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2022

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Activities

Day

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While waking up at 8am on the day
of the farewell was not something
students were particularly looking
forward to, the farewell parade
turned out to be an unforgettable
addition to our sendoff as the batch
of 22’. With a warm welcome in the
form of white and blue streamers
flying in the air, and the rhythmic
beat of the dhol, the day of our last
event with LGS started off perfectly.
Soon, morning light turned into
darker hues of blue as the farewell
dawned upon us. Gathering at F9
park for batch photos beforehand
cultivated a particularly festive
mood as everyone got pictures in
their perfectly tailored suits and
saaris. The event itself was
encapsulated in bittersweet feelings
as we said goodbye to the building
that had housed incredible
memories and ignited lifelong
friendships. While this day has long
since passed, it will live forever
more in our memories.

Farewell

Parade

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Parade

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A2

Farewell

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A2

Farewell

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A2

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C
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P
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S

Life

From playing games on

our phones, taking

selfies in a mirror,

eating fries on the roof,

or crying about our

next exam, we all

shared timeless

memories on campus.

Its the place we spent

so much of our time

collectively, be it

basketball for 4 hours

straight or ordering

pizza and having

parties at the benches.

A great time no matter

what.

Campus

Life

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Life

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Life

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Life

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Life

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Life

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Student

Art



~ Ayaan Chaudhry






~ Ebba Wahid






~ Aayaan Chaudhary



~ Areej Zubair

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~ Safwaan Ahmad









~ Aayaan Chaudhry







~ Alina Noor ~ Aayaan Chaudhary

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Student

Art



~ Ebba Wahid






~ Areej Zubair




~ Areej Zubair ~ Alina Noor

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~ Safwaan Ahmad ~ Alina Noor







~ Areej Zubair ~ Safwaan Ahmad

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Student

Art




~ Safwaan Ahmad ~ Aayaan Chaudhary








~ Aayaan Chaudhary ~ Alina Noor

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~ Alina Noor ~ Areej Zubair







~ Aayaan Chaudhary ~ Alina Noor




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Student

Art



~ Aayaan Chaudhary






~ Alina Noor






~ Areej Zubair






~ Alina Noor




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~ Areej Zubair






~ Areej Zubair








~ Aayaan Chaudhry ~ Aminah Ahmerin




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Student

Writing



~ Safwaan Ahmad



~ Safwaan Ahmad

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~ Safwaan Ahmad



~ Safwaan Ahmad

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Student

Writing

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~ Mustafa Khan




~ Safwaan Ahmad ~ Safwaan Ahmad

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Student

Writing

A Stranger’s Funeral

No idea who you are At a place where no one looks,
The only detail – demise unspeakable In the middle of their hearts
Certain speak says you were kind
While nodding heads say they were lies There is a place where the streams of everything ever
Come together and form

Empty of tears with swollen eyes A pool, that sits away from everything else.
The ones that loved you hide well in the crowd It is deep and shallow
Shrouded by incompassionate husks
That move around for a better view With an Emerald hug, and a Tangerine kiss
Of tender tragedy The water sticks to your skin.
To recite over dinner
Tell someone – Once there was a girl killed There’s a feeling there, one that comes when hearts combine
O’ horror indeed! It is known, felt, seen, and heard
Name of her’s was what again? It is all of it.
Think of the parents, the parents And there is nothing else.
Unnatural it is.
I want to swim in it… in it all

The shallow waters. I want to kick my feet

Abhorrent. That these bodies could stand around her’s And wade in it
Hands held together, heads aimed down, as if such a care
And Float
was given by them for this young girl.
And Feel it all. All the feelings to feel

I want to stay there

Another tragedy for them to snack on Submerged
Make sure you stock up on all your thrills.
In a bubble


~ Ahmed Aslam

Abominable. This poor girl’s murder – entertainment for you & yours

Although, its true, some wept honest tears

I know ambivalence sat there

Because I was there


~ Ahmed Aslam

The flesh without it’s colour, its blood suckling ripeness
A song with no melody, a bird without flight

words hold no meaning – thought no sense

Bickering turns to quiet, passion lays to rest
I’m sick of all this silence, what I’d give to hear the sky

Gleam, and shine down a truth upon me
That I can see past these dark goggles.

And with a calling, resume my flight through the skies and

Live a world without time

~ Ahmed Aslam

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Eshah Dua Haq

Most likely to direct an Oscar
winning film

Abdullah Zubair

Most likely to write a best selling book

Ahmed Aslam

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