If you've been religiously following KemUnited over the past few weeks(which we know you have) and if you read this here post(which you probably did), you're probably aware of the fact that with the swearing in of KELS(English) executive body for the year 2011, the two biggest blogs of K.E, KemUnited(the official blog of KE) and Kellogs(an initiative of King Edward English Literary Society) have been synchronised. Therefore, starting from today, we'd be bringing forth on KemUnited your weekly dose of Kellogs - two or three Kellogs posts that'd serve as a much needed food for thought for you to munch on and enjoy.
So dear audience, let's begin the show. This week from the Kellogs archives, we've selected for you three very special blogposts written by your fellow Kemcolians. Just click on the links below and get ready to have the the time of your life! Here we go...
- For all those poor gals n guys slaving away in maternity, here's a list of your very essential do's and dont's. Surviving maternity:The Ten Commandments
- Ever wondered why washrooms are the most valuable commodity at KE? Read The Curse of Anarkali to find out the dark secret behind it.
- Read a detailed analysis of the dynamics of the famous (or infamous!) zero point of KE in A Study on Zero Point.
That's all for this week folks. Do let us know your thoughts on the posts and on this weekly feature that we've started. And for all those budding young writers at KE who'd like to post their writings on Kellogs, just drop us a line at eng.kels@gmail.com. We'd be more than happy to have you abroad.
We'd sign off with this interesting thought of the day, a quote by Woody Allen:
"It's not that I'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens."
Till next time folks!