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♦ CONTOURS OF THE MIND/Introductionconioure of Olt cv)inciTHE KALEIDOSCOPE OF THOUGHTS; ITS CERTAINLY A BEAUTIFUL MIND!!•Md. Intekhab•Nothing in this mortal world can be claimed to be original except for the creator himself. Nature is a creator in it with featurescontrasting as well as synonymous - rustic as the waves of the boundless ocean and a dexterous workman in the myriad of colors ofbutterflies.It is good when a person "catches" the signal of his abilities while still young; when he can "sound out" his calling in good time.Regrettably this is not always the case. Too many people find themselves totally uninformed about their abilities and the ways toestimate them realistically.The college magazine serves a purpose to ignite the smoldering originality and also become a platform for people to express theirliterary flair. Being a technical institute the students have good flair for writing but the desire still lingers on. In order that everyone isable to express in his ideas freely the theme of the magazine plays a pivotal role.The theme for this year's magazine is "Contours of the Mind". Contours - the word itself has several moral as well as physicalinterpretations. Plainly it means height or undulation but allegorically it stands for level and different aspects of thinking, the pinealemotions.Nature has an important role in moulding ever uncultured mind. Therefore, the theme "Contours of the Mind" represents ananalogy between the original and desired nature, the original and mind the deriving innovator.All emotions experienced are in some or the other way manifestation of natural phenomenon or forces.It has been rightly said,"To him who is in love of Nature holds communion with her visible form, she speaks various languages".-Bryant ThenatopkisWhile the section like Rhyming Rain depicts the romanticism through untold and untouched songs of spirited love, we have GreenValleys standing for clear honest thoughts in their finest form. Blue Streams takes us on a stroll though avenues of cherished andindelible memories, yet Barren Scapes represents the pain, deference and enigma associated with life and soul. Icy Peaks emphasizesthe victory of human spirit and mankind and so is Winds of Change which reminds us of constant metamorphosis around us andrapidity of its acceptance as well as rejection. Lunar Antipodes celebrates the human allegiance to the divine intervention in his affairsand Bubbling Arroyo discards the happenings and snit of woe: showing a transition from solemn black to kaleidoscope colours.All these elements blend in them the definition of arrows of life about which it's not difficult for us to pen down our fleetingemotions.4)41-00-0,t1) What's the difference between Electrical Engineers andArchitects?A: Electrical Engineers build weapons, Architects build targets.2) To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, theglass is half empty. To the Engineer, the glass is twice as bigas it needs to be@oo..9,-(tCReading made Don Quixote a gentleman. Believing what he read made him mad.
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