Classes as usual!

Hi everyone,

Due to current situation happening in Moscow, SMSA is working very closely with our embassy and our dean’s office. Below are our advices for all Malaysian students in MMA:

1. Metro is up and running now. But, apparently, Lena (dean’s office) was not at work and there was a misunderstanding. Emergency meeting between MMA officials was held late in the evening and after carefully reviewing all situations, they decided that classes will continue as usual.

2. There are NO holiday for English Faculty. Therefore, everyone should go to class as usual. However, for those who did not went to class today (29th March 2010), you will be given ‘dopusk,
   

3. Avoid going out unnecessarily. Be calm, these people are doing these devious actions to create havoc and panic. Don’t let them achieve their purposes.
4. If you have any new information about the current events, please do contact any SMSA members.

Last but not least, SMSA hopes everyone be responsible of your own safety. Be careful and be aware of your surrounding. Don’t in any way approach any suspicious items or people. Thank you for your cooperation. We will update our website if there is any development.

SMSA

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6 Comments

• priya says:

  March 29, 2010 at 9:55 pm

  why arent we given a dopus? we from kuzmin have to transit in lubyanka or park kulturi how sure are they that its already safe for us to travel?

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  • admin says:

    March 30, 2010 at 10:49 pm

    You are given dopusk for the day only. As or classes, it is the order from the administration.

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• sly says:

  March 30, 2010 at 1:45 am

  Rather than hoping for this incident to not happen again, can’t we voice our concerns to the government to stop sending students to moscow? Within six years, two incidents of such have compromised the well-being of all of us here. Even apart from that, who is to say the roads are safe for us foreigners to walk on? I’m sure that everyone of us know someone (or maybe even yourself) who has had an unfriendly encounter that we would never have imagined to happen, yet in Moscow it seems action-packed movies are like what is seen right before our very own eyes.
  I hope that this blog, this student council will enlighten the government about the situation here by collectively representing us because I know that I am not the only one with these worries.

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• -9- says:

  March 30, 2010 at 2:22 am

  ur 2nd and 3rd point contradict one another…..

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• zzz says:

  March 30, 2010 at 8:37 pm

  sly. i got disagree with you. Well this kind of things can happen anywhere. Even back home. You got to live with this and hope that it does not happened in the future. And either then voicing your concerns to the Malaysian government, u ought to be thankful to them for sponsoring you guys here and giving you the opportunity to make your dream come true……

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• beepbeep says:

  April 1, 2010 at 4:44 pm

  now this is funny. turning abit into a fight, no? find somewhere else to rant. all of you

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