The Karachi University Academic Council has decided to reserve seats for A Level students rather than allowing them to seek admission on open merit. This will deny admission to many deserving students wishing to study natural sciences, visual studies and humanities.
Given that the decision came barely a month before admissions to Honours and DPharm classes, many students who passed their A Level examinations this July and have been waiting for the KU admissions will lose a year since several higher educational institutions admit students in August.
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Saturday, November 26, 2005
Webwatch
Mathematical Atlas
http://www.math-atlas.org/
This website is a ‘must-bookmark’ for all mathematics buffs. The site features an interesting, in-depth collection of mathematical information categorized neatly into algebra, geometry, statistics, number theory and so on. Within each sub-section, there are several related pages.
Wagner‘s Weblog
http://wagblog.internetweek.com/
Whether you are a webmaster or working on a related job, this site will be of great help to you. Not only can you consult it when you face some difficulty, but also visit it regularly to keep yourself abreast of the latest monitoring software. The site also features reviews of the helpful websites and in-depth ‘how-to’ articles related to your field of work.
Inside Tornadoes
http://www7.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0506/feature6/index.html
Who doesn’t love action-packed tornado movies like the Twister? On this National Geographic website, you can see the results of the work some real people have done on tornadoes — and that includes chasing them. You can browse through the photo gallery; find out what it is like inside a tornado; and read the diary of those who have been involved.
Web Monitoring Info
http://www.web-monitoring.info/
This blog delves into the business-related aspects of the internet as well as its technology. This is your one-stop resource for technology news bits, links to interesting debates vis-a-vis browsers, and reviews of latest software. Fancy yourself as a geek? Check out this site regularly.
http://www.math-atlas.org/
This website is a ‘must-bookmark’ for all mathematics buffs. The site features an interesting, in-depth collection of mathematical information categorized neatly into algebra, geometry, statistics, number theory and so on. Within each sub-section, there are several related pages.
Wagner‘s Weblog
http://wagblog.internetweek.com/
Whether you are a webmaster or working on a related job, this site will be of great help to you. Not only can you consult it when you face some difficulty, but also visit it regularly to keep yourself abreast of the latest monitoring software. The site also features reviews of the helpful websites and in-depth ‘how-to’ articles related to your field of work.
Inside Tornadoes
http://www7.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0506/feature6/index.html
Who doesn’t love action-packed tornado movies like the Twister? On this National Geographic website, you can see the results of the work some real people have done on tornadoes — and that includes chasing them. You can browse through the photo gallery; find out what it is like inside a tornado; and read the diary of those who have been involved.
Web Monitoring Info
http://www.web-monitoring.info/
This blog delves into the business-related aspects of the internet as well as its technology. This is your one-stop resource for technology news bits, links to interesting debates vis-a-vis browsers, and reviews of latest software. Fancy yourself as a geek? Check out this site regularly.
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