"Good morning, sir."
The professor nodded, with a smile; walked past, then turned back and said, "Hey.."
"Yes, sir..??"
"What's your name.. Vikram, right?"
"Yes, sir. It's long time since I did your course!"- said I, surprised, and somewhat delighted too; but more than that, Curious to know how he remembers me even after two and a half years of that course.
"Oh yeah, and You were the guy who came in my class 1.5 hrs late, in a tutorial of 2 hours."
Not knowing what to say, I just smiled, and started looking down.
"Hmm.. I still remember what you said that day: "Sir, I won't ask for attendance. I really want to attend this class." " - he said, walking away smiling.
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Trust professors of IITD for remembering their students by their names, or by their deeds.
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(At the end of that class, he had called everybody's name; mine too. I didn't respond. He smiled, and marked a 'P'.)
September 25, 2007
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Cute post!
Instances of professor-student cordiality are as heartwarming as instances of India-Pakistan cordiality. :P Somehow it feels like that to me!
[Taps]
Oh, not again :)
[Vibhav]
God! That sounds so real!
hehehe....nice one..
u knw ..Y Prof mathur always gives a big smile 2 me....wenevr we face eachoder..
"I'm really feelin hounerd mr. suresh .I got ur guest appearnce twice in the whole sem"..he said durin major;)
Wow! I always knew Prof Mathur has got a sense of humour.
Welcome to my blog, bhambz..
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