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WARNING: REALITY CHECK
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“Change is the only constant.”
Knowing that, I still resist it; from one school to another, from school to college, and now from college to reality.
Being brutally honest, I’m still figuring out what to do and where I’m headed towards from here. I guess we all are, and we’ll figure it out along the way. Life has a funny way of giving you the things you deserve, when you least expect it.
In my first year of college, I never imagined to do the things I’ve done this year; being the President of The Mercurian Times, organizing its first two events and putting all my heart and soul into making it the best ones. It did pay off, and I came to realize it after our juniors organized the most heart-warming farewell for us. I can’t thank them enough for it. TMT will always be a huge part of my college journey and this is the time I’ve grown the most as a person.
All the members have played a very important role in making TMT an active and a successful society this year. Noting their thoughts down and turning it into beautifully- written pieces, they’ve not only inspired me, but also helped me polish my writing skills.
From speakers cancelling at the last moment, to finalizing speakers at the last moment; from working endlessly for months for that one day, to not knowing how time went by on that day; from scolding members to thanking them; from turning a dream into reality, it all fell into place and I couldn’t be more grateful!
In the coming year, I’m sure Evoon and Techocial will be a greater success as you all have learnt well from your accomplishments and mistakes. I hope TMT has contributed as much in your lives, as it has in mine. I am so proud of my team for constantly working with a great amount of enthusiasm, and never failing to meet my expectations. I’ll always be at your beck and call helping TMT, and supporting you all grow into the best versions of yourselves. I hope you all continue to work passionately and put your best foot forward in everything you do. Good luck to each one of you!
At last, it’s true that “The tassel’s worth the hassle.”
Akaanksha Makkad,
President,
The Mercurian Times,
Signing off

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