
Once when I was in school, I really saw how much teachers were not kidding about the whole cell phone “situation” in schools! One fine day they asked all the 11th and 12th class students to come to the indoor basketball court, and a batch of sirs start frisking us all over for anything that isn’t meant to be there.( reminded me a lot of one of those mafia movies where a rival boss checks all of the gang members who come to see him ) no one got caught there. But we had a lot more surprises for the day, the leader and the assistant leader went up to their classes along with a teacher to search for any thing “illegal” in the student’s bags. While the rest of us sat there with a few teachers looking over us like terrorists holding hostages at gun point. And they were going to shoot anyone who broke the school’s law.
I don’t think they found any cell phones, but a lot of other interesting artifacts turned up in the sudden raid. A few standout loot they found were, a matchbox ( no cigarettes and the guy from whose bag it was found never smoke) , a magazine which is not exactly family friendly ( that’s as nice as I can put it) .
I don’t think they found any cell phones, but a lot of other interesting artifacts turned up in the sudden raid. A few standout loot they found were, a matchbox ( no cigarettes and the guy from whose bag it was found never smoke) , a magazine which is not exactly family friendly ( that’s as nice as I can put it) .
But things did change in college, well they still confiscated cell phones, for a little while-for instance commerce department’s HOD pretends to be strict but a few minutes of begging will break her heart.(yes, me being my class representative also means I take on the role of lead beggar) But if the students have to call up a college which is organizing a program or some sponsors for programs in our own college-the professors don’t see the hypocrisy staring at their faces, when they ask us to call them right away, or in some instances borrowing a student’s phone to do the job. I am going to leave you with a photo demonstrating my friend’s meek attempt to protest against the “don’t bring cell phones to college” rule. Hope they change the rule, and I hope I find one good reason for a student to buy a cell phone.
p.s. ya I think students don’t really NEED cell phones. Go ahead call me a buzz kill, my friend call me that every time I come up with my idea!
NO CELL PHONE , NO FUN
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