ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLUB YEARBOOK SESSION 2020/2021

Chinese New Year Podcast


by Navin




All of us are affected by the current

COVID-19. However, the impact of the

pandemic and its consequences are felt

differently by every member of the
society. While some try to adapt to

working online, homeschooling their

children and ordering food via Instacart,

others have no choice but to be exposed

to the virus while keeping the society

functioning. Our different social identities

and the social groups we belong to

determine our inclusion within the society

and by extension, our vulnerability to the
pandemic.




On 10th of March 2021, a colorful and

memorable Chinese New Year podcast

was organized in our campus. This event

was held from the 10th to the 19th of

March. This event was conducted via

virtual platform using Google Meet due

to this Covid pandemic yet it still

attracted many students to take part in

this podcast.















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The podcast commenced with the appearance of various

students from different modules. It started off with a few
welcoming words by the host Helennie and the Vice President

of the English Club Dhanieya Ganeish. The discussion was on
the celebration of the Chinese New Year. A welcome speech

was given by Madam Cheah, our English Club advisor.
Subsequently the podcast members were introduced and Tea

with Helennie started. The students from various modules
spoke about their experience in celebrating Chinese New Year.

Ng Shi Jie from S2AP6 was one of the podcast member who
presented a wonderful talking session. As we all know

celebrating Chinese New year during this pandemic seems
impossible but somehow the Chinese students in the campus
managed to celebrate it in a new way. Shi Jie also shared her

experience celebrating the Lunar New Year in quarantine as
she was a close contact with one of the Covid 19 positive

victims. She also spoke about some fascinating Chinese
cuisine which the listeners have never heard before and this

made them crave for the food. The English Club Advisor,
Madam Cheah praised the entire event. She inspired everyone

with her wise and motivating words. Tee Chel Ly from S1AP5
spoke of alternative ways to prevent ourselves from being a
victim of Covid 19. This was really interesting as her advice on

taking precautions were combined with the Chinese ettiquete.
Everyone complimented the podcast crew. It was followed by a

formal vote of thanks from them and the event concluded.
Indeed it was an enjoyable and successful event.




















THE PODCAST MEMBERS







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Short Video Competition
By Navin


During this pandemic, many of us were stressed out because our exams were just around
the corner and due to the pandemic we were not allowed to go back for our mid semester
break. This self-confinement certainly added on to our already escalating anxiety. In order
to make students to feel better and relaxed, the English Language club of KMNS
organised a short video competition from the 5th till the 25th of March. The objective of
this programme was to bring students together to show their video editing skills and to
enhance their creativity through this short video competition. In addition to that, this
competition also aimed to shape students to be more creative and innovative. This
competition’s main theme was ‘Community Service Reminder’ with the hashtag
#mylifeinkmns and the leader of each team submitted their videos via Google form which
was prepared by the committee member. A total of 150 students took part. However, only
125 participants managed to get through the online submission as the fastest group to
submit were the ones who were eligible to be in the competition. The number of
participants was overwhelming and out of all students that joined the competition, only 5
groups were selected and the best group was announced as the winner. The deciding
factors of the winning team were creativity and content. The competition was quite stiff as
almost everyone had the same type of content and when the winners were asked about

their thoughts they said a small change makes a big difference in life. Thee-certificates for
the winners and participants were uploaded online. Credit goes to the organizers for
organizing his competition as it allowed the participants to sharpen their skills and editing
and video making. This competition was also very helpful in helping the students to
release during this hectic time .Everyone admitted that it was quite fun and they enjoyed it.
A few days after the competition a prize giving ceremony was held to congratulate the
winners. Definitely everyone who attended to ceremony had to follow the SOP and the
organizers made sure everyone was wearing face mask and sanitized before entering the
hall It was a short but meaningful. The winners received RM40 and was distributed evenly
among the group members. Our designated photographer took pictures of this event. The
event only took two hours as we were not encouraged to gather for long hours in view of
the current SOP.


















second place first place third place

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Winner




First and foremost, we are keen to express our sincerest gratitude to the
ELC for organizing such a meaningful activity as it gave us the opportunity
to unleash our creativity. Honestly, we named this challenge as La Ji
Challenge because La Ji means rubbish in Chinese and the objective of
this video was to test the awareness of KMNS community towards
environmental issues. The dirty scene from this video was actually set up

by five of us as a test for the students to examine their awareness. It’s a
sure fire way to see if a person is responsible or not. Although there were
a few of them who chose to completely ignore the situation, some of them
were still responsible enough to clean the dirty place. According to the
interview of successful challengers, they shared us about their reasons

and views which led them to pick up the rubbish. For example, some of
them mentioned about how it is their shared responsibility to maintain the
cleanliness of the campus. Some of the respondents also cited that
students nowadays were lacking in awareness towards this grave issue.
Therefore, all of us hope that all the students can be more concerned
about our Mother Nature. Without earth, life is impossible.





















































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DEBATE






COMPETITION









B y D h a n i e y a G a n e i s h

It was a typical Friday in Kolej After a passionate exchange,
Matrikulasi Negeri Sembilan, the KMNS teams fortunately
with most students rushing back won the round and marked the
to their dorms, grabbing food at end of the first day of the
the cafes and heading out to competition with triumph. The
play some sports but not for the next day, with roll call
four students who had nervously beginning at 8.00 a.m., the
gathered in the media room of second round commenced at
the library mentally preparing 9.00 a.m. with KMNS having a
themselves for the ultimate face off with UMS debating the
competition of intellectual motion “In universities where
discourse. At 4pm, the debate affirmative action for women
team, advisor teachers and other exists, this house would
student helpers gathered for the institute affirmative action for
official registration for men in departments where
Pertandingan Debate Inter Asasi they are under-represented.”
Universiti Awam 2021. After a This was one of the more
short briefing via Zoom, the challenging and intimidating
students were given some time motions throughout the entire
to rest before their first round at competition that brought up
9.00 p.m. With the pandemic relevant and existing issues in
restricting the usual conditions in today’s society. Unfortunately,
a debate competition, something after a valiant battle, despite
very unique about this the excellent performance
competition was that it was held displayed by the KMNS team,
they lost the second round.
entirely online using mediums However, as the KMNS spirit is
such as Zoom and Linktree. to never give up, they were not
The students representing hindered and diligently
KMNS were Manoj Chanderan prepared for the next round.
as first speaker, Dhanieya This time they were up against
Ganeish as second speaker and another team sent by UNIMAS
Dhevasree and Aida Fathini binti debating the motion, “TH
Abdul Jalil alternating as third regrets Netflix remakes of
speakers. Their first round was cartoons for adult audiences
against UNIMAS debating the (eg. Riverdale, Avatar the Last
motion “THBT we regret the rise Airbender).
of influencers.”
E N G L I S H L A N G U A G E C L U B
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After a particularly gruelling intellectual Amazing news considering they were up
recourse the previous round, the motion against so many reputable opponents.
for the third round was refreshing and Soon after they had to immediately
interesting. In a round that really brought prepare to go up against UiTM debating The competition gave
out students’ knowledge of Netflix the motion “THW implement 100% tax
remakes, the lessons learnt from them reduction for electric and hybrid cars.” In me a platform to learn
and their opinions of it, the KMNS team the end, after putting up a good fight, they
truly shone and claimed victory for the conceded to UiTM. about topics ranging
third round. The fact that our KMNS team was
Riding high from their third round capable of proceeding to the quarterfinals from current global
victory, the KMNS team was high in itself is an incredible feat. Not to
spirited in their debate during the fourth mention the members of team all issues to pop culture.
round against UKM debating the motion achieved high individual rankings based It was eye opening to
“In developing nations, THBT workers on their performance. Upon speaking to a
should be allowed to trade off their few members of the team, they look into the views of
employment benefits (eg pensions, summarized their experience as an
health insurance, protections from incredible learning opportunity and were talented debaters and
labour laws) in exchange for higher very proud they had made it so far into
wages. As it always is when there is a the competition. They said that adjudicators from
debate discussing real life conditions, participating in the competition also
there were many interesting points helped improve their debating skills and across the country. I
brought forth by both teams that left was a very valuable experience for each
audience a little more aware and of them. They also expressed their also made some new
conscious of the current labour situation sincerest gratitude to the teacher
and its struggles. Ultimately, KMNS advisors and the students who came to friends and cherished
continued their winning streak and now help them out in spite of their own busy memories along the
nervously awaited the results of which schedules and the constant support of
teams would proceed to the their friends and families. If the way.
quarterfinals and the last draw. The competition is held again next year, our
second day of the competition drew to a fingers are crossed that the KMNS team
close with the students awaiting with go on to win the competition.
bated breath for tomorrow’s outcome. -Manoj Chanderan
The third and final day of the debate
competition begun with a roll call at 8
a.m. and our KMNS team received news
that they made it through the
quarterfinals!




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ACADEMIC



CHALLENGE










College life is stressful. That phrase has been said to There was a submission form attached to the post so
anyone whether they are going to college or not. Let's the students could sign up. On the day of the event, the
be honest with the sped-up semester, our 2nd semester students involved gather at the Minangkabau hall at 8:30
went by in a flash. It can be so hard to balance between a.m. After the briefing was given to everyone they were
enjoying your youth and digesting the syllabus before the divided into their respective groupings. The activity is
exam season comes around. Nevertheless it is still then started at the sound of an air horn. Various
important for us to make memories with friends. challenges we're prepared for the academic challenge. It
Memories so that one day we can look back and say that was mainly station games and treasure hunts. There
we indeed had some fun while being in matriculation. As were around 18 stations in total that were scattered
young adults, we ought to find fun in the littlest things throughout the college. Participating students had to
we do. As the quote by Kahlil Gibran goes, "our anxiety chase after time and efficiency to come out as the victor.
does not come from thinking about the future, but This is because the winner was determined by the time
wanting to control it". Students stress over the taken to find the treasures and the number of stations
examinations not because of the exam itself, but they they completed in a fixed amount of time. This is where
dwell on whether it will go as they plan. There's nothing time management comes into play. After finishing an
in life that will go as we plan, and if you can't control activity at one of the stations, the students will then
tomorrow, control what you can do today. too much receive a signature from the station leader as proof that
stress has never been good for the body, so it's they have completed the activity at said station.
important to relax and take a small breather from time A small detail to add the students wasn't in complete
to time. blindness going into the challenges. The organizers
The student lifestyle was becoming concerning as some pasted QR around the college that the participants could
indulge themselves completely in studies. Therefore, the scan and get some clues regarding the treasure hunt.
JPP academic bureau of KMNS took the initiative to One of the participating students stated the most
introduce a small activity in which the student body interesting game was the darting game. As a dart game
could take part and let some tension loose. On 11th April goes participants had to throw the dart at a balloon that
2021, the academic bureau organized an academic was attached to a wall. After successfully piercing the
challenge that students could take part in. The terms balloon they must then answer the question that was
and conditions for students who wish to join are for placed inside the balloons.
them to make a group of 5 and pay the required fee of
RM 2 for each person.


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It was pure chaos to see the The academic challenge tested
students run around to answer the teamwork that each group
them with full enthusiasm. has. Having to manage time and
Either way, it is still an teamwork for each activity
enjoyable activity. could pose a challenge for
some. As the quote by Henry
Another equally interesting Ford goes "coming together is a
activity was the ping pong beginning, staying together is
game. No, they didn't bring out progress, and working together
a ping pong table to play ping is a success". I'm positive each
pong. It was a simpler game participating student
that would correlate with the understood this quote fully.
time given. Participants had to
throw the ping pong ball into Activities such as this
plastic cups. academic challenge help us to
get to know our friends better.
Under those said plastic cups Maybe in ways that we didn't
were numbers that know were possible before.
corresponded to a question Surely the whole activity was
worthwhile that may have
that the participants must helped the students in ways
answer. Students playfully they weren't aware of. I'm
threw the ping pong balls and certain that if activity of such
celebrated with great joy like was to be brought up again
those we see in young adult students would still find ways
American movies. It indeed was to participate in it as it would
a refreshing sight to see after be a fun experience.
seeing students stress over the
exams that pestered their
minds
At 2:30 p.m. the academic
challenge comes to an end and
everyone was gathered at
lecture hall 2. The winners
were then announced to
participating students. A small
gift ceremony was held for the
winners. A total of six winners
were announced. Despite being
tired from running around the
college ever since morning, the
students were still able to give
liveliness to the ceremony. It
was fulfilling to see the
students' smiles carved at the
corner of the student's mouths.
The exams were just around
the corner and doing some
activities to loosen up the
tension is a good way to cope
with exam stress.


Last but not least, it was a
gratifying experience said by
some of the participating
students.
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Insight Into the Pandemic from the Eyes of a



Police Officer




By: Dhanieya Ganeish


1. Compared to before the pandemic and now, is there a big disparity in
your responsibilities as a policeman?

Compared to before, now we have to be on duty and on the lookout night and day
There are rules in place but it’s up to each individual on whether they comply with the
SOP’s in place. We were almost on brink of success of eradicating the spread during the
first PKP but due to the lack of compliance, it became worse. Now the situation is not too

bad but maintaining it that way is a bit difficult (this interview was taken at a time when the
COVID-19 situation was relatively under control).
We are incapable of monitoring everywhere all the time. We are working night and day and
even then it’s impossible to keep track of everyone.
So when there are large gatherings ongoing we go to monitor the crowd to ensure SOP is

being followed even if there are no complaints made to be on the safe side. Sometimes
even the organizers themselves are indifferent to the danger and don’t enforce necessary
measures to keep safe.



2. So I guess the main problem is we have to urge the public to be more
conscious and to take safety measures all the time?
Yes most definitely, we as policemen and doctors and all frontliners constantly do

our part to encourage and remind the public to wear their masks and maintain
social distancing. However, ultimately it is each individual’s decision to be aware of

the precarious situation and do their part in overcoming it.
Everyone already knows that we have to be safe because in the end the one’s who
will suffer the consequences are ourselves



In any case, in this dangerous situation always remember to take care of yourselves and

be careful.
























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LANGUAGELABS



M A K E O V E R O F








THE PROJECT TEAM WORK

BEAUTIFYING THE LABS FOR

MORE CONDUCIVE LEARNING

A
s early as 8 o ’ clock in the morning , volunteers had
already gathered at the lower floor of library patiently
waiting for the briefing . After the briefing , they were
divided into 3 groups to gear up for their task . Then ,
they started by carrying about 100 boxes of Vinyl
flooring to the labs which was situated on the second -
O ur college ’ s Language labs are floor .

located at Pendeta Za ' aba library .
Even though the boxes were quite heavy , they were very eager and enthusiastic to bring
After two decades of ' serving ' the
them up to the labs . Nevertheless , the volunteers abided the SOP by wearing masks and
English Language Lecturers and
maintaining physical distancing . As soon as they reached the labs , their first task was to clean
many batches of student , they need
up the floor to ensure the floors were dust - free . Later , they moved the furniture to the
to be refurbished to enhance a
corridor . Then , they unboxed the vinyl and arranged the pieces of vinyl to fit the whole area of
conducive learning and teaching
the lab . Luckily , the process of the installation was a piece of cake for them as they had
environment . On 14th November
arranged them accordingly . Thus , the volunteers were able to paste the vinyl flooring easily
2020 , a group of ELC members
with the adhesive that came with every piece of vinyl . The whole process of installation was
participated voluntarily in a
fun and enjoyable despite it being a first attempt for most of the volunteers . Before leaving
meaningful programme called
each volunteer was given free beverage and brunch as a token of appreciation by Puan Salwa
' Makeover of Language Labs .' The
Anita Haji Isa . Nothing was going to stop them from being idle during the pandemic and
programme aimed to beautify the
with so many of them involved in the task it was a case of “ Many hands make light work ”.
flooring of the 3 language labs with
vinyl . While most of the
matriculation students had returned
to their home sweet home for the
First Semester Break from 10th
October to 31st December 2020 , this
BEFORE AFTER
group of volunteers who are from
Borneo , namely Sabah and Sarawak
sacrificed their leisure time to install
vinyl floorings in the labs . With zero
knowledge on how to install the
flooring , they were guided by the
supplier who was invited by the
Head of Department of Arts ,
Humanity and Science Social , Puan
Salwa Anita Haji Isa to assist
students in refurbishing the flooring .



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MUET















BAND 6
















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MUET BAND 6






COLUMN









By: Dhanieya Ganeish


Out of everything we ever learn as we grow, language will always be either the easiest or the hardest subject, there
is rarely an in between. When it comes to the sciences, an extent of mugging and memorizing would suffice to
reach a somewhat good understanding but I believe you need to truly immerse yourself in a surrounding that uses
the language you want to learn in every aspect to really master it. The same goes with English, to achieve the
highest fluency, read, speak, listen, write and even breathe English.
Hi, my name is Dhanieya Ganeish and I’m a former
student of Kolej Matrikulasi Negeri Sembilan Session
20/21 and I was a MUET Band 6 achiever. Perhaps as a
first note, let’s start off with the fact I never imagined it
was possible to achieve Band 6 for MUET, at least for
me. I hail from Seremban and I’m the middle child of
three siblings. Both my parents are Form 6 English
teachers and that was probably why English was the
main medium of language in my house while we do
occasionally speak Tamil. Growing up, as I developed
my language skills, whenever I speak, if I were to say
something grammatically wrong, my mum would
immediately correct me. This was so routine and
happened so often especially when I was in primary
school that I never even noticed it or thought it was
strange. Now at the age of 19, the corrections are much Now practice is one thing but you still need to constantly
less and it made my spoken English much better with improve your English in your everyday life.
minimal mistakes.
Let’s break it down to the basics; we’ll start with reading
With that being said, achieving a Band 6 is incredibly and how you can improve it. As a child, I had always
difficult and not many are able to procure it. In my loved reading. In fact the reason I wear glasses is because
case, while I had lifelong practice in speaking, reading I used to love to read even after lights out. I’m often
and writing in English, when the MUET exam loomed caught reading under the blanket. So never look at
ahead, I never assumed it was easy and I constantly reading as a burden, learn to love and find joy and
practised. Truly practice makes perfect. Like any exam, escape in the stories that you read. Understandably it’s
MUET is formatted hence it is so imperative to do much harder to read leisurely often in college but make
many past year questions. Understand every single time for it every day, perhaps before you sleep. I
section, analyse the pattern, the type of questions and recommend reading Singaporean collection of essays,
how to answer it. It is not an examination you can just you can actively pick up new words to improve your
wing so don’t take it for granted even if you’re fluent in vocabulary and each essay is pretty short. Also, read the
English. Practise and practise again. news and factual essays often as this will greatly help
with your skimming skills and you’ll find it easier to pick
out the important details of the text.














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Next we have writing, often the most dreaded aspect Mastering a language opens up a whole new array of
of the MUET exam. Honestly there is nothing which possibilities and is sure to help you regardless of
will help you master this skill other than practice. whatever you choose to pursue. It’s never a
Write often and however bad you think it is ask disadvantage or waste, and learning English is not as
someone to help you correct it anyway. As time goes difficult as you might think. Just remember that if you
on, the mistakes will lessen and you’ll fall into a feel like you’re bad at English and you’re afraid to try
rhythm and style of writing that you’re comfortable and potentially embarrass yourself. Everyone starts
with and excel in and this will help you when you’re somewhere and once you start, there’s nowhere to go
forced to write an essay under the pressure of limited but up.
time. Most importantly, always ask yourselves the
5W1H questions when you’re writing an essay. It’s the
most basic but useful skill to help you expand your
point and build a solid structure and flow.


Moving on to listening, for this just pay close
attention and go through a few practice runs before
the real test to get a hang of it and grow accustomed
to the format.


Last but certainly not least, we have speaking. Always
proactively try to speak English with your friends
every day even if it’s not smooth or you make
mistakes. If your friends or teachers correct you,
don’t feel embarrassed. Embarrassment is something
only we make ourselves feel and will only ever hold
us back. Note the mistake you’ve made and you’ll
start to improve day by day.

English is not something you can learn overnight,
within a week or a month. It’s a long process to
improve ourselves but it’s never too late to start and
everyone has an equal potential to excel so never feel
discouraged or embarrassed. Keep practising and
practising.

Alright I think that’s about all the tips I have to help
you improve your English and prepare for MUET
and the rest is up to you. On a side note, you might
wonder since my parents are English teachers and
I’ve been able to achieve a Band 6, is my ambition to
become an English teacher or lecturer? As it would
turn out, my curiosity for science overpowered my
love for English as I’m an aspiring doctor hoping to
someday be able to become a surgeon. Nevertheless,
wherever you go, language always plays a vital role
and mastering English is equally important to help
me achieve my ambition because a lot of
international research in the field of medicine is in
English.


















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A L A S T S A Y









Finally, here we are, at the end of an arduous yet enjoyable journey. Bringing this
magazine to life was an experience I will never forget nor will I forget the people I met
on the way, the skills I picked up, the accomplishments and the creativity I witnessed
from the students of KMNS. I humbly express my gratitude and appreciation to
everyone who poured their heart and soul into The Chronicle of KMNS.



It is a matter of pleasure for me to given an opportunity to have brought out this
magazine. A great team is like a parachute who can save the entire team from falling
to rock bottom. Thanks to all the committee members and teachers for being that
parachute and helping us get down to earth safely. Words will fall small to express the
appreciation I have for this dream team in completing this masterpiece - a fruit of our
hard work, despite all the challenges we had faced in this pandemic. Always will recall
the memory of your working together fondly. Whoever reading this right now, hope
you enjoy the magazine!









We are very honored to be a part of the team to bring this magazine
to life. We would like to show our appreciation and gratitude to
everyone that took part and worked so hard to complete this
magazine. It is a very memorable experience that we will never forget.
Thank you for the hard work and we hope that everyone will enjoy
The Chronicle of KMNS.













“Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common
vision, the ability to direct individual accomplishments toward
organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common

people to attain uncommon results.” -Andrew Carnegie
The best part about working in a group is that you always have people
on your side. We are extremely grateful to be able to contribute while
gaining different insights to make this magazine a success.



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Although it had only been a short time in KMNS, the English Language Magazine
Team provided us with knowledge, encouragement in times of ‘lockdown’ and
most of all gratitude - to be healthy, to have friends and to be able to learn.
“As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation
is not to utter the words, but to live by them.” – John F. Kennedy









“Goodbyes make you think. They make you realize what you what you’ve had,
what you’ve lost, and what you’ve taken for granted” – Ritu Ghatourey. Some may
look back on the times they spent at KNMS as short college life. Nonetheless,
memories were made, friends were found and smiles were carved. It doesn’t
matter how you look back at it, we all will be known as KMNS alumni. It has been
an honor to be able to work on this magazine. Thank you and goodbye!








It's an honor to be given this great opportunity to become a part of the English
Language Club Magazine Team. Along the way, I've met great people that are so
talented and creative. I've also gained a lot of experience throughout the
journey of completing this magazine. Big thanks to those who have took part
and contributed their all to The Chronicle of KMNS ! I hope you enjoy it as much as
we've enjoyed creating it.












"A dream does not become reality through magic; it
takes sweat, determination, and hard work."

- Colin Powell












I am truly honored to be a part of this amazing initiative and

I also would like to thank everyone for the opportunity.








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CREDITS




















































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CREDITS





EDITOR

MS THIRUCHELVI ALAGUMALAI
( SMK TUNKU AMPUAN DURAH )

PUBLISHING EDITOR

PANG WILSON

LECTURER ADVISOR


MS. MADELINE LIEW SZU HWA (ELU LECTURER)
MS. CHEAH YIT YING (ELU LECTURER)



STUDENT CHIEF EDITOR


DHANIEYA A/P GANEISH



LIST OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLUB MEMBERS


YEARBOOK LITERARY WORK
EDITOR IN CHIEF - DHANIEYA GANEISH NUR FARHANAH BINTI ABDUL KARIM
EZRIN FARAH BINTI MAZLANI
DEPUTY EDITOR IN - PANG WILSON FATHIMAH BINTI SHAMSUDDIN
CHIEF INTAN SHAKIRA IRWANI BINTI MOHD SHUKRI
DAYANG NUR IZZIANA BINTI AWANG DAHLAN
GRAPHIC DESIGN - THANESH SANGARAN DEBBIE CHOONG
LAYOUT EDITOR ALYCIA BONG AY LING
TAN JUN HOONG
ASSISTANT - LIM PUI SAN NURULAIN BINTI HAMZAH
GRAPHIC DESIGN AMANDA NICOLE LEONG NAOMI MELIA
LAYOUT EDITOR CARMEN DMITRY HOE
TUN LEE ANN CHRISTOPHER DASS
LEE ANN
PHOTOGRAPHY - MUHAMMAD ZULHILMI THARSHINI
EDITOR BIN ZAMRI RABIATUL ADAWIYAH
SABRINA HALIM
ASSISTANT - FAREEZA NIRMALA BINTI YONG CHENG XUAN
PHOTOGRAPHY MOHAINI TAN WAN TING
EDITOR - KEERTHANA A/P TOH XINYIAN
GOVINDARAJOO YOGEINDRAN
TEE CHEL LY
COPY EDITOR - IRENE VALERIE NASOD LEE YI HENG

WRITERS - SYASYA FARZANA BINTI
MUSTAFA

- NAVIN A/L RUCONATHAN
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SHORT VIDEO COMPETITION T-SHIRT DESIGNING COMPETITION


NUR ATHIRAH IZWANIE BINTI MOHD ADY SARAN NAIR A/L CHENDRASEGARAN
SHAHRIN MOHAMAD KHUSHAIRI BIN AHMAD ISHAK

QUEK TER MI LAU YEE XUAN
NURUL ASYIKIN BINTI MOHD YAACOB SIA KIM JUAN
THANESH A/L SANGARAN JONATHAN LAU XIN RONG
HANI NURLYANA BINTI ZAMRI LEE YI HENG

NURLYANA BINTI ZAMRI SIVAGAMI A/P SARAVANAN
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