YEAR 2 | ISSUE 1 | JANUARY, 2013
4
We value your feedback In a rather short period G-post has blazed a trail by tearing apart the prosaic boundaries of just a newsletter. It has achieved this by filling the vacuum of a space long felt to be justified for the canonically preserved window onto the world of Galgotias University. G-post has found its own niche in the academic spheres of our activities and engagements. we think that one need not just write and read stuff for readers, readers, by virtue of being readers, may also contribute to the entire process of writing, reading, understanding, sharing and dissemination of ideas. The fact that this has been possible thanks to the endeavours of so many minds strung out on flattened line is something to be welcome and appreciated. We strongly hope that G-post will continue to cater and be conducive to the growth of fine creative writing adventures.
We are always interested in your views about your experience of reading The G-Post. Your comments and suggestions on various articles will help us provide you the best reading experience. We welcome your feedback and expect you to write at newsletter@galgotiasunivrsity.edu.in. We are also pleased to share some of the observations of our readers about last issue of the newsletter. Prof. Ashok Saxena: I just read several articles in the latest G-Post. I would like to extend my sincere appreciation for a job well done! This issue of G-Post is informative and does a very good job of letting people know about GU and what good things are happening on our campus. Thank you for your service to GU. Thanks are also due to our student volunteers who have also contributed in many ways.
Prof. Sham Tickoo: I would like to take this opportunity to CONGRATULATE the Editors and the Student Volunteers who put together the G-Post magazine. Some of the news items like "The examination System at GU", "ESOL Training Program", "Admissions", "Making a decision and regretting it", "In Pursuit of Excellence" were very informative articles. Keep up the great work.
Prof. Vashishtha: G-post team has done an excellent job.
“Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though checkered by failure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat.”
– Theodore Roosevelt