Oasis & Sapphire Together & forever
After the success
of twin fest our dearest prof. Kanan sir says, from now every year we organize oasis & sapphire together
This year more
than 2,000 students from 48 colleges participated in two festivals over three
days at the kandivali education society’s shroff college of arts and commerce
This time oasis
12, had 37 events and included fun activities such as dancing, singing, back to
school, rock band competition and others. The box cricket event received the
maximum entries from 45 colleges. The garba dance organised by the
college as a part of the festival received the maximum footfalls.
“we are extremely happy with the kind of response we are getting for our festival. We plan to make on a bigger level next year,” says saumil patel, a student from the college.
Bhaven shah, director, arena animation kandivali that had a tie up with kes’s shroff college of arts and commerce for the festival, says, “we received a huge response from the students who wanted to learn animation. More than 35 students registered for the course on the first day of the event. Today students are more interested in creative careers.”
The other fest
sapphire festival was based on the theme of punctuality and perfection. These two
festivals had some interesting events this year that made the festival more exciting.
Last year, the events were based on the theme of go-green,
The sapphire
festival was a delight for students who are technology freaks. The event was
open to students of different streams as well.
“today, it’s not only the science students that are interested in technology. Every student ,irrespective of the stream they are studying in, are interested in technology. This was the main aim of organising sapphire and keeping it open for participation for students from different streams,” says rahul parekh, secretary, zero gravity club, a group of 60 students of polytechnic from the college.
“today, it’s not only the science students that are interested in technology. Every student ,irrespective of the stream they are studying in, are interested in technology. This was the main aim of organising sapphire and keeping it open for participation for students from different streams,” says rahul parekh, secretary, zero gravity club, a group of 60 students of polytechnic from the college.
This year the college had 17 events and was organised on a bigger scale than last year. Some of the striking events at the festival were message typing, that checked the speed of one typing a message on a mobile phone, counter strike that was mainly based on defending yourself against an enemy while playing on a computer. Among all the best activity was treasure hunt, which took place in different places in kandivali west. “the treasure hunters were given a clue to find a treasure that was hidden in different areas in kandivali west. This was extensive as well as exciting game,” says dhaval parekh, contingent leader of the club. Other activities during the event included trouble shooting, logo designing, poster making, image editing and others.