Newsletter LT12 #7
A Cintarella Story 
LSESU Malaysia Club proudly presents you Cintarella, our very own prestigious Malaysian Night. This night of entertainment-Malam Bakti 2012 is based on the famous classic Malay fable, named ‘The Tale of Bawang Merah Bawang Putih’. Productions and rehearsals are already on the way. From what I’ve seen, you are bound to be blown away by our talents here in LSE. Of course, in honour of our home country, all profits would be donated to National Cancer Society. Come on the 24th February 2012, to be dazzled and wooed, by our own Malaysian talents.
Tickets are currently ON SALE! So quick, grab your tickets while it's hot. You can get the tickets directly from Peck Fen (07428 273 031). For other universities, the respective representatives can be found HERE! under the details section.
Do check out our OFFICIAL WEBSITE for further details.
We hope to see you there.
LSESU Malaysia Club proudly presents you Cintarella, our very own prestigious Malaysian Night. This night of entertainment-Malam Bakti 2012 is based on the famous classic Malay fable, named ‘The Tale of Bawang Merah Bawang Putih’. Productions and rehearsals are already on the way. From what I’ve seen, you are bound to be blown away by our talents here in LSE. Of course, in honour of our home country, all profits would be donated to National Cancer Society. Come on the 24th February 2012, to be dazzled and wooed, by our own Malaysian talents.
| Date: | 24th February 2012 (Friday) |
| Time: | 7.00 PM - 10.00 PM |
| Venue: | Old Theatre, Old Building, LSE Campus |
Do check out our OFFICIAL WEBSITE for further details.
We hope to see you there.
Policy vs Personality: What Will Decide Your Vote in GE13?
What Will Decide Your Vote in GE13?
A forum organised by LSE Malaysia Club in collaboration with Institute for Democracy Economic Affairs (IDEAS).
In anticipation of the next Malaysian General Election, let us gather together Malaysians studying and working abroad to share our thought of what do we need and what do we want from the future new government. This forum intends to discuss how political personalities influence our voting and what policies matter most to Malaysians. From race quota, scholarships to voting right and brain drain, we are going to cover various Malaysian issues. Do come and bring along some friends!
Details are listed below.
List of speakers include:
Entrance is free for everyone. Anyone who is interested, please register HERE!
If you have any inquiry, feel free to contact us by sending an email to Kuan Haw at k.h.ng2@lse.ac.uk or give him a call at 07873 535 716.
What Will Decide Your Vote in GE13?
A forum organised by LSE Malaysia Club in collaboration with Institute for Democracy Economic Affairs (IDEAS).
In anticipation of the next Malaysian General Election, let us gather together Malaysians studying and working abroad to share our thought of what do we need and what do we want from the future new government. This forum intends to discuss how political personalities influence our voting and what policies matter most to Malaysians. From race quota, scholarships to voting right and brain drain, we are going to cover various Malaysian issues. Do come and bring along some friends!
Details are listed below.
| Date: | 17th February 2012 (Friday) |
| Time: | 6.00 PM - 9.00 PM |
| Venue: | NAB 2.04, New Academic Building, Lincoln's Inn Field, London.
Click HERE for map. Nearest tube station is Holborn. |
- Yolanda Augustin (Specialist Registrar training in Clinical Oncology)
- Ahmad Redzuan (UMNO London)
- Dr Hoon Seong (MyOverseasVote.org)
- Hanis Hanisab (Malaysian Muslim Community London)
- Afif Abdullah (IDEAS Malaysia)
Entrance is free for everyone. Anyone who is interested, please register HERE!
If you have any inquiry, feel free to contact us by sending an email to Kuan Haw at k.h.ng2@lse.ac.uk or give him a call at 07873 535 716.
Malaysia Headlines
Beware the Acute Gastroenteritis (AGE)
AGE is basically the inflammation of the stomach and intestines. It is caused by a water-borne virus known as rotavirus which can spread by contaminated hands, objects such as toys, food and water. But, what is extremely frightening is the rate it is affecting many citizens of Malaysia, particularly the children and infants. A total of 2686 cases were reported since its outbreak in Perak last month. Many kids and infants had since been affected, with two infants allegedly dying from dehydration after being infected by the virus. Menteri Besar Perak Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir has since then instructed health agencies and departments to research about the death of the two infants. Whilst investigation is being carried out, all water must be boiled before drinking as a precautionary method.
AGE is basically the inflammation of the stomach and intestines. It is caused by a water-borne virus known as rotavirus which can spread by contaminated hands, objects such as toys, food and water. But, what is extremely frightening is the rate it is affecting many citizens of Malaysia, particularly the children and infants. A total of 2686 cases were reported since its outbreak in Perak last month. Many kids and infants had since been affected, with two infants allegedly dying from dehydration after being infected by the virus. Menteri Besar Perak Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir has since then instructed health agencies and departments to research about the death of the two infants. Whilst investigation is being carried out, all water must be boiled before drinking as a precautionary method.
Sourced from:
Bernama (2012), 142 more AGE cases detected in Perak | thestar.com.my
Bernama (2012), 142 more AGE cases detected in Perak | thestar.com.my
KFC Fight Not Over Racist Issues
Please note that the assault on the customer by a KFC employee is not over racist issues. The assault had occurred because the customer, Danny Ng was complaining that the employees should have revealed the truth - there were no more chicken. This was proven by the video posted by Jess on facebook. Separately, KFC Malaysia expressed deep regret over the assault. The workers of that team had since then been suspended and an extensive internal investigation had been launched.
Please note that the assault on the customer by a KFC employee is not over racist issues. The assault had occurred because the customer, Danny Ng was complaining that the employees should have revealed the truth - there were no more chicken. This was proven by the video posted by Jess on facebook. Separately, KFC Malaysia expressed deep regret over the assault. The workers of that team had since then been suspended and an extensive internal investigation had been launched.
Sourced from:
2012, Woman who filmed assault at KFC outlet backs victim’s statement | thestar.com.my
2012, Woman who filmed assault at KFC outlet backs victim’s statement | thestar.com.my
Manchester Games 2012
Manchester Games 2012 would be held on the 3rd March 2012. For anyone who is interested to join, please sign up HERE!
There are a few new updates on the Manchester Games 2012. I have also attached the info pack and rules and regulations.
Click on THIS LINK to watch the Manchester Games 2012 video.
For more information please go to THIS LINK or THIS LINK.
Manchester Games 2012 would be held on the 3rd March 2012. For anyone who is interested to join, please sign up HERE! There are a few new updates on the Manchester Games 2012. I have also attached the info pack and rules and regulations.
Click on THIS LINK to watch the Manchester Games 2012 video.
For more information please go to THIS LINK or THIS LINK.
Food Appreciation
Food Appreciation Society at LSE are hoping to have an event that celebrates the diversity of food interests at the LSE, and allows students to share the foods they love with others. The event will be held in Week 7 of the Lent Term term, but they would appreciate a reply as soon as possible. They are hoping to have a fairly open event, so that they can encourage as many different tastes as possible. They are approaching national societies, as well as particular food societies. If any of you guys are interested to join the event to give a short presentation on the role that food plays in the Malaysian culture and certain food that really highlights the best things about Malaysian food.
If any of you are interested, please contact Jing Lin (Treasurer of LSESU Food Appreciation Society) at J.Lin11@lse.ac.uk for further details.
Food Appreciation Society at LSE are hoping to have an event that celebrates the diversity of food interests at the LSE, and allows students to share the foods they love with others. The event will be held in Week 7 of the Lent Term term, but they would appreciate a reply as soon as possible. They are hoping to have a fairly open event, so that they can encourage as many different tastes as possible. They are approaching national societies, as well as particular food societies. If any of you guys are interested to join the event to give a short presentation on the role that food plays in the Malaysian culture and certain food that really highlights the best things about Malaysian food.
If any of you are interested, please contact Jing Lin (Treasurer of LSESU Food Appreciation Society) at J.Lin11@lse.ac.uk for further details.
Stand in the Lent Term Elections
A wide range of positions are available including International Students' Officer who puts on events and activities for over 5000 International LSE Students' and the Community & Welfare Officer who works full time to improve the LSE community and Welfare services for students.Nominations open on Monday 13 February and close on Monday 20 February.
Have a look through the available positions below:
Sabbatical Officers – Full time paid position from July 2012 – July 2013.
A wide range of positions are available including International Students' Officer who puts on events and activities for over 5000 International LSE Students' and the Community & Welfare Officer who works full time to improve the LSE community and Welfare services for students.Nominations open on Monday 13 February and close on Monday 20 February.
Have a look through the available positions below:
Sabbatical Officers – Full time paid position from July 2012 – July 2013.
- General Secretary
- Education Officer
- Community & Welfare Officer
- Activities & Development Officer
- Athletics Union
- Anti-Racism Officer
- Disabled Students Officer
- Environment and Ethics Officer
- International Officer LGBT Officer
- Women Officer
- 4 Vacancies
- 5 Vacancies
- 5 Vacancies
PwC Malaysia is recruiting in London!
PwC Malaysia is back in London again this year for the UKEC Careers Fair! Meet the PwC team at their info session on Sunday, 1 April, 10.00 a.m. at UCL.
Final year students are invited to apply for graduate positions in Assurance, Tax or Advisory. PwC interview sessions commence a few days BEFORE the UKEC careers fair. If you'd like to secure an interview slot, do apply early! Submit your on-line application to us by 12 March 2012 through their careers website. You can be from any degree discipline, do check out our programme for non-accounting graduates on our website.
For general enquiries, please email them at pwconline@my.pwc.com.
PwC Malaysia is back in London again this year for the UKEC Careers Fair! Meet the PwC team at their info session on Sunday, 1 April, 10.00 a.m. at UCL.
Final year students are invited to apply for graduate positions in Assurance, Tax or Advisory. PwC interview sessions commence a few days BEFORE the UKEC careers fair. If you'd like to secure an interview slot, do apply early! Submit your on-line application to us by 12 March 2012 through their careers website. You can be from any degree discipline, do check out our programme for non-accounting graduates on our website.
For general enquiries, please email them at pwconline@my.pwc.com.
Birmingham Malaysian Games 2012
Malaysian Society of University of Birmingham (MasocBham) cordially invites you to participate in our Birmingham Malaysian Games 2012.
This annual sporting event represents an excellent opportunity for Malaysian students studying all over the United Kingdom to gather and reconnect with each other at the heart of West Midlands region of England, and also for them to visit Birmingham, widely regarded as the second city of UK. The Games will feature 3 sporting events, namely 6-aside Football, Badminton and Basketball and all sports will be played in University of Birmingham’s sports facilities within the campus. There will also be a Malaysian Food Festival catering for all the participants, supporters as well as visitors of the event.
Kindly visit the Birmingham Games website for more details on the sports registration as a whole, Birmingham Malaysian Games 2012 or click below to register for any of the sports tournaments (all registration are to be made online) Sports Registration. Deadline for registration is on the 3rd March 2012.
Malaysian Society of University of Birmingham (MasocBham) cordially invites you to participate in our Birmingham Malaysian Games 2012.
This annual sporting event represents an excellent opportunity for Malaysian students studying all over the United Kingdom to gather and reconnect with each other at the heart of West Midlands region of England, and also for them to visit Birmingham, widely regarded as the second city of UK. The Games will feature 3 sporting events, namely 6-aside Football, Badminton and Basketball and all sports will be played in University of Birmingham’s sports facilities within the campus. There will also be a Malaysian Food Festival catering for all the participants, supporters as well as visitors of the event.
| Date: | 10th March 2012 (Saturday) |
| Time: | 9.00 AM - 7.00 PM |
| Venue: | Munrow Sports Centre |
A gentle note: If you wish to publicize your own events here, please email w.m.kwong@lse.ac.uk.
Sekian. Salam 1Malaysia.
LSESU Malaysia Club
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