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KINGSPEAK, The First Of Its Name

Friday, April 29, 2016 / BY Sania Tahir
KELS Official Newsletter, KingSpeak is now available online! April Edition, 28th April, 2016 ...

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The Art Of Memory By Hamza Ali, First Year

Thursday, April 28, 2016 / BY KELS
Before we begin, let me paint you a picture. It’s the night before your Blood physiology viva and good ol’ Guyton’s been knocking you senseless for the past God knows how many hours. Then suddenly, a wild chart appears! You read the words scribbled in pencil near the chart saying “must learn all factor names”. You are horrified. How, in the name of all that is sensible, are you supposed to learn all of them...

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Book Review: And the Mountains Echoed

Sunday, April 24, 2016 / BY Sania Tahir
By Hareem Farooq, First Year ‘They say, “Find a purpose in your life and live it.” But sometimes, it is only after you have lived that you recognize your life had a purpose, and likely one you never had in mind.’ From Kabul to Paris, from San Francisco to the Greek island of Tinos, Khaled Hosseini’s third novel is nothing less than a roller coaster ride across the globe- a topsy turvy one indeed. “Kabul...

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The Passing by Ali Haider Jafry, 4th Year MBBS

Monday, April 18, 2016 / BY KELS
They had started whispering around him now; he could hear them speak about him in hushed voices. He knew the mutterings and musings would continue and spread like a fire would through the driest hay. But he did not care. Standing there, on the foot of the bed that he’d come to fear all his life, he felt strangely comforted. It brought an approving thought to his head: they are right in what they think...

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One Vote

Sunday, April 17, 2016 / BY Ahmad Jalil
Water. That was the only thing on her mind as she ran around on the hot sand with broken chappals in her feet and holding her one year old son. The worn out chaddar that she had draped over them was doing little to block the fervent Sun above. She had wrapped the little boy in an additional sheet as well as she carried him in her Sun-burnt hands. She was utterly helpless, there was...

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Guriya by Safi Ur Rehman Sadiq

Saturday, April 16, 2016 / BY KELS
He was sitting there with me. Dejected, broken, disappointed. Everything, but hopeless. "It's a tragedy. It happens. Bad things happen. It'll pass. Time will change. It always does."There are no tragedies, I said. But he disagreed. He seemed to have a lot of faith in humanity. I didn't argue. "Yes, but he isn't here yet. You better take your child to a private hospital". He thought it was a good idea. At least until he...

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What is Tragedy? by Bushra Ishaq, First Year

Friday, April 15, 2016 / BY KELS
What is tragedy really? So we were watching a famous Indian movie. And we made sure to make it very special. Popcorns and drawn curtains. And hushed occasional whispers. And even those were few and met with reprimand. Our eyes religiously followed all that was happening on the screen. Before soon I heard a sniff. Warily I turned around to see my friend dabbing at her eyes with a tissue in an attempt to stem...

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Tragedy by Hira Asghar,Second Year

Thursday, April 14, 2016 / BY KELS
‘Tragedy’ how do u define it? Is it the loss of a loved one? loss in business? loss of a job? any other sort of a worldly loss? OR is it something MORE GRAVE than that.............. Loss of Imaan, Our Faith, Being Disobedient to Allah SWT!!! That’s what REAL TRAGEDY is! Everything else is secondary and temporary. In fact, the ‘So Called Tragedies’ are a golden opportunity for us to ‘Become Closer to Allah SWT’…The...

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Life As We Know It by Bisma Jamil, Third Year

Wednesday, April 13, 2016 / BY Sania Tahir
The 21st of May seems happy and harmless. Roses, chocolates and flowers! Candy hearts and balloons. Lots and lots of pink and purple. The whole atmosphere of Ushna’s house was giggling and dancing because it was the 21st birthday of Ushna’s daughter – Ayesha (an undergraduate of John Hopkins University). Ushna herself was a rich business woman and a beautiful person, both inside out. Ushna’s life had never been easy for her-multiple times , Ayesha...

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