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Applying Science into Our Daily Lives
How do we apply scientific formulas or theories into our daily lives?
According to Associate Professor Dr Hon Wei Min, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Sciences at UCSI University, the
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Of kuih raya, buffets and everything in between
Yes, Hari Raya is just round the corner and this is when the frenzy of doing Raya shopping overtakes Raya itself. I was in the heart of K.L. just to catch a glimpse of all the craziness that was a ritual with every major celebration in this country.
The roads leading to K.L. were crammed because
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The Last Airbender - Visual Treat!
If I mention the word ‘Avatar’ in passing, I am sure you would imagine blue creatures jumping from one tree branch to another.
I love THAT Avatar, but I’m not here to talk about the inhabitants of Planet Pandora.
It is sad that not many people recognise that Avatar was originally the name used for a cartoon
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By Sashareen Omar On Friday, 16th of July 2010, Dulux ICI Malaysia started their Dulux Paint Bank campaign to create awareness amongst the public about the dangers of Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) that could be found in old paints. Dulux Paint Bank is an educational and empowerment campaign initiated by Akzo Nobel, the world’s largest paints
"Creating awareness with public campaigns"
Fiesta Numero Uno was the biggest event ever held in UCSI University as it consist of five sub-events - Flea Market, UNIFEST, 1Carnival, PC Fair and a fashion show to commemorate International Women’s Day. Fiesta Numero Uno was also the first ever event opened to the public on 3rd and 4th March.

Online games booth in Flea Market
The Flea Market was open for clubs and associations of UCSI University, as well as vendors from outside to set up their booths in the Block A lobby. There were several booths selling women clothes, jewelry, shoes, cosmetics, nail polish service and Laurent Bleu beauty products.
There were also booths for the PC Fair that sold affordable gadgets, accessories and online games.
The 1Carnival, was held outside the lobby area. Here the booths were set up for the sale of food, drinks and games, being the main attraction. All booths in 1Carnival were handled by students from different clubs and associations. One of the games was throwing an orange or banana to symbolize the Chap Goh Mei festival but unfortunately students didn’t seem interested.
As compared to the vendors of the Flea Market, the vendors of 1Carnival seemed to try very hard to promote their wares. Some food vendors sold their food by walking around the lobby area while some shouted loudly to grab attention from potential buyers. The ambience was just like a wet market!

There was also a lucky draw session every 2 hours, which was timed at 1pm, 3pm and 5pm. Students who had purchased coupons waited excitedly for the announcement of the lucky draws, hoping that their number would be called. The grand prize for the lucky draw was a CSL cell phone and a hamper.
Fiesta Numero Uno was success in attracting a big crowd of students and the public. It is hoped that more events such as this will be held to bring the university and the community as one.