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Where do you live?: Karachi

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Shazia

Which college or university?: Karachi University

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Yes

Your graduation date?: February 1995

Your major?: Physiology

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: No

What are your hobbies?: No particular hobbies, hobby changes with mood.

Your favorite books?: Nothing speical, jo mil jai.

Favorite Music:: It also depends on mood, but slow music, not fast.

Favorite TV Shows:: Dramas.

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At 10:35am on January 27, 2008, Farooqnadeem said…: It was nice going through your details. I love Physiology but never studied. I am a graduate of NED back in 1974, its a history. I hope you too are not waiting what u studied. Will wait for yr response.

At 3:39am on January 29, 2008, Shazia said…: I am pleased that on this network of lines, numbers, etc, etc someone is interested in physiology. U r right that i m not waiting, i m utilizing my degree as a quality controller in medical transcription industry and enjoying my work.

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