Yeah that's a good point...What her academic institution has to do with her disease, life ad death
the university is perceived as negatively as one can imagine... it's not that I'm favoring it but people can die anywhere ...university has nothing to do with that... perhaps media here loves to create an issue of everything specially when it has to do anything with LUMS ..particularly express group
Because our community is materialistic like that.its a sad reality but no one would have care for her had she been a poor girl fighting for her life in a government hospital
I think they using it as some sort of pro instead of con (as you suggested in your post)..But IMHO her university affiliation plays a little role in her disease, her fight against the cancer and her death... but I wonder if she was a poor girl, studying at a govt univ. and getting treated at some govt hospitality, would they have given her the same attention ?
actually they use it either as pro or as con... according to the requirements of the situation or perhaps as according to the writers... had she been a poor girl, sorry to say nobody would have even heard of her.
Yeah that's what I meant...Though it does not take any credit away from her even if she was from a richer family and she will be in our prayers but its the wrong attitude of the media that's really abhorring...the media is really responsible for the increased materialism in the society as most often rich is equated to being good and successful, worthy of attention and respect in the society while the reverse for being poor..
yeah that's true... and this is creating ever increasing social divide and people have started loathing university for no reason.Media really needs to mend its ways!
