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Tag Archives: education
The Circle of Life at Doon School
Venky Vembu {UPDATE on November 1, 2010: I gather from a comment that I received elsewhere that some Doon School alumni believe that this post is intended to “to prove (that) one bad apple… has emerged” from Doon School. That … Continue reading
Doon School at 75: elite and proud of it!
(This is a longer version of an interview with Doon School Headmaster Dr Peter McLaughlin; the shorter version was published in DNA edition dated June 5, 2010. I am posting the full-text version in the context of the School’s upcoming … Continue reading
After a kangaroo burger (burp!), I’m feeling quite hoppy!
Venky Vembu When Brett, my Aussie acquaintance in Hong Kong, learnt I was travelling to Australia, he gave me a mission to accomplish: to have a ‘kangaroo burger’ on his behalf! Since in any case I’m partial to exotic epicurean … Continue reading
Hare Krishna in a Chinese classroom!
(This feature article, about an Oxford theologian who teaches Indian religious studies at a Hong Kong university and is a practising member of the Hare Krishna movement, was published in DNA edition dated April 22. 2008.) Venky Vembu By day, … Continue reading
Guess who came for langar…
(This article, about the visit to a gurdwara – a Sikh place of worship – in Hong Kong by Chinese students at a Hong Kong university as part of a programme on social inclusion, was published in DNA edition dated March … Continue reading