Monday, March 26, 2012

Akta Universiti dan Kolej Universiti 1971 (AUKU). Pemansuhannya, wajar atau tidak?

1. Mungkin isu ini sudah agak tenggelam sedikit sejak akhir ini dan ramai yang telah memberikan pandangan masing-masing. Namun tidak terlewat untuk saya berkongsi dan memberi pandangan saya sebagai seorang anak muda Malaysia yang mempunyai hak kebebasan untuk bersuara.

2. Pelbagai pihak telah menggesa kerajaan agar memansuhkan ataupun setidaknya meminda akta ini yang dikatakan mengongkong kebebasan para penuntut universiti di negara kita, Malaysia. Seperti mana sesetengah pihak mengatakan, akta ini menyekat dan mengongkong hak kebebasan golongan siswa. Akta ini diperuntukkan bertujuan mengahalang penglibatan para pelajar dengan mana-mana parti politik baik kerajaan mahupun pembangkang.

3. Pada pandangan saya, AUKU masih tetap relevan atas dasar tanggungjawab seorang pelajar adalah untuk menuntut ilmu. Atau dalam kata lain, obligation for a student is to study. Kerajaan menghabis dana yang banyak setiap tahun bagi tujuan pendidikan untuk anak muda dan dana ini pula diperolehi daripada rakyat. Adalah satu pembaziran jika dana diperuntukkan bagi tujuan pelajaran tidak digunakan manfaat sepenuhnya. Saya percaya kita mahukan negara yang mempunyai penduduk yang mempunyai ilmu yang tinngi agar mampu bersaing dengan negara-negara maju.

4. Pada zaman yang serba maju dan canggih ini, masih ramai yang berkelayakan sukar untuk mendapatkan pekerjaan, bayangkan apa yang akan terjadi pada mereka yang langsung tidak berkelayakan dek sibuk berpolitik. Perkara ini harus dipandang serius yang mana sedikit sebanyak boleh menjejaskan masa depan negara.

5. Masih ada lagi ruang, forum ataupun cara lain para pelajar boleh menyuarakan pendapat mereka. Bukan hanya melalui pemansuhan AUKU.

6. Pada pandangan saya, sesetengah pihak mahu memansuhakan AUKU hanya untuk kepentingan peribadi sahaja. Golongan muda sangat mudah untuk dipengaruhi. Sesetengah hanya mahu mengambil kesempatan ke atas golongan muda bagi kepentingan sendiri.

7. Ini adalah pandangan peribadi saya mengenai isu AUKU. Bukan bertujuan untuk menyebelahi atau menghentam mana-mana pihak. Pandangan positif amat dialu-alukan bagi tujuan membina. Bersama kita bina negara kita kearah yang lebih baik, Insya Allah.


Thursday, September 8, 2011

It's been a long time coming.

Greetings.

My blog seems to be bit dusty. After more than a year being abandoned. Well now that I'm back, hello everyone. Sorry for not updating this lame-o blog. Will try to update my blog regularly.

Have a great day ahead.

Im back,
Haziq.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Till then..

Shocked. I still cant believe it though i cant change anything. I didnt expect it to be this way. Feel as if it was only yesterday we had talks on ur plans and ur hopes. I didnt realize u were bidding farewell and goodbye to me. We were bestfriends and we will always be no matter where you will be. Only god knows how much i miss you and how much i love you. I know god loves you more and he has better plans for you. I know you are at a better place than us. And i know u can hear what we all say here. I really miss u and only god knows how. Thanks for being a friend, a friend who would always be there for me through ups and downs. Someday we'll meet again brother, for sure. I don't know when but everyone will be heading to the same place where you are now.
Till then..






Ikhwanul Ashraf Manja (29/1/1992 - 22/3/2010)
Rest in peace brother
Al-Fatihah

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Presidency

Yes, im going for the president seat of Sunway University College's Australian Matriculation Student Counsil.

A new challenge will be faced.
Semoga Allah mengurniakan keyakinan dan ketabahan yang tinggi.



Yours trully,
Haziq


Friday, January 29, 2010

The highest peak

"The price of greatness is responsibility"
-Winston Churchill

I have been in Sunway University College for about a month. And hell yeah, Im enjoing myself here. For the past on month,i made new friends and new poeple.

During my first week, I didnt really learn anything yet. Most of the classes were occupied with knowing-each-other sessions except for economics class. In the 3rd week, we were asked to do a presentation on ourselves in our econs class. So i made one. I put some pictures of myself from the past(high school days).

After the presentation, my lecturer asked me to run for the president sit.And i was like "What sit again?"

I almost forgot that the election for the Ausmat student counsil will take place soon.

At the end of the class she asked my full name and so on. I was unsure why she asked my name. ( Students and lecturers are allowed to nominate their friends and students). This morning, i was having maths class with Mr. Eric. He came to my desk and asked my name.


Here's the conversation:

Mr Eric: What's your name?
Me : Aiman Haziq
Mr Eric: Oh, so you are the one!
Me : The what?
Mr Eric: The teachers are talking about you!
Me : Is it a good thing?
Mr Eric: It is! They are talking good things about you!

Ok. That explains a lot. One of my lecturer was convincing me to go for it.

I think ill think about it. Seriously it will a big responsibility.


Thinking,
Haziq

Monday, January 4, 2010

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Monday, November 30, 2009


Location:
Bed, dorm 20 west wing, koleq

Time:
0000-0400

"Man, jangan lupa baca effect of temperature on the reaction of enzymes"

I heard those words only once on that night.

++

Location:
Hargreaves Hall, Koleq

Time:
1400

"Calon-calon boleh mula menjawab sekarang"

*I big smile on my face*

57th candidate of SPM, MCKK Class 0f 09,
Haziq.

Hopefully it is an A.




Friday, October 16, 2009

Future doctors

The beginner’s guide to becoming a doctor.

For a kid or a young student, how can he fulfill his ambition to becoming a medical doctor one day? What are the essential academic competency, qualification, knowledge and skills required?

First and foremost, one significant thing that one needs to realize is that the path to becoming a qualified doctor takes longer time than most of other fields.

A medical degree from the United Kingdom usually takes between 4 to 5 years to finish (and longer if you have to repeat some subjects or academic year), and a pre-university or A-Levels enrolment before that may take up to 2 years. So, discounting high school, you will be spending more or less 6 or 7 good years here.

Medical field requires students with good grades and results in science related subjects, particularly Biology.

Unlike many other courses that usually pay more emphasis on theories (and practical in employment world), your real ‘employment’ actually starts during your studies where you will be attending real health cases, and if you get lucky, you can do your first post-mortem on corpses during this time. Towards your final year, soliciting information, clerking the patients and presenting real cases to the lecturers become your routine and it is particularly important to note that good communication, interaction and interpersonal skills are key elements in your job. While this can sound stressful, wait for what to come.

Upon graduation, you will be placed in assigned hospitals for a housemanship (a training regime before you can be ‘upgraded’ to a certified medical officer or doctor) that lasts between 1 to 2 years. During this time, you will undergo a series of job rotation in different departments and handle different cases.

In countries like Malaysia, this can be the most gruesome period of your life. During housemanship, you will be wishing you have more time to rest and sleep. In the United Kingdom or Ireland, a housemanship officer will have his job confined to desk job (clerking the patients) and less on technical related jobs. It is probably true when they say that doctors who completed their housemanship in Malaysia are more competent that those from the UK and Ireland. And that is the most probable course that a doctor officer who finishes housemanship in the UK or Ireland will have to undergo another round of housemanship training back in Malaysia.

Once you become a certified doctor, you are able to start your own medical practice if you wish (depending on which country you are, the regulations might differ. Check with the local authority). You also have the option to pursue your studies in your choice of specializations such as pediatrics, pathology, oncology, psychiatry, E&T (ear, nose and throat) and many others. Granted, the higher your academic attainment in the medical field, the higher the salary you can command.

Medical doctor is a noble profession. Doctors attend to sick patient. They listen to people’s health complaints. They advise and consult people. Some spend hours in the surgery room removing a thing or two from patient’s body, while some others take care of other wide range of medical specializations.

Apart from having a good career, medical doctor is perceived as a profession that rewards highly. As the recent research in America indicates, 9 out of 10 top highest paid jobs in the US are related to medical field. They are also unlikely to become victims of unemployment as the world needs them dearly.

But being a doctor is not just about earning high income or salary. Just like any other profession, it takes passion, determination and perseverance before you can eventually become a doctor. When you do, be a good one.


source:http://skorcareer.com.my/blog/

Sunday, October 4, 2009

White bones






48th Annual Traditional Rugby Match

Malay College Kuala Kangsar vs Vajiravudh College
14 - 22

Yes,we lost the game this year. But in terms of fighting spirits, we won!


Bung Wak! Bung Wek Wek! Bung Kak! Bung Kek Kek! Who are we? Malay College! Can't you see? Yeah!

Friday, July 31, 2009

Al-Fatihah..

Farid Azfar's father passed away last tuesday. Let us pray together for his soul.
May Allah bless his soul and place him among the Anbia's and As-syuhada's.
Al- Fatihah..

Sunday, July 12, 2009

The test

i took the SDS test which the result will show which path or course that suits me. 

The Result:
S-E-C
(Social-Entrepreneurship-Conventional)


Basically, the counselor told me i should carry on with my dreams of being a doctor and a politician. May my dream come true. Amin! Insya Allah~

9A1


Striving for the best, 
Haziq




Sunday, July 5, 2009

Politics?

Today, Monday as usual Mckk boys had a formal assembly in Hargreaves hall. 

Isi kandungan ucapan 1:

"Tak payah la para pelajar nak berpolitik di sini. Salahkan guru sana, salahkan guru sini. Kami dibayar untuk mentadbir. Let us the managers, manage the school. U guys just focus on your studies. Kalau nak persoalkan sangat, cikgu-cikgu tunjuk sikit kat pelajar-pelajar straight A's ni. Yang tak dapat straight A's, dah lah tak dapat result bagus, lepas tu nak persoalkan cikgu-cikgu pula. Usahlah berpolitik di sini."

Isi kandungan ucapan 2:

"Berkaitan duit kluster, ada satu badan yang ditetapkan. Bukan kami suka-suka hati buat."

Well sir, Im not trying to be rude or being a rebellion as what some of us are being labelled. What actually happened that day actually, we were discussing on certain matters to improve the environment in college. Never ever across our mind to against the admin.

Regarding with the cluster budget, we didnt even mention it. One of my colleague was asking some fund from the PTA for certain sports. I dont think college has enough budget. 

Im just doing my job. It is my responsibilities.  

Im just doing the right thing.

Voicing out loud,
Haziq

Friday, July 3, 2009

Swine flu

The Malay College Kuala Kangsar - Royal Vajiravudh College of Thailand 48th annual traditional rugby match has been canceled today. This is because a student from Vajiravudh College is confirmed to be having swine flu. 8 of Malay College students have been quarantined as an early precaution. 

The match which was supposed to be held this evening, 4th of July has been postponed. The game will might be played in August. 


Wednesday, July 1, 2009

The Rebellions

Situation:

A student who recently was awarded with the prestigious leadership award, was called up by the Parents Teachers Association for a meeting. Since he was the president of the student, the whole exco members had to attend the meeting too. The meeting was attended by 3 representatives from the PTA, some prefects (the others have heavy asses to come) and the student union exco members. In the meeting, the representatives from PTA asked the students if there's any problem or issues that need to be raised to the PTA. And yes, they voiced out there their points and opinions regarding a few matters. They were concerned about their people. Basically, that what leaders do isn't it? 

The next day, one of the prefect who came to the meeting was called by the principal. He told everything to the principal. But the problem is, he told the wrong facts and as if everyone was trying to against the principal. What on earth was he thinking?

And the worst thing is, the president of Students Union was called to the principal's room regarding that matter. A teacher also told him this, " Lucky you this thing happen after the speech day. Or else say goodbye to your leadership award u got".

Is it a wrong to say the right thing? Think of it yourself.. 

Receiver of the leadership award,
Haziq

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Luck

We got 4th again for this year's wind orchestra.

Nothing to say..

Oppurtunist

Malay College Youth Development Summit will soon start. There is this issue that got into the nerves of every single Malay College Boys.

Ok here's the thing. On the 21st of Jun, participants from other countries will arrive. The early plan was, they will stay overnight at Sekolah Alam Shah (for boys) and Sekolah Seri Puteri (for girls) before their 5 hours trip to Kuala Kangsar on the 22nd morning. But then, SAS n SSP will be used for Wind Orchestra Competition. So, we had to switch to Sekolah Dato Abdul Razak and Tunku Kurshiah College. So we asked their favours. SDAR said they would like to help. While TKC said they will help with two conditions.

First, they ask to let the students participate. Well, honestly it's not a problem.

secondly, they want the closing ceremony to be held at their ground. I think it's totally ridiculous. Hello! It's MALAY COLLEGE Youth Development Summit not MCTKCYDS! No offence yeah to all my tkc friends. Im not hating your school but i hate the idea gave by your thinkiamsmart teacher.

stop the nonsense,
Haziq

71 going back 17

It was a busy when i met this 4 old boys in their early 70's. I was walking to the atm machine and i met this old boy, Dato Jimin Idris. Long short story, he asked me a favour to give a brief on Malay College to Tengku Harun who is Tengku Bendahara Kedah's son. He was doing a short video clip for his dad's upcoming birthday. Later, Dato Faiz the deputy president of MCOBA wanted to bring me and head boy for lunch at Yut Loy. Luckily Mr Safuan gave us the permission.

After we loaded our tank, Dato Faiz wanted to bring us to Salak for the next shooting session. It was really fun. Going out with a bunch of old guys( i should've called them atuk. haha). Dato Syed brought us to his place and had tea there. It was a memorable one and i wont forget it. Two young boys aged 17 going out and lepak-lepak with old grandpas who acted likes kids. Their jokes were really funny though.

"We( Malay College Boys) do grow old, but we dont grow up"- Uncle Mat.


Monday, June 8, 2009

voice

i love to sing
alone

voiceless,
haziq