Spring Term Week 05
10th February 2010
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1. Imperial Malaysian Night 2010
Dear all,
That time of the year is here once again!
Imperial College Union Malaysian Society presents:
Malaysian Night 2010: Born to be Vile
At its heart this is a human story about love and hate, about revenge, about Malaysian culture, and about how life is all about different points of view.
Meet Bruce Weng, Malaysia's biggest timber tycoon. He's rich, he's handsome, he's TIME Magazine's Man of the Year (and also FHM's Sexiest Man of 2010). Then one night his house is blown up and his life comes crashing down. He's convinced this is the work of his former business partners: Donald Tiram, Malaysia's biggest oyster sauce manufacturer, Datin Hillary Kelentong, and Bill Backgates, CEO of the MicroHard Corporation. But who's the good guy in this story? Throw in an obsessive police detective, some bumbling sidekicks, and the stage is set for an epic story of good and evil.
Are people born evil? Or do they grow evil? Come find out in BORN TO BE VILE.
The event details are as follows:
Date: 26th & 27th February 2010
Day: Friday & Saturday
Time: 7:00pm - 10:30pm
Venue: Great Hall, Imperial College London, South Kensington
Ticket Price: £10 (traditional Malaysian kuih served after the show)
Website: http://www.icmnite.com
For ticket reservations, please contact Charles Lim at 07598937749.
For more information, visit www.icmnite.com, or http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=202642187148. Any questions please contact Joyce Eng at joyce.engjf@gmail.com or 07542076334.
Regards,
Imperial College Malaysian Night 2010 Crew |
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2. MOSA AwardDear all,
I am glad to announce that nominations for MOSA is now open.
MOSA (Most Outstanding Student Award) is an award presented by the Imperial College Alumni Association of Singapore (ICAAS) to a student who has rendered outstanding services to Imperial College Singapore Society (ICSS), the Singapore community in UK, and the larger student community at Imperial College London. The candidate should show leadership, exhibit merit, display integrity, and have an outstanding character.
*Prize
SGD1000
Prize winner will need to serve on the ICAAS Exco for 1 year
* Eligibility:
Applicant must be enrolled at Imperial College London.
Applicant can be in any year of his/her study. Applicant must be a Singapore citizen. Applicant cannot be currently on the ICSS Exco.
* Notes:
Each nomination must be proposed and seconded by ICSS members.
The shortlisted candidates must be available for interview in Singapore by the ICAAS Award Committee in August.
The decision made by the ICAAS Award Committee is final.
The award will be presented to the winner at the ICAAS Annual General Meeting in September.
The deadline for submission nominations is 1st April 2010. Should you require any clarifications regarding the award, please visit www.icaas.org or email me @ charles.lim08@imperial.ac.uk
Thank you!
Best Regards,
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3. Internship with Bank of America Merrill LynchBAML (Bank of America Merrill Lynch) is currently looking for penultimate year students (non-scholars and graduating in 2011) interested in technology-related internships with them. Preference would be for those majoring in management information systems, computer science, engineering or related field of study.
If interested, please send in your CVs to Shamady.matnin@ml.com for their review asap.
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4. IPPT session in London!The sun will shine
The birds will sing
For us and you and me ya!
Spring is soon
And it's time
To train for IPPT ya!
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Gentlemen,
I'm thinking of having an IPPT session for those who are interested in taking it in London. Some time early April perhaps?
Contact me early if interested so we can plan for numbers. My email is stk07@ic.ac.uk
Cheers,
David
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5. Project Leader needed for FoodCycleFoodCycle (previously known as FoodWorks) is currently searching for new Project Leaders to lead the FoodCycle Team - New hires are integrated into the current team of Project Leaders as part of a continually updated team of leaders.
A PROJECT LEADER- recognized as a year long place with FoodCycle: Imperial.
WARNING: Not for the faint of heart, it’ll be a challenge, but we promise what you will get out of the opportunity will be well worth it. Read these testaments of previous project leaders.,,
".. I realised that being a Project Leader was the most challenging and worthwhile thing I was doing at college."
"Being a Project leader was fantastic, apart from being very tired at the end of a Sunday, I felt awesome that we got all the cooking and delivery done. It was a warm and happy tired feeling".
"Taking part is fun, but i learnt and did so much by becoming a full project leader with FoodCycle".
"FoodCycle and their organisation is well known within charities."
" ... the support and training that we receive as Project Leaders from headquarters is of the highest quality"
If you want to LEAD this project AND MAKE IT GROW, we are accepting applications and holding interviews now!
More info:
http://foodcycle.org.uk/imperial
Apply here:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dEFZOXR3Q2taN1QyOUF1Q1ZIXzVKY1E6MA
Responsibilities for the project leader team include
• Coordinating volunteers for the collecting, cooking and serving
• Organising fundraising events
• Connecting and maintaining relationships with food suppliers, volunteers and beneficiaries
• Spreading the news about the great work that you’re doing.
Sound daunting? Well, this is what you can get out of it:
• Event planning on and off campus
• Advertising and marketing skills
• The management and logistical coordination skills to cook for 100 - 150 people.
• Team work
• How to maintain relationships with people
• Raising the finances for a community project
• Professional contacts with local businesses and in the charity sector.
Basically, the skills that your future employers are looking for in a fresh graduate!
:D
The FoodCycle Team
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6. KUEH BAHULU & ALMOND COOKIES FOR SALE!Hello friends!
Remember the Kueh Bahulus/Bahlus that you miss eating in Singapore? You might have tasted them during Talk Cock Sing Song on Saturday as well! We are selling Kueh Bahulus and Almond Cookies to raise funds for our expedition this summer as part of Operation Wallacea. We will be serving as Research Assistants for 4 weeks in Honduras and Peru respectively, working on projects to do with biodiversity monitoring and wildlife conservation. The cost of the expedition goes up to at least GBP 2500 :( so we hope to be able to at least cover a little part of the cost through fundraising. For more information on the expedition, visit www.opwall.com. It's for a good cause!
You can help to support us by purchasing our freshly and lovingly baked goodies:
KUEH BAHULU
Flavours: Original OR Chocolate Chip
Price: 5 Pounds per pack
CHINESE ALMOND COOKIES
Price: 6 cookies for 3 Pounds OR 12 cookies for 5 Pounds
For photos and more details click this link please: http://www.freewebs.com/graffitude/kuehbahulu/index.htm
Send your Kueh Bahulu orders/any enquiries to nghuijin@hotmail.com. If you've any special requests for flavours you can tell me too!
Send your Almond Cookies orders to junyinglim@gmail.com.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT, we greatly appreciate it. :)
Cheers,
Hui Jin
07532073944
Jun Ying
07514811669
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