Manav Dhiman

To share just one experience to sum up my life at MIT is extremely tough. I don’t remember MIT as one experience, I remember it in many regular and un-glamorous things we did while we were there. For example, my favorite memories are many and scattered, including the two weekly trips to the laundry and stopping to eat evening snacks on the way back, going out to eat when there was bad food at the mess, coming together to oppose the system (postponing the submission) on WhatsApp groups, sitting in the foyer chatting for chilling for no reason at all, etc. These may seem like the most boring parts of MIT, but I feel this is what defined it for me. Such luxuries are not present in the life that we are going to live after this. We had a wonderful stay at Loni and I’m going to miss the most boring parts of it.