Good food, good company, and a Tamil Soc president being killed off. Awesome.
Written by Mathuran K
January 25th, 2014
Good food, good company, and a Tamil Soc president being killed off. Awesome.
Written by Mathuran K
You would think the murder of a beloved Tamil Society president would raise alarm and call for a proper investigation into the dark matter.
Instead, TSI decided to hold a New Years Ball, hosted by Barts and the London Tamil Society.
Serving an appetising three course dinner along with music, dance, and celebration as the audience were made detectives for the night to tackle the mystery.With exhilarating music, an intriguing plot, and the Shakespearian acting of our murder suspects, students were treated to a mystery which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself would be proud of.
The night was an opportunity for Tamil societies to come together, converse and get to know one another a bit better. Students arrived from all over the UK, from London, Nottingham, Leicester, and even all the way from Cardiff. With many new Tamil societies being formed recently, it was a chance for them to obtain strong connections and learn from the experiences of Tamil societies who have been established for a number of years.
As well as this, it also was a statement of intent from TSI, a good start to the year and setting the bar high for events to come.
You would think the murder of a beloved Tamil Society president would raise alarm and call for a proper investigation into the dark matter.
Instead, TSI decided to hold a New Years Ball, hosted by Barts and the London Tamil Society.
Serving an appetising three course dinner along with music, dance, and celebration as the audience were made detectives for the night to tackle the mystery.With exhilarating music, an intriguing plot, and the Shakespearian acting of our murder suspects, students were treated to a mystery which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself would be proud of.
The night was an opportunity for Tamil societies to come together, converse and get to know one another a bit better. Students arrived from all over the UK, from London, Nottingham, Leicester, and even all the way from Cardiff. With many new Tamil societies being formed recently, it was a chance for them to obtain strong connections and learn from the experiences of Tamil societies who have been established for a number of years.
As well as this, it also was a statement of intent from TSI, a good start to the year and setting the bar high for events to come.
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