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chief guest and other dignitaries such as Mr. Nagraj of The Ugly Indian, Mr.Vijay Raj, Junior Health Inspector at BBMP and member of save trees, and Ms. Soubhagya of Hasiru Dala. Padma Shri Saalumarada Thimmakka urged the youth to plant Springlight A Weekly Newspaper by PG Dept of Journalism & Mass Communication of St. Joseph’s Evening College (Autonomous), Bengaluru | VOL:2 | ISSUE: 5 EDITORIAL BOARD Monday, February 11, 2019 | https://springlightnews.wordpress.com Jesuit Institutions take out rally for climate change Sadia Waheed The Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society (BJES) conducted a rally on climate change at Samsung Opera House in Brigade Road on February 9, 2019. Students and faculty from different St. Joseph’s institutions took part in rally. e chief guest for the rally was the green activist, Padma Shri Saalumarada immakka. Students and teachers from different Joseph’s institutions took out a rally at 3:30 p.m. All of them converged at the Opera house for the formal function. The chief guest and other dignitaries planted saplings on the occasion. Rev. Fr. Brian Pereira S.J, the Rector of St. Joseph’s Institutions felicitated the REPORTERS: Ignatius Arun, Sadia Waheed STAFF EDITOR: Ms. Indumathi S DESIGNER: GR Rajesh Kumar Sangam: Appreciating Hindi language Follow Us Join WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/2RSxD5E News Podcast: anchor.fm/springlight Twitter: t.co/springlightnews FB Group: .com/groups/springlightnews/ Sadia Waheed The Department of Hindi of St. Joseph’s Evening College (SJEC) organised an intra-collegiate Hindi fest titled ‘Sangam’ on February 10, 2019. Under the theme, ‘Pratibha Mei Makhan Manthan’ a slew of both on-stage and off-stage events were organised. e Principal of SJEC, Dr. Albert Smith was the chief guest of the event. The off-stage events such as poetry recitation, collage making, on- spot acting, quiz prelims, and rangoli were conducted on the days leading up to the fest. The on stage events included antakshari, shayari, solo singing, fashion show and group dance. The Principal presided over the valedictory function and gave away prizes to the winners. Springlight spoke to Mr. Nagaraj Manohar, the co-ordinator of the fest and the Department Head of Hindi Department. “The fest was very well received by the students and appreciated. Many Alumni of the college were invited as judges for the different events,” said Mr. Nagaraj. “This time we organised unique events such as translation and shayari competition which were appreciated. The programme helped students from various other non-Hindi backgrounds to appreciate and encourage the language, and hopefully this will pave through a way for brighter future of the language in the coming years,” opined Mr. Nagaraj Weekend Visit to Jamie’s Studio Ignatius Arun The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication organized a visit to a recording studio for the first year M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication students at Indiranagar. Located in a prominent part of the city, the studio was well-equipped. e students were taught the various aspects of the studio such as sound proofing, types of mixers, sound card, recording soſtware and entire arrangement of the studio. Students were also instructed on the steps involved in recording and how to pay attention even to the minute details of sound. The students had the experience to record for one of the upcoming radio shows. The recording kicked off well with many retakes and showcased the difference between high pitch voice and base voice. more saplings rather than wasting time sharing and liking information on social media. Rev. Fr. Brian Pereira S.J, the Rector of St. Joseph’s Institutions said, “The environmental situation is degrading day by day. Unfortunately, the youth are bearing the brunt of environmental degradation.” He further added, “I want to congratulate all the students who came here. They are not perpetuators of destruction, they are victims of destruction. I think change is possible and will come from public spaces like this to promote the environment. So, I wish that the students take this cause forward and bring up positive change and make this planet greener, bluer and healthier.” Watch on YouTube https://bit.ly/2UYkIBt
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chief guest and other dignitaries such as Mr. Nagraj of The Ugly Indian, Mr.Vijay Raj, Junior Health Inspector at BBMP and member of save trees, and Ms. Soubhagya of Hasiru Dala. Padma Shri Saalumarada
Thimmakka urged the youth to plant
SpringlightA Weekly Newspaper by PG Dept of Journalism & Mass Communication of St. Joseph’s Evening College (Autonomous), Bengaluru | VOL:2 | ISSUE: 5
EDITORIAL BOARD
Monday, February 11, 2019 | https://springlightnews.wordpress.com
Jesuit Institutions take out rally for climate changeSadia Waheed
The Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society (BJES) conducted a rally on climate change at Samsung Opera House in Brigade Road on February 9, 2019. Students and faculty from different St. Joseph’s institutions took part in rally. The chief guest for the rally was the green activist, Padma Shri Saalumarada Thimmakka.
Students and teachers from different Joseph’s
institutions took out a rally at 3:30 p.m. All of them converged at the Opera house for the formal function. The chief guest and other dignitaries planted saplings on the occasion. Rev. Fr. Brian Pereira S.J, the Rector of St. Joseph’s Institutions felicitated the
REPORTERS:Ignatius Arun, Sadia Waheed
STAFF EDITOR:Ms. Indumathi S DESIGNER: GR Rajesh Kumar
Sangam: Appreciating Hindi language
Follow Us Join WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/2RSxD5E News Podcast: anchor.fm/springlight Twitter: t.co/springlightnewsFB Group: fb.com/groups/springlightnews/
Sadia Waheed
The Department of Hindi of St. Joseph’s Evening College (SJEC) organised an intra-collegiate Hindi fest titled ‘Sangam’ on February 10, 2019. Under the theme, ‘Pratibha Mei Makhan Manthan’ a slew of both on-stage and off-stage events were organised. The Principal of SJEC, Dr. Albert Smith was the chief guest of the event. The off-stage events
such as poetry recitation, collage making, on- spot acting, quiz prelims, and rangoli were conducted on the days leading up to the fest. The on stage events included antakshari, shayari, solo singing, fashion show and group dance. The Principal presided
over the valedictory function and gave away prizes to the winners. Springlight spoke to Mr. Nagaraj Manohar, the co-ordinator of
the fest and the Department Head of Hindi Department. “The fest was very well received by the students and appreciated. Many Alumni of the college were invited as judges for the different events,” said Mr. Nagaraj. “This time we organised unique events such as translation and shayari competition which were appreciated. The programme helped students from various other non-Hindi backgrounds to appreciate and encourage the language, and hopefully this will pave through a way for brighter future of the language in the coming years,” opined Mr. Nagaraj
Weekend Visit to Jamie’s StudioIgnatius Arun
The Department of Journalism and
Mass Communication organized a visit to a recording studio for the first year M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication students at Indiranagar. Located in a prominent part of the city, the studio was well-equipped. The students were taught the various aspects of the studio such as sound proofing, types of mixers, sound card, recording software and entire arrangement of the studio.
Students were also instructed on the steps involved in recording and how to pay attention even to the minute details of sound. The students had the experience to record for one of the upcoming radio shows. The recording kicked off well with many retakes and showcased the difference between high pitch voice and base voice.
more saplings rather than wasting time sharing and liking information on social media. Rev. Fr. Brian Pereira S.J, the Rector of St. Joseph’s Institutions said, “The environmental situation is degrading day by day. Unfortunately, the youth are bearing the brunt of environmental degradation.” He further added, “I want to congratulate all the students who came here. They are not perpetuators of destruction, they are victims of destruction. I think change is possible and will come from public spaces like this to promote the environment. So, I wish that the students take this cause forward and bring up positive change and make this planet greener, bluer and healthier.”
Watch on YouTube
https://bit.ly/2UYkIBt
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