Edited by
Hillol.Sarkar@ago-inc.com
CEG 1978 Chennai Jan 4 & 5 2013
78 Family Photo Album
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CEG Alumni Club 01
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'Twas a full house. Was the food served a bit too early?
CEG Alumni Club 02
Weaving through the chatter was fun. Wish we had more time to run fine-toothed combs through our memorable experiences.
CEG Alumni Club 03
The girls from our Class of 1978 were the pioneering geniuses when they came into CEG in 1973. They have gone on to become great leaders and teachers. That is unsurprising. Congratulations!
CEG Alumni Club 04
There was so much to munch and so much to think! Our hands were full.
CEG Alumni Club 05
A special thanks to the very special Radky! Like Ryan Sidebottom, this guy gave it all to the reunion. Glad his bottom found a cushion after a long evening.
CEG Alumni Club 06
Raghunath let his green bottle go. Sunil had always set trends; his long mane has a new logic. Did Srikumar eat dinner? 'Twas about 10 pm when this video was shot. James and Narayanan were looking for clean plates when I was chewing the creamy curd rice.
CEG Alumni Club 07
The food was good. The service was great. We say thanks. When you are at the Alumni Club, meet these two and say thanks.
G. Ramachandran
gramach@gmail.com
Hi Ramach and Hillol,
ReplyDeleteThanks to the late Prof Ananda Rao, in 1976 or 77, CEGians were plain lucky to see & hear (at Vivek Audi) John Bardeen ,an inventor of the transistor and a Nobel laureate. By then (30 years after its invention in '45) the transistor had gone viral worldwide. It is difficult to imagine a world now without the ubiquitous transistor. As you recall, it is the nuts and bolts of entertainment, media, computers, internet, communications including mobile.
Listening to such a person in person was such a one off those days, I am still proud of it.
Fast forward 35 years, people from all over (CERN, NASA, MIT etc) visit our college at the drop of a hat. Also the Google, Microsoft, Facebook and SAP recruit year after year from CEG.
Hillol, the transistor is likely to become "good old" soon, enter the weird world of quantum mechanics. This would offer hereto unimaginable opportunities for mankind.
Ramach, what would we have done without you? We have stunning audio visual show.
Best Regards
M Ramadoss
ramadoss1@gmail.com
Yes, thanks to all those who are continuing to take
ReplyDeletevideos, photographs, contact people ... the rest of
us are loving all this in the background, with the
memories flooding back.
K Jayanthi
K.Jayanthi@hotmail.com