Life College

Map for Year End Bash 09

2009-11-13T06:31:00.000-08:00

Hey guys,

Don't forget, the Year End Bash is coming up. And remember to pay up that RM 60.

Details of the bash are as below:

Date: 5.12.2009 (Saturday)
Time: 7.00pm - 10.30pm
Venue: The ZON All Suites Residences on the park
161-B Jalan Ampang,
50450 Kuala Lumpur
Dresscode: Semi-formal

Below is the map to the area:

Oh, and another thing. The parking rate is a RM 2.00 flat rate. =)

If you are going to go via Public Transport, sit the LRT until Ampang Station. It is just about 3 - 5 minutes walk from Ampang Station.

Tickets are for sale!

2009-11-09T12:08:00.000-08:00

Hey people, just in case you don't know, tickets are available already! They only cost RM 60. That's all! And yes, this price is only up til 20.11.2009. So act fast! Go get your ticket!

Polaroid

2009-10-21T10:41:00.001-07:00

And most importantly,
the ticket price is just RM 60/=

Something's Up

2009-10-18T07:28:00.000-07:00

Hey you!

Last year we were like the Oscars. We grabbed the mic, we said, "And the nominees goes to...", we opened an envelope, we shouted a name, we clapped and went hurray.

Last year, we had the familiar and very catchy tune of The Bittersweet Symphony as the grand opening theme song. We had mouthwatering Mac and Cheese, Fish 'N Chips, Blackened Chicken Alfredo... Need I name the whole menu for you?

That was 2008.

So what's in for 2009? You'll see.

Something's up.

Stay tune for what's coming. But I suppose there is no harm to letting you in on a hint. This year, we have a pool.

So what say you?

Stay tune for more information! You'll definitely not want to miss this.

Dare to Be (Video) - Hailer Issue 4, 2009

2009-06-27T05:07:00.000-07:00

Script by Jonathan Chu

Videography by Joshua Anthony

Video edited by Chevonne Goh and Joshua Anthony

Starring Andrew Ee (musician), Andrea Kong (hippie-like girl), Adrian Yong (business man), and Liew En Ai (daughter)

Cameos (by order of appearance): Marwan Hasoon, Justin Yam, Gerard Radhan, Josiah Wong, Khor Pei Pei, Yeow Zim Sen, Eyvon Chew, Joshua Anthony, Lynette Natasha, Chevonne Goh, Jonathan Chu

SPM REVISION WORKSHOP 2009

2009-06-17T09:21:00.000-07:00

With the SPM exam getting closer by the day, we at Life College cares about you and wish to extend a helping hand in ensuring your success.

You will be pleased to know that we are organizing the above event, just for you. Details are below. We have lined up experienced teachers with many years of teaching SPM students to prepare and guide you through your exam with excellent results.

This workshop has limited seats available; registration is open on a ‘first-come-first-serve basis’ for each of the respective subjects and is FREE. You need only to pay a nominal fee of RM10 per subject to cover the cost of photocopied notes and lunch (Accounting, Mathematics, Bahasa Melayu, and Add Maths). All participants must pay the fee in advance.

Dates: 22nd, 23rd, 29th and 30th August 2009 (Saturday and Sunday)
Time: 9.30am - 3pm
Venue: Life College Event Hall

Do contact us for the registration form and the location map to our college. We look forward to see you soon! Don’t miss this opportunity!!!

Closing date of registration: 3 August 2009, Monday.

Should you have any enquiries, you may contact Life College at 03-7785 8590 or email us at marketing@lifecollege.edu.my .

2009-06-16T08:07:00.000-07:00

Roar!!! Come one, come all to one of the much anticipated events of the year!

Food, drinks, dance, other performances, the latest Hailer issue in all its awesomeness..!!

Need we convince you more?

I hope not. The awesomeness part should've sufficed right? :)

Debate in Life

2009-06-08T08:30:00.000-07:00

"Present your case," says the Lord. "Bring forth your strong reasons," says the King of Jacob. Isaiah 41:21

What is Debate?
A debate is where two or more speakers present their arguments intent on persuading one another.

Why Debate?
"He [the student debater] learns to use a library, and to find the exact information he needs in the shortest possible time. He learns to be thorough and accurate. He learns to analyze; to distinguish between the vital and the unimportant. He learns the need of proving his statements; of supporting every statement with valid evidence and sound reasoning—and he learns to demand the same sort of proof for the statements of others. He learns to present ideas in a clear and effective manner, and in a way which wins others to his way of thinking. He learns to think under pressure, to "use his head" in a time of need, to make decisions quickly and accurately. In a word, the essential point in any debating situation is that of convincing the listener that your side of the proposition is desirable." (from How to Debate by Harrison Boyd Summers)

The Teams

There are two teams. Each team consists of three speakers.

Panel of Judges
Mr. Josiah, Mr. Zachary, Ms. Jessie

The Topic
Home School vs. Government School: Which System Provides A More Holistic Education?

Speakers

Team A - Galriad Tan, Phoebe Kim, Crystal Cha

Team B - Johanan, Adrian Yong, Jonathan Chu

Rules and Guidelines for Debate Competition

Speakers;

1. Speakers are to behave in a proper and professional conduct throughout the debate. Any form of tomfoolery will not be tolerated and would result in marks being deducted.

2. Speakers are also advised to remain calm and composed during the debate. As the debate escalates into a heated argument, speakers are to keep all animosity and hostility in stride and refute constructively.

3. Any use of foul language will lead to immediate disqualification.

4. Speakers are to respond to P.O.I’s (Point of Information) and can only reject a P.O.I. twice.

5. Speakers are to anticipate a rebuttal from the opposing speakers and be prepared to answer them.

6. Avoid emitting “erms” and “uhh”s during the debate.

7. Be creative and psyche out your opponents.

8. During the speech, each speaker should have a solid background regarding their topic and have plenty of evidence to back up your claims. Speakers will also be judged on use of quality language and eloquence.

Members of the Floor;

There will be a 10-minute interval in which the judges will use to deliberate and decide the winning team.

1. Audiences are encouraged to carry out your own debate and question or refute some of the points raised in the debate.

2. Just like the speakers, members of the floor who wish to contest the points raised are advised to keep all arguments constructive and avoid the use of offensive vernacular.

3. Members of the floor are also advised to keep all rebukes within the context of the topic and not divert into another topic.

*A Note to Speakers

Include a conclusion in which you demonstrate how you have established or refuted the thesis.

Avoid lengthy and repetitive presentations of facts or stories. Avoid mouthing a familiar party-line. Concentrate on arguments and on thinking through to basic presuppositions.

Use notes. If you attempt to write out every word of your presentation beforehand it will sound wooden.

Speak loudly and clearly, and address your remarks to the audience.

Speak confidently; always sound as if you believe absolutely in what you are saying, always maintain a consistent front.

Always prepare more notes than you think you will need. If you think you have said enough, move directly to your conclusion. Do not leave the audience with the impression that you have not said enough.

Leave your personal views and your personal experiences out of account; what is important is exclusively the quality of your arguments.

Never concede that you agree with the other side or suggest compromise positions. Preserve a clear opposition between the views of proponents and opponents throughout.

Use radical and imaginative gambits to keep the attention of your audience.

For example: Pretend to agree with almost everything the opposing team says and then later reveal how what your opponents say implies that they are in fact quite wrong. Use these tactics to confuse, manipulate and ultimately break your opponents.

Do not use ad hominem arguments. Even perverts can have good arguments. The qualities of the person presenting an argument are irrelevant to the quality of the argument he presents.

Debate Breakdown

1. There will be an opening statement made by your team. This should be 5 minutes long and should state your team's position and the arguments/solutions you will be proposing.

2. Speakers should have at least 9 questions ready for their respective opponents. These should be on separate sheets of paper or on note cards for easy reference. The questions should be specifically directed to your opposing speakers and should be concise and clear. Each speaker will have 8 minutes for their speech.

3. Speakers should be prepared to respond to your opponents’ questions. Imagine that you are from the other team and determine what questions may be asked.

4. The third and final speaker should have a conclusive argument/statement drawn up at the end of your debate. This should be no longer than 10 minutes.

5. There will be a 10 minute interval in which the judges will use to deliberate and review all arguments before deciding the winning team.

6. During the interval, members of the floor are then allowed to have an open debate among the speakers to contest, comment or elaborate on the points or arguments raised during the debate. Audiences are encouraged to participate.

The Hailer Issue #4 June 2009

2009-05-22T09:49:00.000-07:00

Issue #4 is almost at your doorsteps, ladies and gentlemen!!

Well, figuratively speaking, of course. But watch out for its launching in mid-June!

We're all very mucho excitetomento! :) :)

Hailer TV

2009-04-22T03:49:00.000-07:00

The Hailer is back with another blast, and this time, it's randomer. Introducing the first episode of Hailer TV. Check it out:

Join the Hailer!

For further inquiries, contact the Hailer at: thehailer.magazine@gmail.com or you can come to the desk at the office and collect a copy of the Membership Application Form.

Feedback for Student Council

2009-02-17T19:48:00.000-08:00

Having served you for a year, we would like to hear your opinions about the Student Council. We would like to know how we can improve the Council to better serve you, and what we should implement to make your stay in the College more comfortable. Of course, all suggestions will be considered. =)

So yes, what feedback do you have? =) Do comment!

Study Smart

2009-02-05T23:14:00.000-08:00

Building an Understanding

Learning is a process similar to building a house. You aren’t fed the complete picture. Limitations on communication prevent the instantaneous transmission of knowledge. Instead you listen to lectures, read textbooks and take painstaking notes to try and comprehend a subject.

You are fed building supplies, bricks, mortar and glass. It is up to you to assemble the building. Unfortunately, most learning strategies fall into two basic types:

Memorization - Instead of building anything you simply stare at each brick for several minutes trying to record its position.
Formulas - This is the equivalent to being blind, fumbling around a new house. You can’t see the building itself but you learn to come up with simple rules to avoid walking into walls.

There is nothing particularly wrong with either of these strategies, assuming they aren’t your entire strategy. The human brain isn’t a computer so it can’t memorize infinite sums of knowledge without some form of structure. And formulas no longer work if the questions they are designed to solve change scope.

Learning Holistically

The alternative strategy is to focus on actually using the information you have to build something. This involves linking concepts together and compressing information so it fits in the bigger picture. Here are some ideas to get started:

Metaphor - Metaphors can allow you to quickly organize information by comparing a complex idea to a simple one. When you find relationships between information, come up with analogies to increase your understanding. Compare neurons with waves on a string. Make metaphors comparing parts of a brain with sections of your computer.
Use All Your Senses - Abstract ideas are difficult to memorize because they are far removed from our senses. Shift them closer by coming up with vivid pictures, feelings and images that relate information together. When I learned how to do a determinant of a matrix, I remembered the pattern by visualizing my hands moving through the numbers, one adding and one subtracting.
Teach It - Find someone who doesn’t understand the topic and teach it to them. This exercise forces you to organize. Spending five minutes explaining a concept can save you an hour of combined studying for the same effect.
Leave No Islands - When you read through a textbook, every piece of information should connect with something else you have learned. Fast learners do this automatically, but if you leave islands of information, you won’t be able to reach them during a test.
Test Your Mobility - A good way to know you haven’t linked enough is that you can’t move between concepts. Open up a word document and start explaining the subject you are working with. If you can’t jump between sections, referencing one idea to help explain another, you won’t be able to think through the connections during a test.
Find Patterns - Look for patterns in information. Information becomes easier to organize if you can identify broader patterns that are similar across different topics. The way a neuron fires has similarities to “if” statements in programming languages.
Build a Large Foundation - Reading lots and having a general understanding of many topics gives you a lot more flexibility in finding patterns and metaphors in new topics. The more you already know, the easier it is to learn.
Don’t Force - I don’t spend much time studying before exams. Forcing information during the last few days is incredibly inefficient. Instead try to slowly interlink ideas as they come to you so studying becomes a quick recap rather than a first attempt at learning.
Build Models - Models are simple concepts that aren’t true by themselves, but are useful for describing abstract ideas. Crystallizing one particular mental image or experience can create a model you can reference when trying to understand. When I was trying to tackle the concept of subspaces, I visualized a blue background with a red plane going through it. This isn’t an entirely accurate representation of what a subspace is, but it created a workable image for future ideas.
Learning is in Your Head - Having beautiful notes and a perfectly highlighted textbook doesn’t matter if you don’t understand the information in it. Your only goal is to understand the information so it will stick with you for assignments, tests and life. Don’t be afraid to get messy when scrawling out ideas on paper and connecting them in your head. Use notes and books as a medium for learning rather than an end result.

taken from: http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/10-tips-to-study-smart-and-save-time.html

In addition, these are some tips you might want to consider:

Be good to yourself.
- Keep physically fit and rested.
Attitude is all-important.
- Use positive affirmations: "I can pass American History."
- Provide your own psychological edge, be it a positive attitude or a "lucky pen."
Be a chronic enthusiast!
Used textbooks may provide insights on a course.
Sit in the front row;
- if you must sit toward the back of the room, lean forward.
- Attentiveness and concentration increase markedly.
Don't miss the first and last minutes of class.
- They are crucial — important announcements, questions on test, etc.
Use a variety of study techniques.
- a. Tape chapters (find out if your textbook has companion pod cast chapters). Listen on way to school, work.
- b. Use index cards for quick review.
- Keep them simple. Throw your highlighter away!
- Remember: frequent review takes facts from short-term memory to long-term memory — learning as opposed to cramming.
Study in short bursts.
- (First and last facts are remembered best; therefore, it will accelerate learning.)
Review notes immediately after class.
- Even for five minutes.
- Something magical happens!
Review your notes out loud.
- Read your chapters out loud.
Appearance raises grades.
- Neatness counts.
- Word processors are a plus.
- If a handwritte assignment is acceptable, use erasable pen.
Don't waste time rereading.
- Rely on "pen in hand" and SQ3R.
Test professors before they test you.
- Ask questions about what kind of test to expect,
- what material will be covered.
Become an expert test taker.
Go with initial hunches.
Stay with initial hunches.
Study according to your biological clock.
- Are you "normal," a night owl, or an early bird?
Eliminate stress in your life.
EXERCISE is the best antidote.
Make extra credit mandatory.
Never miss a class.
- This is considered mandatory by "A" students.
Be prepared to bail out.
- Don't be afraid to drop a course that is not working for you., BUT be aware of all official dates to withdraw and any vital state legislative restrictions ( Texas has a limit on total number of W hours.)
Volunteer to edit a friend's paper.
- Use it as a learning experience.
Study smart—not hard!
Time management skills and discipline pay off.
Stay mentally, physically and spiritually fit.

information gained from: http://www.accd.edu/sac/history/keller/ACCDitg/SSST.htm

All the best to your studies! =)

Howdy Upcoming Christmas

2008-12-18T09:02:00.000-08:00

You Life College people!

Merry Merry Christmas! =)

We hope that you would spend this upcoming Christmas with the widest smiles you had worn this year and savor each and every moment of them.

A tip to enjoying your Christmas to the max: Forget about but learn from the mistakes you've done this year and look forward. Step away from self-condemnation and towards self-encouragement. Mistakes will take on a brighter color if we learn from it instead of dwelling in our pasts and condeming ourselves for what we've done.

Life is more than yesterdays; life is what is to come. Let's enjoy. =)

It's A Beginning

2008-12-14T06:40:00.000-08:00

A blast would be how I, personally, would describe the Year End Bash to be.

I am sure many of you who went would think so too.

After all, it was our first ever Life College event. Although it isn't as grand as many college's prom night... with grand lights and effects, awesome video and so forth... yet, it has to start somewhere, agreed?

This is just the beginning, friends, of improvement. We hope next year, there can be another function again - depending, of course, on the Student Council during that time. So, pray hard, if you want to have another event.

Also, we would LOVE to hear your personal comments - good or bad, whatever they be. Just be thoroughly honest; we love honesty.

We want to improve, for the students' sake. So, yes, do drop me (jonnychu89@gmail.com) or any council member an email, stating what you thought about the event and if possible, how we could improve or what we should look into in the future.

We thank you in advance for the comments you are to give. =)

It has been a privilege serving you people for year 2008. Help us to help you; drop a comment! =)

The Year End Bash in a Whole

2008-12-08T10:56:00.000-08:00

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Collect Your Tickets!

2008-12-08T09:06:00.000-08:00

If you have not collected your tickets, do quickly do so!

It's like a ticket for your entry! =)

Go Doom, You Exams!

2008-12-02T19:17:00.000-08:00

Don't fret, my friends.

Just as this season of dreadful exams overwhelms your poor soul, causing mountainous and horrifying outbreaks of volcanoes on your faces, do not fret, my dear friends!

These exams you have are not insurmountable; you (yes, you) can beat it down as if it were weightless. Trust me. It's all in the mind.

So take your worrying heart off your exams and just take joy, for holidays is coming soon, as well as our upcoming Year End Bash! =)

It's going to be time to knock off that controlled self of yours and partay!

We look forward to see you there! =)

p/s: If you haven't paid for your tickets, do so as soon as possible! You won't want to miss it! =)

Hailer Special Edition Issue 2009: OFFICIAL LAUNCH!

2008-11-22T06:43:00.000-08:00

The Hailer Special Edition issue will be officially launched during the Life College Year End Bash!

Come show your support and grab yourself a free copy of the magazine! Don't miss it! :)

See you there!

TOP SECRET

2008-11-22T05:46:00.000-08:00

Want to find out what the mystery performance is? Come for the Life College Year End Bash 2008! :)

See you there!

WHY SHOULD I GO?! to the Year End Bash

2008-11-21T19:03:00.000-08:00

Reasons to why you should attend the Year End Bash

Here's some reasons why we think YOU should be at the Life College Year End Bash 2008, hosted at TGIF, Section 14:

#1 - Exams are over... and it's a great excuse to party, pig out, and go crazy with friends! With the whole 3rd floor of TGIF to ourselves, it's license to go WILD!

#2 - It's one of the most affordable events in town for the entertainment you get as well - most other college/university proms/dinner events will cost you no less than RM 100, but for RM 55, you get great food, great entertainment, and more lined up for you as well, such as:

- Our very own Life College Awards ceremony
- Performances by our own Life College musicians, including members of popular local band, Bus Company - Samuel Oh and Shaun Xavier
- The Hailer magazine Special Edition Issue 2009 OFFICIAL LAUNCH
- Top-secret MYSTERY performance
- Flashy video presentations
- Open floor
- and MORE!!!

#3 - Most of us will only be in college for 2-3 years. Time flies past, and so much can change in only a year. Make the most of the time you have, and cherish the memories you have with your friends, while you are still together!

#4 - Finally, we believe we should come because we put a LOT of EFFORT and WORK into this event not to make money for the Council or the College, but so that YOU can HAVE FUN. We want YOU to ENJOY yourself, and unless you do, our job is not done. :)

We sincerely hope that our reasons have convinced you (if only a teeny bit more) to come for our bash.

But don't forget to book those tickets because they are LIMITED, and after the 1st of Dec, the price will be raised to RM 60. Get your tickets now!

See you there!

- The Life College Student Council

Year End Bash Promo 02

2008-11-13T19:01:00.000-08:00

The Year End Bash 02 is coming soon, and you definitely won't want to miss it.

Book your seat now at the library or with En Ai, Joshua Anthony and Gerard Radhan! Seats are very limited! =)

So yes, WHAT?

YEAR END BASH

HERE'S TO THE NIGHT

is coming soon!! WOOHOO! =)

Year End Bash Promo 01

2008-11-11T08:38:00.000-08:00

Don't wait to get your ticket! Get 'em now!

See you there, people! =)

YEAR END BASH: Book your tickets now to avoid disappointment!!!

2008-11-05T21:29:00.000-08:00

Hey guys... We've only put up our Facebook event page yesterday and we already have almost 20 guests on the list.

Now, seating is VERY limited, and we only have about 60 seats available. If your name is on our FB event page, it does not mean your space is reserved.

To avoid disappointment, please call the ticketing department to book your ticket ASAP!

016-701 2635 (Liew En Ai)
016-862 4692 (Joshua Anthony)
016-904 0780 (Gerard)

Ticket price: RM 55

Just in case you're wondering:

What are you paying for?

The student council of Life College is hosting this event, but no money is being made from the sale of tickets. What you are paying for is mostly the food (TGIF's 3-course set meal), and basic overhead costs required for the night's entertainment.

What's RM 55 for a night of good food, good entertainment, friends, and lots of fun? :)

Hope to see you guys there! :)

The Life College Year End Bash 2008

2008-11-04T23:13:00.001-08:00

Exams are over, and it's time to PARTY!

Come for the friends and food... stay for the fun and good times! Featuring music and dance performances, open floor, and a surprise act! Don't miss this once-a-year event!

Date: 12 Dec 2008
Time: 6.30 PM
Location: TGIF, Section 14
Ticket price: RM 55 (open to non-Life College students on a first-come-first-serve basis)

Limited seating available - book your tickets NOW!

College Camp - A ... what?

2008-09-24T03:06:00.000-07:00

College camp is FINALLY over. For those who went, how was it?

Although you have voiced your thoughts and feedback about the camp in the camp itself, it wouldn't hurt to say it again, huh? So, what do you think about it?

And also, in future camps, what do you hope to see in college camps? Do you hope that it be similar - with lots of chilling time for sports and chit chats? Or... what?

Just drop by a message and we'll hear you out!

Here It Comes!

2008-09-19T09:26:00.000-07:00

Here it is, friends - College camp!

Are you ready to rumble with a load of activities and no talks and whatnot?

The Hailer Recruitment Drive 2008

2008-09-10T06:55:00.000-07:00

Inset:

Hear ye,

All who desire to change the world,
All who felt you were destined for greatness,
All who always wanted to be part of a phenomenal movement,
All who desire to use your talents and skills to impact your generation,

The time to impact is come.
Grab thy pens and join this revolution

The Hailer
Recruitment Drive
2008

Hey you!

The Hailer is recruiting members for its upcoming issue. Being part of Hailer doesn't mean you have to be an extraordinarily skilled writer, and it certainly does not mean only Mass Communication students are allowed to join.

You can be from any course. As long as you are willing to be a part of the Hailer, actively be involved in being a part of the setup of the magazine, come join us! The more the merrier! =)

So what are you waiting for?

We have several departments which you might be interested in. You need not stick to only one department; you can be in several departments at the same time.

The departments are: Writers | Designing | Photography | Finance | Publicity

So what are you waiting for?

Go grab a form in the library, fill it up (both pages), attach your best work of writing or designing or photography piece (if you are interested in the mentioned departments), and pass it to Crystal Cha, Chevonne Goh or Jonathan Chu!

Wait no more!

Be a part of a phenomenal movement - one that challenges you for betterment.

Go Fill Up!

2008-08-22T14:19:00.001-07:00

Dear fellow college mates,

Yes, there has been quite a hiatus to this blog. But worry not. We hope to be able to update this blog as often as possible.

Do be alerted that there is a survey form in the college library for you to fill. It's basically a survey about the food/beverages and stationery sold in the library.

Well, yeah, that's the gist of it.

So, if you have not fill it up, quickly do so! =)

Hailer Promo Video Out

2008-06-17T08:36:00.000-07:00

Folks!

The long awaited Hailer Promo Video has finally found its limelight at Youtube.

Read no more; just watch the so-beloved and treasured Hailer Promo Video.

Now who dare say Life College students aren't creative?

This may be small, but it's definitely something to begin with.

Hail on, you mighty Hailers!

Recruits

2008-06-12T05:58:00.000-07:00

PROM IS COMING! And we are currently looking for recruits to help in various departments. We do not want to just make this event some other normal event; we want to make this event OUR event - OUR Prom. This is why we need your help.

You could choose to help out in the following departments. All you need to do is to approach the Persons-in-charge. We hope you could be part of us while in this planning process. =)

Departments:

Sponsorship: Liew En Ai
Advertising and Marketing: Paul Leong
Ticketing: Marwan Hasoon
Entertainment: Joshua Lim
Decoration: Eyvon Chew
Security: Gerard Radhan

Let us make this OUR Prom.

Hailer 3rd Edition Out

2008-06-08T08:07:00.000-07:00

Blasting off - finally - with an official launch party, and after months of toiling and waiting, Life College and the Hailer team proudly presents its glorious 3rd issue.

It might be a simple magazine, but it is definitely one of sweat and blood. Surely many of the Hailer-hood would concur to this. In addition, it had also unified the entire group, urged them to betterment and pushed them beyond limits they could never - ever- imagined touching foot on.

Within, you can find articles written solely by students from Life College; and rest assure that Life College is churning passionate and challenge-taking writers.

So what are you waiting for? You need not be a writer to be a part of Hailer. You can also be a contributor (in terms of finance and others), a voice-box advertising vehicle, and a faithful reader.

Should you, however, desire to be a contributing writer of Hailer, kindly contact thehailer.newsletter@gmail.com

What do you do now? Grab a copy from the Library at Life College! =)

The Hailer Launch Party

2008-05-22T12:44:00.000-07:00

The Hailer is proud to inform you about the launching of Hailer's third issue.

Although it is the third issue, it is the official launching for the magazine. We sincerely request your presence.

Date: 29th May, 2008 (Thursday)
Time: 11am - 01pm
Venue: Event Hall, Life College

What more; we have free food and drinks served.

Come by and witness our launching; we'd like you to be part of our success.

Yummies for Sale

2008-05-11T08:51:00.000-07:00

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CUPCAKES that melt instantly in your mouth are available for orders. Contact Liew En Ai for more information and orders [or] email to: life.coll@gmail.com to place your orders.

Flavors available:

Double chocolate: Old-fashioned chocolate cupcake
Rich, moist chocolate cake with creamy chocolate frosting
*colored sugar sprinkles - optional!

Chocolate Nuts: For those who like it nutty
Rich, moist chocolate cake with creamy chocolate frosting topped with flaked almonds and walnut pieces

After Eight: The chocolate mint classic - a timeless indulgence!
Rich, moist chocolate cake with chocolate mint ganache center topped with mint buttercream and sprinkled with chocolate chips

Zesty Lemonade: Enjoy the taste of summer all year round!
Fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth lemon cake with lemon buttercream

Orders have to either be in:

Box of 9 - RM 25
(or)
Box of 16 - RM 40

ABSOLUTELY SCRUMPTIOUS COOKIES are now for sale once again. Wait no more, think no more. Purchase them at the library and begin soothing the hunger and craving you have.

Since the cookie flavors will vary from time to time, prices will also vary from time to time. However, take heart, no matter what flavor they be, they will certainly bring a smile to your face and the prices will not be more than RM 5.00 per packet! :)

Check this blog for more updates!

The Blog is Up!

2008-05-11T07:47:00.000-07:00

Finally - yes, finally - after days (or was it weeks?) of discussion and planning and whatnot, the blog is up. Now, it may be rather simple, I think it's o-kay for the time being.

But anyway, here we will try (with our bestest best) to constantly keep you informed about the upcoming events in college. Here will also be a place where you get to voice out your opinions, vote in polls, and be a part in making events and Life College a success.

Now, now. Don't think that your say isn't important; every idea/suggestion/feedback we receive from you is valuable and much appreciated.

After all, we need your help to make events.. in fact, anything, a success! :)