HAPPY CNY ~!
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BenNike
Happy CNY ! ^___^
Xin Nien Kuai Le
Moo MoOo~
Xin Nien Kuai Le
Moo MoOo~
-BL
Monday, January 26, 2009
Freshie Night 2009
Posted by
BenNike
"Open the dance floor !" - Words recurred and echoed continously ..
As you all know, almost every college have their orientation night, and the only difference would be the time and duration. Duh.
So, freshie night 2009 !
After hearing tons of "advice" and my senior's past experience in Sunway, Taylors, Inti and so forth, all of them would be a negative review. Signifying how redundant this event may seems, and how mundane it would be as things get even more and more dull each second. However, this time I would side the opposite ones.
Stating what is "Malaysia's Timing" would be a surplus for all of you. So, the event started 1 hr later. Moreover, throughout the first 1 hr 30 minutes, it was heavily peppered with superfluous elements such as dull and platitudinous actions and dance performance, slowly pushing everything to a humdrum side to most of the crowd. Fortunately, not all was an eyesore, some performances are very well, worth-watching for instance, popping and some contemporary dances.
So after the lucky draws, games representing each courses, we finally reached the last part of the agenda. With that, the dance floors were opened ! Albeit the sound systems were not as great in comparison with clubbing area, it do bring up the liveness and entertainment. Various musics were played at intervals and professional dance performers started dancing together with the crowds. Cheers and screams were heard most of the times, obviously indicating how fun they were enjoying themselves. Of course, I am part of it.
Everything ends around 11.30 and everyone, looking stale and exhausted, yet fun and amused heading home as everyone is still having their college lesson the next day. Most of us got separated and lots of my coursemate friends weren't present for the event. So, we hardly took pictures but heres a few I manage to get.
SS :
Everyone
Everyone
Chee Zhen from Kajang, Seok Chin from KL + Me
CZ, forgotten her name !, Tracy from Sarawak
Tracy friends and Tracy
Here we have a hunky guy from Brazil, Lucas
David from A-Levels + Chee Zhen
Atmosphere (Forgotten to take when everyone went hyper at one point)
David + Nadia
CZ + Again I forgot -.- too many names
Hwsu Ling + Tieng Dieng from Pahang + Nicole
Ben + TD
Jason, CZ, Pui Yan from Iran, Winson from Kajang, Gab
As above
=D
Tracy, Aminath from Maldives, and Clement
^^
Cheesee
^__^
Pole Dancing
-BenNie
Thursday, January 22, 2009
War
Posted by
BenNike
In tears: A Palestinian girl crying during the funeral of a relative who was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza SundayWhat have she done to deserve this..
- Disgusted.
- Disgusted.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Baddy
Posted by
BenNike
Point of satisfaction :
- Long Hours of Badminton.
Yeah !
-BeNn
Saturday, January 10, 2009
End of Orientation
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BenNike
Being in any course either MUFY or Aus Maths, everything does have its ups and downs. I am elated that I passed the English and Mathematic placement test on the 2nd day of orientation. If not, I'll be shortlisted and placed into a "Special Class" throughout the semester. It wasn't a pleasant memory though, as it somehow rekindle our horrible nostalgia of spm period when we were sitting for our placement test.
Placement test hall
And guess what, MUFY course has the longest orientation days, which is good news I suppose. =D
Moving on, we are given a perplexing timetable schedule and are required to plan out our own timetable. However, the situation was pretty much hectic, considering the limited place for each group class and the large demands of MUFY students wanting the same group class. So, we have put our heads together and quickly organize what we want while considering class clashes, sufficient break time and so forth.
Unit registration session
Fortunately, I managed to get 75% of what I wanted but missed my selected Comp Science classes , thus resulting me to go home at only 4 pm ++ T_T
On the 4th day, we had rounds and rounds of entertaining games and icebreakers for approximately 4 hours ! Everyone was separated into groups of colours. Once done, lunch was served and library tour came next into the agenda.
O.O
Candid shot of Jason trying to talk to a girl
-BenN
Placement test hall
And guess what, MUFY course has the longest orientation days, which is good news I suppose. =D
Moving on, we are given a perplexing timetable schedule and are required to plan out our own timetable. However, the situation was pretty much hectic, considering the limited place for each group class and the large demands of MUFY students wanting the same group class. So, we have put our heads together and quickly organize what we want while considering class clashes, sufficient break time and so forth.
Unit registration session
Fortunately, I managed to get 75% of what I wanted but missed my selected Comp Science classes , thus resulting me to go home at only 4 pm ++ T_T
On the 4th day, we had rounds and rounds of entertaining games and icebreakers for approximately 4 hours ! Everyone was separated into groups of colours. Once done, lunch was served and library tour came next into the agenda.
O.O
Candid shot of Jason trying to talk to a girl
Friday, January 9, 2009
Orientation Day 1 - Sun-U
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BenNike
So how was everyone's Orientation Day ?
Dashing ?
Boring and dull ?
Electrying ?
=D
As for me, it's a little to the humdrum side. Sharp at 8.30am we arrived, flabbergasted at the amount of crowd swarming the entire Sunway-U entrance to complete their registration courses. Fortunately, MUFY wasn't so packed which made it easier for us to register. Once done, we ventured around the campus looking in awe to some structures that we can never find in high school compound.
Skipping that, we were ushered to the MPH (Multi Purpose Hall) for more briefing regarding the very 1st day. This includes rules and regulation, heart-warming and welcoming speeches from the directors, and introduction of every facility accessible to us students. However, as typical a speech may be, we as young adults are never intoxicated to speeches.
The routine were pretty much the same, repetitive and monotonous. Slides presentations were given to preview a short trailer on the whereabouts of the campuses. Albeit said, the speeches were well-spoken and delivered in an appealing manner, hence earning an excellent first impression from majority of the students inclusive of me. =D
The whole event ends at 11 am. After that, we took a tour around the campus again, heading off to the Tun Hussein Onn library located at the South Wing of the Middle Area. Luckily, the library managed meet with our expection. The library consisted of 2 floors, each varying in different categories, and positioned in every end of the area.
Let's not forget to mention the vast availabilities of computers included there. Moreover, the library is capacious and enormous, whereby it consist an extensive variation of substantial books all arranged in the shelves just for sake of us student's researches. Once we are satisfied looking around the library, we proceeded to the Computer Learning Centre, where internet access and free Wifi are available there. =D
Overall, we had fun playing around while walking and checking out new things. I thought I would include some photos to make the post less wordy.
Mamak Shop
Cafeteria
Mamak Shop
Mamak Shop
Dashing ?
Boring and dull ?
Electrying ?
=D
As for me, it's a little to the humdrum side. Sharp at 8.30am we arrived, flabbergasted at the amount of crowd swarming the entire Sunway-U entrance to complete their registration courses. Fortunately, MUFY wasn't so packed which made it easier for us to register. Once done, we ventured around the campus looking in awe to some structures that we can never find in high school compound.
Skipping that, we were ushered to the MPH (Multi Purpose Hall) for more briefing regarding the very 1st day. This includes rules and regulation, heart-warming and welcoming speeches from the directors, and introduction of every facility accessible to us students. However, as typical a speech may be, we as young adults are never intoxicated to speeches.
The routine were pretty much the same, repetitive and monotonous. Slides presentations were given to preview a short trailer on the whereabouts of the campuses. Albeit said, the speeches were well-spoken and delivered in an appealing manner, hence earning an excellent first impression from majority of the students inclusive of me. =D
The whole event ends at 11 am. After that, we took a tour around the campus again, heading off to the Tun Hussein Onn library located at the South Wing of the Middle Area. Luckily, the library managed meet with our expection. The library consisted of 2 floors, each varying in different categories, and positioned in every end of the area.
Let's not forget to mention the vast availabilities of computers included there. Moreover, the library is capacious and enormous, whereby it consist an extensive variation of substantial books all arranged in the shelves just for sake of us student's researches. Once we are satisfied looking around the library, we proceeded to the Computer Learning Centre, where internet access and free Wifi are available there. =D
Overall, we had fun playing around while walking and checking out new things. I thought I would include some photos to make the post less wordy.
Mamak Shop
Cafeteria
Mamak Shop
Mamak Shop
-BeN
Monday, January 5, 2009
Resolved
Posted by
BenNike
New Year , New Resolution !
New Year , New Motivation !
New Year , New Goal and Aims !
So, do not forgo your newly made resolution !!
A 2 minutes motivational speech =)
TRANSCRIPT:
Shame on you. This could be the greatest night of our lives, but you're going to let it be the worst. And I guarantee a week won't go by in your life you won't regret walking out, letting them get the best of you. Well, I'm not going home. We've come too far! And I'm going to stay right here and fight for this lost cause. A day may come when the courage of men fails... but it is not THIS day. The line must be drawn HERE.
This far, no further! I'm not saying it's going to be easy. You're going to work harder than you ever worked before. But that's fine, we'll just get tougher with it! If a person grits his teeth and shows real determination, failure is not an option. That's how winning is done! Believe me when I say we can break this army here, and win just one for the Gipper.
But I say to you what every warrior has known since the beginning of time: you've got to get mad. I mean plum mad dog mean. If you would be free men, then you must fight to fulfill that promise! Let us cut out their living guts one inch at a time, and they will know what we can do! Let no man forget how menacing we are.
We are lions! You're like a big bear, man! This is YOUR time! Seize the day, never surrender, victory or death... that's the Chicago Way! Who's with me? Clap! Clap! Don't let Tink die! Clap! Alright! Let's fly! And gentlemen in England now abed shall know my name is the Lord when I tell our enemies that they may take our lives, but they'll never take our Independence Day!
This far, no further! I'm not saying it's going to be easy. You're going to work harder than you ever worked before. But that's fine, we'll just get tougher with it! If a person grits his teeth and shows real determination, failure is not an option. That's how winning is done! Believe me when I say we can break this army here, and win just one for the Gipper.
But I say to you what every warrior has known since the beginning of time: you've got to get mad. I mean plum mad dog mean. If you would be free men, then you must fight to fulfill that promise! Let us cut out their living guts one inch at a time, and they will know what we can do! Let no man forget how menacing we are.
We are lions! You're like a big bear, man! This is YOUR time! Seize the day, never surrender, victory or death... that's the Chicago Way! Who's with me? Clap! Clap! Don't let Tink die! Clap! Alright! Let's fly! And gentlemen in England now abed shall know my name is the Lord when I tell our enemies that they may take our lives, but they'll never take our Independence Day!
-Lim
Friday, January 2, 2009
