Correspondent Stories

SNS College of Technology was established in 2007 by the SNS Charitable Trust. The college is affiliated to Anna University. The cherished mission of the SNS colleges will be to offer highly commendable education that will be always relevant and beneficial to the society in general. The college under the guidance of the SNS College Chairman and MD focus on moulding energetic and vibrant entrepreneurs and skilled technocrats to strengthen the industrial world.

❤The Lightyears Series Book One❤ NOTE: Completed! Please read Book Two here: http://w.tt/1Q5U2UB Tragedies happen everyday around the world. Journalists do a good job covering those with such professionalism, but deep inside, it breaks your heart. What if it happens to a real journalist like Rachel Adams? Quite commendable for her work, Rachel Christie Adams has been a nobody since she got into journalism. But that one meeting with Anderson Cooper changed her life forever. Can she ever survive the tragedies that happened to them? This is not your typical fanfiction. Authors' Note: This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters. places and events are whatsoever product of the authors' hilariously wild and wacky imagination and used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, and places is entirely coincidental (somehow). (c) Isabelle Mendoza & Aubrey Novak Published: August 9, 2015

Jospeh Capurso has always dreamt of a fresh start ever since immigrating from Italy to the United Stated when he was a young boy. It's difficult to start anew with a tragic past and hovering regrets. Nevertheless, Joseph continues to adapt the best he can to his different life in America. With his sketch pad and charcoal pencil, The Bronx is his biggest inspiration for becoming an Architecture. If it weren't for his unforgiving father breathing down his neck practically every second, he could move on with his life. But with family to protect and support,his dream of becoming a architecture remains faint. Louise Decker, a bright, inquisitive writer believes she's destined for more than working under the nose of her cold step father. She has big dreams of becoming a war correspondent and journalist just like her biggest role model Peggy Hull. It's hard to follow her dreams when society expects her to follow the stereotypical norms of a housewife. Louise yearns for more out of life rather than staying at home to raise children and watch over the house. Louise wants to share and explore the undiscovered stories in which the world holds so deeply. On the very day Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japan, Jospeh and Louise's world collide forming an undeniable bond. Even though both come from different wealth classes. The two who are still so young and innocent are forced to open their eyes to a cruel reality of their devastating world. A world war is no place for two innocent people longing to follow their dreams. Things get even more complicated when they're both forced to go on an unpredictable journey to find hidden treasure to just keep the people they love alive. After all the two would go through thick and thin just to keep their loved ones safe. They'd stick up for each other From Dusk Till Dawn.

"The Loser Who Didn't Find the Gold" is a bright humorous story in which Ismoil Shomurodov reveals the naive dreams of the common man about easy wealth with his inherent folk irony. Through the comic image of the cowardly Yondosh-Polvon, his grumpy wife and self-serving rural types, the author aptly ridicules greed, superstition and everyday stupidity. The plot unfolds around a chance find, mistaken for gold, and turns into a whole odyssey full of curiosities, panic and absurdity. The story is full of colorful dialogues, rustic humor, hyperboles and folklore motifs - from genies to titanium teeth. Despite the lightness and comicism, the work leaves a bitter aftertaste: the characters remain trapped in their illusions. The author subtly shows - the real poverty is not in an empty pocket, but in the head. It is a funny and at the same time sad mirror of human naivety.

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Adoring daughter writing to her father, who is overseas in the military. Shows age progression from the age of 6 to 15.