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Dorothy Ntrirwaa, Student Journalist KNUST TigerEye Media  In our secondary school days, there were a lot of untrue stories we were told about university life. Am I permitted to say most tutors are liars? The beauty of university preached to us, isn't the same we came to meet. Has the university system been robbed ? Or we arrived at the wrong time? Or is rather the wrong university we arrived at? We were told there's freedom, but we came to meet stress. Yes! We have our lives but we don't own our time. I wish to wake up at when my eyes says, “it’s now time to see.” But my mind keeps on reminding me of the early morning classes I have. Do I then have the freedom I was promised back then? We were told the learning system in the university is flexible. Just met a whole subject which was studied in 3 academic years being studied into detail in 4 months, with holidays, weekends and exam weeks all exclusive as a course.  Not to even talk about math being taught from a projected s

KNUST SRC Donates Earlier today ,10th February 2020, On behalf of the Executive committee of the KNUST SRC, the President Master Samuel Sesah and the Vice President Morris Effah has donated thermometer guns and a number of PPE to the KNUST BASIC school. The SRC President thanked the Headmaster for their help and support during the electoral process  Receiving the items was the Head of basic school Mr. Degraft; He thanked the SRC for this kind gesture and urged them to do more. Present was the Dean of Students, Prof. Wilson Agyae Agyare, the Vice-Dean of students Prof Otchere Addae-Mensah and the SRC PRO, Charles Lwanga Tengan.