that involves doing the same things that one does at work.
Nike - Goddess of victory
the obverse side of a coin - reverse side
Difference between American and British English - explained with illustrations.
Phy: All Present :-) Special Kudos to all of you!
Chem: 13,22,28,37,41
II BA Tam/Phil/His (Voc)
Taught Adjectives and conjunctions.
Gave introduction to Merchant of Venice
His: 3,4
Tam:9,10,12,19,23,25,28
Phil: 4,5,8,9,10,12,13,17,18,19,20,22,23,26,27,28,29,30,31,35,36,39
[Febrile mood at Westminster - Febrile - having, showing a great deal of nervouse excitement/feverish]
Consonants - Plosives, affricates, nasals, fricatives, lateral, approximants, etc.
Introduced the vowel sounds -
Dollar and Pound are called Cable. Why?
Busman's Holiday - a holiday that involves doing the same things that one does at work.
Nike - Goddess of victory
the obverse side of a coin - reverse side
Difference between American and British English - explained with illustrations.
Phy: All Present :-) Special Kudos to all of you!
Chem: 13,22,28,37,41
II BA Tam/Phil/His (Voc)
Taught Adjectives and conjunctions.
Gave introduction to Merchant of Venice
His: 3,4
Tam:9,10,12,19,23,25,28
Phil: 4,5,8,9,10,12,13,17,18,19,20,22,23,26,27,28,29,30,31,35,36,39
[Febrile mood at Westminster - Febrile - having, showing a great deal of nervouse excitement/feverish]
Consonants - Plosives, affricates, nasals, fricatives, lateral, approximants, etc.
Tuesday, 27 January 2004
Spoken English classes begin..:
Today, at 2:30 pm, started the Free Spoken English class for my students. Students were asked to be regular, to ward off shyness, and to participate enthusiastically.
The following students were present:
1. R.Vidhya Rani, I BSc Chem
2. M.Anitha, I BSc Chem
3. V.Prakash, I BSc Chem
4. S.David, I BSc Chem
5. J.Benny Thomas, II BA Tam
6. D.Sudha, II BA Tamil
7. V.Hemavathi, II BA Tamil
8. N.Reena Devi, II BA Tamil
9. V.Jayanthi, II BSc Zoo (Voc)
10. A.Chandrasekar, II BA Tam
11. R.Vetriventhan, II BA Tam
12. P.Amul Sofiya, II BA Tam
13. M.Gayathri, II BA Tam
14. A.Gnanamani, II BA Tam
15. M.Kamatchi, I BA Tam
16. R.Vijayalakshmi, I BA Tam
17. N.Prakash, I MA Eng.
18. K.Suresh Kumar, I BSc Phy
19. B.Ram Kumar, I BCom (V)
20. M.Portia Roselin, II BSc Zoo
21. K.Jeyaseelan, II BA Phil
22. S.Vetriselvi, II BA His (V)
23. R.Mahesh, II BA Phil
24. T.Vijay Amritraj, II BSc Zoo (V)
25. M.Ilavarasi, II BA Tam
26. R.Anandhi, II BSc Chem
27. R.Nandhakumar, II BA Tam
28. R.Sivasankari, II BSc Zoo (V)
29.D.Aruldoss, II BA tam
30. Gopikannan, I BA Tam
31. Chennakrishnan, II MSc Zoo
32. Jeevitha, II BA Tam
33. J.Sakthivel, I MA Pol.Sci
34.Felix, I BSc Chem
35. N.Bhuvanesh, I BSc Chem
36. C.Saravanakumar, II BSc Zoo(V)
37. T.Selvakumar, II BSc Zoo (V)
38. K.Sudha, I BSc History
39. E.V.Catherine, II BSc Chem
40. S.Sharmila, II BSc Chem
41. T.Grace Prabha, II BSc Chem
42. Latchathipathy, I MAEng.
Friday, 23 January 2004
D.O - I Part II - Web log:
I BSc Phy/Chem: Introduced Phonetics.
Pronunciation Practice.
Republic Day guest of Honour - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
superscribe/subscribe/zenith/meridian/nadir/advertisement/environment/women
Fruity/Flowery/Resinous/Spicy, Foul and Burned together are the basic odours.
Cardomom spices are by tradition picked only by women in India.
Other than water, CLUB SODA is the only substance served in restaurants that has zero calories per 100 grams.
Roman Emperor Caligula had pearls dissolved in his vinegar.
II BA Phil/Tam/His (voc):
Gave units test - Asked the class to write a paragraph of fifteen lines without a single mistake.
Tam: 12,19,24,26
Phil: 8,9,12,13,17,19,20,29,30,31,35,36,39,40
Pronunciation Practice.
Republic Day guest of Honour - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
superscribe/subscribe/zenith/meridian/nadir/advertisement/environment/women
Fruity/Flowery/Resinous/Spicy, Foul and Burned together are the basic odours.
Cardomom spices are by tradition picked only by women in India.
Other than water, CLUB SODA is the only substance served in restaurants that has zero calories per 100 grams.
Roman Emperor Caligula had pearls dissolved in his vinegar.
II BA Phil/Tam/His (voc):
Gave units test - Asked the class to write a paragraph of fifteen lines without a single mistake.
Tam: 12,19,24,26
Phil: 8,9,12,13,17,19,20,29,30,31,35,36,39,40
Monday, 19 January 2004
Exam alert - exactly three months from today, semester exams begin.
CA marks - given.
Asked students to pay the text book amount.
UK - comprises England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Commonwealth - states that were previously part of the British empire, and dependencies.
Absentees:
Phy: 26,30,32,35,36,37,38,41,42
Chem: 22,35,36,42
Super Tuesday - a day on which several states hold primary elections.
Taught 'A Doll's House'
Think like a man of action; act like a man of thought - Albert Einstein, German-born American physicist - greatest scientist of the 20th century.
CA marks - given.
Asked students to pay the text book amount.
UK - comprises England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Commonwealth - states that were previously part of the British empire, and dependencies.
Absentees:
Phy: 26,30,32,35,36,37,38,41,42
Chem: 22,35,36,42
Super Tuesday - a day on which several states hold primary elections.
Taught 'A Doll's House'
Think like a man of action; act like a man of thought - Albert Einstein, German-born American physicist - greatest scientist of the 20th century.
Wednesday, 14 January 2004
I BSc Phy/Chem - IV Hr - Taught poetry analysis.
The MITSMA technique for analysing a poem.
fer - bring/yield
fertile - yield much
fertilization - causing to bear richly
conference - bring together
odoriferous - bring a pleasant odour
suffer - bring sorrow or pain
transfer - bring from one place to another
offer - bring openly
'PATIENCE' and 'FORTITUDE' stand guard to the NY state Library. They are Lions.
Shehnai, is an Indian musical instrument, which, translated into English means, 'Royal flute'
Traditionally, the leaves of the tamarind tree are supposed to improve your singing voice.
Absentees:
Phy:14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,25,30,31,32,33,34,35,37,40,41,42
Chem: 3,12,13,14,22,23,28,29,32,36,41,42
The MITSMA technique for analysing a poem.
fer - bring/yield
fertile - yield much
fertilization - causing to bear richly
conference - bring together
odoriferous - bring a pleasant odour
suffer - bring sorrow or pain
transfer - bring from one place to another
offer - bring openly
'PATIENCE' and 'FORTITUDE' stand guard to the NY state Library. They are Lions.
Shehnai, is an Indian musical instrument, which, translated into English means, 'Royal flute'
Traditionally, the leaves of the tamarind tree are supposed to improve your singing voice.
Absentees:
Phy:14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,25,30,31,32,33,34,35,37,40,41,42
Chem: 3,12,13,14,22,23,28,29,32,36,41,42
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