It could almost be a scene at any university campus. A group of fifty or so students in matching black T-shirts, some carrying banners and flags, begin chanting. On cue, another group assembles a few feet away, striking up a chant of its own. But amid the growing cacophony, armed guards line up between the demonstrators.
No scent of flower
Smell of explosives
No colors of Holi
Only blood, waves of blood
Whom you are killing
Student apathy may be a prevalent phenomenon in this day and age, but the current academic year has seen a tremendous resurgence of activity at the London School of Economics. It seems that youth dissatisfaction, whatever the stimuli, has manifested itself on campus in a very visual and vocal way.
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