Dato Seri Ong Ka Ting will be coming to Tunku Abdul Rahman College tomorrow to give the students a speech on "Politics and Students" and attendance is compulsory for the students.
Warning: Ranting starts here
First of all, I AM NOT INTERESTED IN POLITICS! I never cared or bothered to read anything that is related to politics in the media...i don't understand what is politics...i can only think of one reason, maybe because i have never expose myself to the real world...never understand the struggles that people are facing in the real world...
Our lecturer told us that we will definitely be interested in politics after we step our foot in the real world...maybe the one thing that i'm not happy is that the MRR2 highway sucks, always traffic jam...can i relate that to any of the ministry? I don't think it's transport...is there a highway ministry or something? =.="
Anyway, back to the topic, why does the talk starts at 3pm?! It's so late in the afternoon! I 'm assuming that the VIPs will be late...and how long will the speech be? one or two hour? OMG, plus minus the time i think we can only leave the college around 5pm...and the highway will be so jam...argh
Why attendance is compulsory? One reason is because the college knows that the students won't be attending the talk, if the attendance is bad it will make the college look bad, so they have to force us to go by saying attendance is compulsory...but they never tell us the punishment if we're absent tomorrow..
It's like MQA situation all over again, some Universities proffesors came to interview the lecturers and students in our college, and i was one of the two "victims" in my class who ended up in the interview, the college told us we won't be able to graduate if we don't attend the interview.
Anyway...i guess i'll be attending the talk tomorrow...some classmates said that Dato OKT is a good speaker...maybe i will enjoy it...but i won't be able to have lunch because my class starts at 12pm and ends early at 3pm...and i have to go straight to the hall after class...must eat more in the morning...i'm not looking forward to the horrible traffic tomorrow after college...
Warning: Ranting starts here
First of all, I AM NOT INTERESTED IN POLITICS! I never cared or bothered to read anything that is related to politics in the media...i don't understand what is politics...i can only think of one reason, maybe because i have never expose myself to the real world...never understand the struggles that people are facing in the real world...
Our lecturer told us that we will definitely be interested in politics after we step our foot in the real world...maybe the one thing that i'm not happy is that the MRR2 highway sucks, always traffic jam...can i relate that to any of the ministry? I don't think it's transport...is there a highway ministry or something? =.="
Anyway, back to the topic, why does the talk starts at 3pm?! It's so late in the afternoon! I 'm assuming that the VIPs will be late...and how long will the speech be? one or two hour? OMG, plus minus the time i think we can only leave the college around 5pm...and the highway will be so jam...argh
Why attendance is compulsory? One reason is because the college knows that the students won't be attending the talk, if the attendance is bad it will make the college look bad, so they have to force us to go by saying attendance is compulsory...but they never tell us the punishment if we're absent tomorrow..
It's like MQA situation all over again, some Universities proffesors came to interview the lecturers and students in our college, and i was one of the two "victims" in my class who ended up in the interview, the college told us we won't be able to graduate if we don't attend the interview.
Anyway...i guess i'll be attending the talk tomorrow...some classmates said that Dato OKT is a good speaker...maybe i will enjoy it...but i won't be able to have lunch because my class starts at 12pm and ends early at 3pm...and i have to go straight to the hall after class...must eat more in the morning...i'm not looking forward to the horrible traffic tomorrow after college...
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