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This was just a butthurt response to the everpresent chants of "Law school ka baap kaun? NALSAR NALSAR" at every edition of Trilateral.
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reply It came from the fact that at T1s a lot of the partners/MPs are from NLSIU.
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reply I have been studying at NLS for a few years now and I have not heard anyone use this slogan on campus.
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reply I guess then you dont come out of your room, last time (this year) when i visited nls campus for trilateral, and everywhere it was either lawskul lawskul/ or nalsar nalsar
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reply Trilateral isn't a terribly important event. Not exactly worth wasting the very limited time we have on. Your semester system is a bit more laidback, you can afford these luxuries a bit more easily. Be glad, don't shame :)
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reply Yet you host it within that limited time.
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reply Obligations must be discharged. Luxuries are optional. Not only do we host it, we also protest against the admin if necessary to bring the event to fruition. The commitment to obligations is not a victim to convenience.
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reply There is no obligation to host any fest if the majority students believe that it compromises their commitment to academic rigour.
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reply Lmao, dude, get a life - it's not just academics and corporate slaving.
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reply Sure. Just that the academic rigour was a conscious choice most of us made when we came here. Maybe you didn't. Do as you please!
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reply Because most law students like to behave as if they are juveniles and can display very little taste or creativity.
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