The last lecture for
me was a long awaited moment of my student life considering how it started, the
stress and tedious nature of work we had to deal with at the beginning of the
year.
The last lecture
although, based on a book co-authored by Randy Pausch, a professor of computer
science, human-computer interaction, and design at Carnegie Mellon University
in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Jeffrey Zaslow of the Wall Street Journal is
based on the lecture given in September 2007 on how to really achieve your
childhood dreams.
Similar to the
concept of the book, the last lecture especially for media studies was a very
important and memorable moment for me because, it meant the last opportunity to
learn something worthwhile and at the same time it was memorable as well
because, it was the last time I had to seat with my classmates and watch them
do their presentations which was the most interesting part of my class time.
In as much as I was
happy about the last lecture perhaps because, it would mean the end of stress, I
still find it really difficult to make peace with the fact that, I may not be seeing
some of my classmates with whom I have made good friends with being that, they
will be going back to their home country and life without them will be boring.
However, I believe that
is what life is all about, moving forward to greater things, even though I will
miss my friends and class time, am really happy it’s over because, that will
give us all the opportunity to move to the next level. I wish all my friends and the entire #smed12 a
wonderful and fulfilled life ahead.
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