Taking a walk through my mind
I witnessed a scene that nearly made me blind
I took a step back and confusion was already dancing in my reasoning
Should I jump or should I glide?
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Believe it or not in this day and age everything revolves around computers. have you ever wondered if the power would go off or computers wouldn't work for a day how it would be...then i bet you get my point.

technology, computers specifically have made our lives so much easier and its constantly being upgraded everyday to improve our lives there are satellites everywhere that connect us to the world so you really don't have to imagine my little scenario. computers have become an intergral part of our lives that every single aspect of our lives literally relies on it..i mean how else would we buy food, or maintain relationships with our loved ones who are not in the same space we're in. [read more >> ]

This past week has been by far the most eventful week this term with: tests, assignment hand-ins, tutorials (one deadline after another) and lots of other delightful events as well. I sometimes felt like I couldn’t breathe, the pressure was just too overwhelming and I often had to remind myself why I’m here and why I put myself through such “torture”, as I often like to call it.  You see exams are nearly here, in fact they’re just lurking around the corner, and like most students panic mode is beginning to creep in. One wonders whether they’re ready and what fruits shall come of their labour. All is not gloom and doom though because end of semester also means end of the semester parties. Rhodents never fail to amaze me! They find every reason to have a “mare”/party. Common excuses are often, “it’s the end of the week let’s celebrate” and end of semester is no different. What a roller coaster year it has been though, one could say that having a “mare” is justified! Although the end of the week took a turn for the better, or worst, still remains to be seen. [read more >> ]

This year's event took part on 16th & 17th May in the 1820 Settlers Monument. The VSA with sponsorship from the Schools Festival office had the privilege of taking fifteen awareNet learners from Grahamstown East (Benjamin Mahlasela Secondary School, Nathaniel Nyaluza High School, Nombulelo Secondary School & Ntsika Secondary School). [read more >> ]

my,wish is to now more about computer and to now how to open it and also how to use internet my wish again is to now how to find project and assignment and also to now computer so that i can help people and also now more about awarenet[read more >> ]