Student's Week At JUW

Helloooo Readers, this time im little late to update u with the happenings in my University bt i think its better be late than NEVER =) hehehe....
Well our Students week started from 12th Oct till 17th Oct n seriously telling u guysss ..... i had a blast with my friendss, all 6 days were books with different activities like drama competitio, cultural show, food competitionn Mela n much much more ..... its was very decently started by Naat n Debate competition ( i didnt attend that ;) hehe... as u know um fun loving gal.... I participated in food competition ( desert) but i didnt gt anything as it was my 1st time n i didnt know a single thing what i have to do n alll ..... bt still it went good ! bt i didnt win it, one of the reason is judges. the judge who came to taste my desert, was like a person who had least interest in eating n i guess in world too .... hehe..... bt neva mind atleast i tried =D ..... before that i attended MELA, n later we all friends went to PIZZA HUT and had fun over dere too....
our whole weeek ws very busy, in the end there was a prize distribution ceremony also but i got fever at that day sooo couldnt attend that ..... but over all it ws fun :)

Boycott "FACEBOOK"

I know this can be tough for some people, but its worth it. FACEBOOK BOYCOTT:
boycott facebook on 24th of Oct for our beloved PROPHET MOHAMMAD ( S.A.W.). As we reported all hate groups but they are not deleted by facebook authorities. Togethar we can make a difference as authorities will lose million of dollars if we do it just for one day. So join hands with us.

K E N Y O N s

Man’s earliest ancestors may well have originated as long as five million years ago in what is northern Kenya. There are more than 70 tribal groups among the Africans . Distinctions between many of them are blurred and they are very diverse and include most linguistic because they dont get their basic need, which include food, shelter and clothing.but i will tell u the positive aspects of kenya people.
Kenyans on the whole are friendly and relaxed people, who enjoy everyday life. They are never too busy to make time for you (if u'll visit them) and little crowds gather in no time if something extraordinary is happening. they have kept their traditional life styles and appearances alive. The proud Maasai warriors are the most famous among them. Three quarters of the Kenya people work in agriculture. Kenya is a main exporter of coffee and tea. In the dryer regions, most farmers herd cattle.Kenya also has a small industrial sector, but still larger than most other African countries: maize and wheat flour factories, cotton factories, beer breweries and producers of house hold goods.
About half of the Kenya people live under the poverty line. There’s a small very wealthy upper class – often through corruption – who don’t seem to care much about the economic state their fellow countrymen are in.