Sunday, October 7, 2007

Rain!!

I was asleep. Then suddenly it rains.

Our long waited rain finally arrives. Listening to the rhythm. I feel peace. Mind gradually rests.




Read about these text,

The belief is still cherished in some parts of the world that the job of the law department of a university is to turn out lawyers competent to practise. That is impossible. No law school chould produce ready-made advocates and solicitors ... But even if it could be done, it would not be the university's sole objective. The university is concerned primarily with education, not with imparting professional expertise ... The general aims of a university education are to indoctrinate the student with a repect for truth; to develop the student's power of reasoning until his actual performance coincides with his potential capacity; to help him to work on his own; to direct his mental development primarily through study in a limited field ...; and to provide general approach and environment tending to enhance the degree of culture and civilization of everyone coming into contact with it.

Professor Lionel Astor Sheridan, founder Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Malaya.

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