Thursday 18 August 2011

FCM FACULTY DAY 2011

You’re most welcome to join us in the first faculty day in order to build stronger bond between us Masscommers. The Faculty Day will be held at Skytrex Adeventure, Shah Alam with the cooperation from all beloved lecturers and friends on 22 October 2011, 8 am till 5 pm. The special event specially designs for student to feel the adrenaline to the limit and bringing the maximum excitement if you dare to join. It is compulsory for each student to join the event, first come receive first class serve. Everyone will be charged RM 50 for fully transportation, meals, special tee shirt, entrance fees and games. Not to forget, you will also get the entrance ticket. Student advises to register to join before 8 September 2011.

Mainly there are 3 challenge which is “little adeventure”, “big thrilland “extreme challenge”.

Little Adventure
Consist of 23 adventure challenges with difficulty level ranging from easy to difficult. Platform higher is between 3 to 5 m.

Big Thrill
Consist of 26 thrilling challenges with level with various level of difficulty ranging to easy to difficult with some of the platform reaching the high of 17 m.

Extreme Challenge
This new circuit is the latest edition to the park and beasts 34 extreme challenge with some platform reaching the higher of 22 m.

Interested student please contact the name given on the poster.

Click the 'POSTER' to have a better view


*be there student










Sunday 7 August 2011

Impak ‘Politik’ Kampus

IPTA dan IPTS disarankan minimumkan kadar politik di kampus bagi menghasilkan siswa/siswi bermutu tinggi.

Tatkala  tanah air Malaysia dilanda kemelut politik setempat, impak politik juga turut memberi kesan kepada lapisan masyarakat lain terutamanya golongan pelajar IPTA dan IPTS. Jika menurut definisi Kamus, Politik didefinasikan sebagai proses serta cara membuat keputusan dalam sesuatu keadaan.

Berada di taraf kampus pelajaran tinggi seperti di IPTA dan IPTS, definisi politik sukar dirumuskan tatkala minda anak-anak muda yg mudah terpengaruh jika kuasa politik ini disalah gunakan pihak tidak bertanggung jawab.

Dengan gesaan Perdana Menteri Malaysia , Datuk Seri Najib Razak supaya politik dikampus diminimumkan agar objektif sebenar sesebuah pusat pengajian tinggi merangkumi awam mahupun swasta dapat digapai dengan cemerlang iaitu menghasilkan para graduan bermutu tinggi , produktif, inovatif dan bersedia menghadapi cabaran dunia sebenar.

Datuk Seri Najib juga turut menekankan penglibatan golongan ahli akademik seperti tenaga pengajar di kolej pengajian tinggi supaya tidak memesongkan minda pelajar dengan mempraktikkan politik dalaman hingga menimbulkan masalah dalam kampus.

Pelajar di tahap pengajian tinggi seharusnya diberikan pendedahan sedikit sebanyak tentang situasi sebenar industri agar tidak mudah hanyut diarus ombak industri kelak menjelang masa hadapan. Sebagai contoh, terdapat tenaga pengajar di institut pengajian tinggi yang mengamalkan konsep ‘Kronism’ di kalangan pelajar mahupun pengajar. Masalah seperti ini tidak seharusnya timbul kerana ini melatih golongan muda supaya terjun sama ke lembah politik kotor sepertimana yang kini hangat diperkatakan dia Malaysia.

Pelajar-pelajar seharusnya dipersiapkan dengan ilmu serta pengalaman yang cukup bagi menghadapi masa hadapan yang tidak menjanjikan sekiranya pelajar institut pengajian tinggi dididik di dalam kelompok ‘Kronism’. Kemungkinan pelajar-pelajar cemerlang sebagai seorang mahasiswa/siswi ketika di persekitaran sebagai seorang pelajar. Tetapi, persoalannya adakah mampu mereka selamat dari keadaan sebenar industri pekerjaan. Jika perkara sedemikian berterusan, hasrat Malaysia menggapai matlamat WAWASAN 2020 kemungkinan terkubur akibat kekurangan mahasiswa/siswi tidak berkualiti serta turut mengancam keselamatan dan keharmonian Malaysia kerana anak muda diklasifikasikan sebagai peneraju masa akan datang. Ibarat kata pepatah, “jika hendak melentur buluh, biarlah dari rebungya,”

Oleh: Athirah Nabilah

Friday 5 August 2011

Blazing ‘Knock Em’ Out’

Extraordinary cooperation’s between Student-Lecturers success ‘Knock Em’ Out’ Bowling Tournament.

SHAH ALAM: A bowling tournament has been held by a group of UNISEL Shah Alam student in line of completing the subject requirement that need them to held a bowling tournament “Knock Em’ Out” which located at Ole Ole Super Bowl, Ole Ole Shopping Centre Section 18 Shah Alam on 27th May 2011.

The aim of the Bowling Tournament was to expose students on the real scenario of event management in line of strengthen the bond between students and lecturers. The tournament also views as a medium where student can express their ability to do an outside campus occasion.

The bowling tournament “Knock Em’ Out” success in receiving participation of the whole class and also the FCM staff which conclude nearly 90 participation.





As of the beginning of the tournament, Mr Nazri Yasin, Head Of The Program  (Bachelor Of Communication (Corporate Communication) gave a pre words about the important of student to involve in this kind of outside activity before the first throw being started.

According to “Knock Em’ Out” Program Manager Siti Fasihaa Shahron, the event was carefully planned for 1 month during the class time. The event take a short time resulted by the high caliber committee members that been chosen by the class them self.





“firstly we would like to thanks Mr Hasni Meon for his guidance till the event reach the success. The event went well, we were very delighted with number of participation, the venue and everything just went well,”Siti Fasihaa said. 

From my point of view, the subject we taken JCS 3183 Interpersonal Communication really help us in learning the right way to communicate, especially in this official occasion like this. This will be helpful for us in the future.





“From my opinion, I think the event firstly successful in strengthen the bond of friendship of the whole classes and also the lecturer. It should be done more often, or maybe we could make it compulsory for any students taking the subject,” Mohd Ariff Yusof said.

The event curtain down with the prize-giving ceremony by the lecturers of FCM which the Champion of ‘Knock Em’ Out’ bowling tournament won by FCM staff team head by Mr Hasni Meon.

 By: Athirah Nabilah

An evening with star

Finas hold 'Majlis Imbas Kembali Seniman Agung Tan Sri P. Ramlee' commemorate the legendary artist.


KUALA LUMPUR: A tribute to late Dato’ Dr. Tan Sri P.Ramlee held at Galeri Perfileman, Finas. The occasion was inaugurated by the Chairman of the Finas, Yg.Bhg Datuk Ab. Ghaffar A.Tambi, with Deputy Development Director, Mrs. Hajjah Fatimah Bt Haji Ahmad and Deputy Director of Operation, Tuan Haji Mohd Zulkifli Ab. Wahab, here at Galeri Perfileman, Finas recently on 4 July.

Jointly the event organised by Ministry of Information Communication and Culture, and National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (Finas).The occasion held to seek explores the secrets of success, experience, commitment and bitter sweet journey of art with actor 
and actress who contributed a lot in development of film.







  






Meanwhile, the occasion been cherish with the special attendance of Tan Sri Jins Samsudin, Dato’ Aziz Sattar,Mariani,Norlia Ghanie, Aziz Singah, Hajah Wan Chik Daud, and veteran actor and actress. The ceremony also graced by performance from Musly Ramlee. Musly Ramlee sangs three songs that rarely played by late P.Ramlee himself which Ali baba Bujang Lapok, Main Mahjong and song from film Antara Dua Darjat.

The event was also joined by 10 students from Communication Media Club (CMC) under Faculty of Communication and Media, Universiti Selangor and Madam Norazian Bt Abdul Aziz have been invited into the glorious occasion.

The ceremony has been looks as medium of appreciation to the society about the services and the involvement of artists while giving exposure to the film industry to the society through their journey. This is also in conjunction of National Artists Day (Hari Seniman Kebangsaan) in which late Tan sri P. Ramlee who has been chosen as the icon in this year. As known, the late Tan Sri P.Ramlee was an excellent pioneer who has produced art works in high standard and has been remembered until now.






Teuku Zakaria bin Teuku Nyak Puteh was known as P.Ramlee born on March 22 1929 at maternal grandmother house on the festive day of hari Raya Aidilfitri. His father, Teuku Nyak Puteh, was a sailor from Aceh, who later married Che Mah Hussain.

He attended Kampung Jawa Malay School and Francis Light primary schools, as he grow up he went to the famous Penang secondary school until the Second World War broke out. During the Japanese Occupation years in Malaya, he continued his studies at the Japanese Navy Academy. When the war ended, he back on studies in Penang Free School. He was known as an athletic student during his time.

Among the activities that been organised by Finas was a talks with moderated by Mr. Hj Chuari Safe, invited three panel which is legendary veterans of Studio Jalan Ampas Datuk Aziz Sattar, Dato Mustapha Maarof and Mariani. Three panel was invited to talks about their own experiences, opinion on late P.Ramlee when they used to work together with the late P.Ramlee.





 
According to Datuk Aziz Satar, P. Ramlee is a hardworking person, very discipline on his works and his was good person among his friend. He also added that, P. Ramlee is really caring about people around him. 


 “P. Ramlee is very nice person and always cares about other, for example in all his film. All his film is about the society and I still remembered one sentences before he death “my art is not for money but it’s for society,” Datuk Aziz Satar said.


All the good deeds by P.Ramlee always been remembered till today. Datuk Aziz Satar who was once P.Ramlee sidekick always remembered each words P. Ramlee told him.”Walaupun aku mati tapi aku akan hidup seribu 1000 tahun lagi, jika kita ada diatas pimpinlah mereka yg dibawah bagi mengerjar sama-sama kejayaan, dan bantulah mereka yang memerlukan”.





According to Mariani, P. Ramlee is very supportive person and care about his job and family. If you ever watched the ‘Nasib Si Labu Labi’ you might thought that P. Ramlee is marrying manisah who was played by me before, but the fact is P.Ramlee was so in love with my little sister Saloma.

“Even though, P.Ramlee has become my brother-in-law, he still a protective and strict person in family and job become his first priority,” Mariani said.

In the ceremony, Tan Sri Jins Samsudin also gives a speech that late was the person who introduce Tan Sri Jins into the industry of film and give guidance and opinion. As a result, Tan Sri Jins succeed in becoming a famous actor around 60’s and 70’s.

Tan Sri Jins involvement in the arts began when he underwent an audition held by P.Ramlee where he was accepted only as extra actor. From the experience, he gradually gained the experiences, opinion and knowledge by P.Ramlee.

“P.Ramlee was the first person who give opportunity and trust in me to act on his film even and that time, I still in early ages,” Tan Sri Jins said.

According to Tan Sri Jins, P.Ramlee is very difficult to accept the offer to act from other directors, but this honour was given to Tan Sri Jins, for P. Ramlee acting in his film in “Bukan Salah Ibu Mengandung”













On the 27th of May 1973, P. Ramlee passed away at the age of 44 due to a heart attack and was buried in Jalan Ampang Muslim Cemetery, Kuala Lumpur .In 1986 (13 years after his death), in honour of his contributions to the Malaysian entertainment industry, the P. Ramlee Memorial or Pustaka Peringatan P. Ramlee was built in Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. In 1982, Jalan Parry, in the centre of Kuala Lumpur, was renamed Jalan P. Ramlee in his honour. In 1990, he was posthumously awarded the Malaysian honorific title Tan Sri, and later in 2009, the honorific title of 'Datuk Amar' by Sarawak State Government.

 In addition, there also have screening a documentary about the journey of P.Ramlee. The exhibition in the galleries is shown divided into five segments such as bio data, film acting and film direction, performance, trophy, achievement and picture. The occasion ended at 5.00pm and a photo session with artists and fans.


By: Athirah Nabilah and Hamizah Hamid