KUALA LUMPUR, 8 Nov - Setelah setahun penubuhannya, Persatuan Majlis Pelajar Brunei di Malaysia buat pertama kalinya mengungkayahkan sambutan Hari Raya Aidiladha bersama semua pelajar Brunei yang berada di Malaysia.
Majlis sambutan di Pangsapuri Vista Komanwel Ahad lalu dan dihadiri lebih 40 pelajar dengan Atase Pelajaran & Kebudayaan hadir sebagai tetamu jemputan.
Acara di mulakan dengan bacaan surah Al-Fatihah dan laungan takbir dipimpin oleh Presiden Majlis Pelajar Brunei dan diikuti oleh pelajar-pelajar lain.
Menurut salah seorang pelajar yang hadir, majlis seperti itu dapat mengeratkan hubungan silaturahim, berkenalan bersama pelajar-pelajar Brunei di Malaysia dan juga dapat merasa hubungan kekeluargaan walaupun berjauhan bersama keluarga.
Seorang lagi pelajar memberitahu, ini adalah kali pertama beliau menyambut Hari Raya Aidiladha berjauhan dari keluarga kerana tidak berpeluang balik ke kampung.
Beliau amat bersyukur kerana pihak Majlis Pelajar Brunei dapat mengungkayahkan majlis seperti ini. Walaupun tidak ramai yang dapat menghadiri tetapi suasana meriah dapat di rasai. Majlis di akhiri dengan bergambar ramai.
Story By : Brunei Student Council Malaysia
Photo By Hazman UCTI
http://www.mediapermata.com.bn/rabu/nov9t21.htm
Assalamualaikum... Dari Pihak Persatuan Pelajar Brunei Di Malaysia (BSCM), ingin Mengucapkan Selamat Menyambut Ibadah Puasa Di Bulan Ramadhan. Semoga Ibadah Puasa Pada Tahun Ini Penuh Keberkatan, Keampunan Dan Keikhlasan. Dan Juga, Ibadah Puasa Kita Pada Tahun Ini Akan Lebih Bermakna dan Lebih Baik Dari Tahun - Tahun Yang Sudah.
Email From Cigu Dk Jabaidah:
Assalamualaikum semuanya,
Dipohonkan supaya dapat menyebarkan perkara yang dilampirkan. (Sekiranya dapat dimasukkan kedalam blog BSC supaya makluman tersebut dapat diketahui ramai.) And I hope jua supaya penuntut-penuntut akan dapat mengambil peluang keemasan untuk menyertai pertandingan berkenaan. I believe that you all BOLEH.... Good luck and didoakan semoga you all beroleh kejayaan dan kecemerlangan.
All the best and regards.
Dk Hajah Jabaidah Pg Hj Sulaiman
Ataci Pelajaran & Kebudayaan
Suruhanjaya Negara Brunei Darussalam, Kuala Lumpur.
Among the Brunei dishes and delicacies on display and served on the event's opening day yesterday were "pulut panggang", "sambal tahai", Laila rice, "kelupis", durian cake, "udang (shrimp) masak sepohon" and many more.
The two-day expo is known as such because it involves research, innovation and excellence in the knowledge of cultural heritage. The event was formerly known as the Research and Innovation Expo.
This year's expo is being held to mark 40th anniversary of the establishment of UKM.
Other countries including China, Indonesia, Iran and Libya are also taking part in the expo, promoting their products and cultural traditions.
Present to officiate yesterday's launch at the lobby of the Faculty of Education, UKM was Prof Dr Lilia Halim, Dean of the faculty.
Representing the Sultanate at the expo were Brunei students who are currently taking Bachelor of Education and Master's of Education programmes at the university.
"As a student in Malaysia, I am very happy to exchange, in terms of research, knowledge that is useful and can be applied in Brunei Darussalam," said Dyg Hjh Syarifah Zaharinah one of the Brunei students taking part in the event.
The expo also gives the Brunei students the opportunity to show their appreciation to the Government of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam and to promote the uniqueness and beauty of their homeland.
The students thanked the High Commission of Brunei Darussalam in Malaysia for providing the traditional Brunei equipment to be used in the expo.
The students taking part in the expo come from various faculties at UKM and Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM) as well as from the Selangor International Islamic University College (KUIS).
http://www.borneobulletin.com.bn/fri/mar25h19.htm
Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, men and women of all ages!
C.H.I.P (Computer Hub Information Project), a School of IT student initiative project, under the School of IT of Monash University Sunway Campus in collaboration with Microsoft Student Partners, Monash University Sunway campus, will be launching the first annual “Monash IT Fair 2011” on the 28th of March – 30th of March 2011.
Encompassing a space of more than 7,500 sq ft…. the IT Fair will comprise of up to 30 booths for display and sale of technological products. This event will be open to public and invitations will be sent to students currently pursuing their education in Sunway University, Taylor’s University, INTI University College, Metropolitan College, Segi University College and the One Academy
This is technically similar to the PC fairs that are held from time to time throughout Malaysia. If any of you are unfamiliar with such an event, a IT/PC fair is basically just a large event that revolves around discounted sales of devices related to computers such as peripherals, external hard disks, keyboards, mice, headsets, flash drives, and the like.
For those who are familiar with PC fairs, I am sure for the most of you it is unfortunate that the fair is usually held in a distant place, such as KL. Now is the time to grab the chance, for once a fair will be held in an area convenient to most of you, Sunway!
The fair will last for 3 days, from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM everyday! Do not miss the chance to purchase what you want, need, or like at a opportune price! So come one, come all!
For further inquiries, you can contact any of the following committee members:
1. Jayhan Tee @ 017-253 6317
2. Rachel Wong @ 016-609 8478
The information provided regarding the fair is subject to change if required and we are not held responsible if you do not keep yourself updated with the details. Thank you and have a nice day
copied from the link above...
thanks Farhanah Mohamad for inviting Us...
Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) students participating in the One Semester Exchange Student Programme under ASEAN University Network (AUN) at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), Pulau Pinang, Malaysia hosted a thanksgiving gathering and Hajat prayers in conjunction with Brunei's 27th National Day at their residence.
The four students are Nuur Aqilah bte Hj Zainal Ariffin, Asdina Adenan and Abdul Azri Rahmat bin Abdul Ghani who are taking BA Public Policy and Administration, as well as Amalina bte Abdul Khalid who is taking BA Sociology and Anthropology.
"On behalf of the Brunei students studying in Malaysia, particularly in Penang, we would like to wish the Bruneians and not forgetting the government of Brunei 'Happy 27th National Day'. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the government of Brunei Darussalam, Embassy of Brunei Darussalam in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, Universiti Brunei Darussalam and ASEAN University Network for giving us a great opportunity to undergo student exchange in Universiti Sains Malaysia," expressed by Nuur Aqilah who is minoring in Environmental Management in Universiti Sains Malaysia.
According to Asdina (HRM minor), "We are proud to present Brunei as young ambassadors of Brunei Darussalam not only to Malaysians but also to our international friends from Netherlands, Finland, Germany, Belgium, Mexico, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia, Cambodia, Philippines, Thailand and Canada."
"Life in Brunei is a splendid thing because our independence was not through bloodbath or rebellion, but it was through wisdom. So, I am proud to be a Bruneian because through wisdom with the sense of nationalism and loyalty, all Bruneians will live in peace and prosperity," said Abdul Azri Rahmat who is minoring in Accounting and Finance.
"On the night of the National Day, we all gathered to watch His Majesty's titah, and we realised how grateful we are to be Bruneians. Bruneians must also realise not to abuse all the benefits that are given by the government of His Majesty. I wish everyone a 'Happy National Day', and keep the patriotism alive," said Amalina who is majoring in Sociology Anthropology in Universiti Sains Malaysia.
Source: Borneo Bulletin
