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Monday, March 4th, 2018 To Institute of Technology Bandung Scholarship selection committee, I am writing a letter on behalf of Adli Ahmad Rizaldy, a student of 3 Senior High School Bandung who is applying for Institute of Technology Bandung Scholarship program. I have known Mr. Rizaldy for the last 3 years and been mentoring his education. As his homeroom teacher, I have had the pleasure of supervising him in his studies. During my relationship with Mr. Rizaldy, I have experienced an individual who shows up earlier than asked, works hard, and carries themselves in a polite, respectable manners. He is a responsible, honest, and discipline student. Mr. Rizaldy is an active student both in class and outside the class, but he can manage himself to do the school assignments and complete his projects on time. During his school days, he has a lot of activities out of class, such as in the Youth Moslem Community and Boy Scouts. He is also a creative student who loves to make music, esp

My name is Hayfa Ghassani Rahmat. I'm 17 years old. I was born on 23rd February 2002, and currently live in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. There are 5 people in my family including me. There's my father, my mother, and my two little brothers. We're three and four years apart, so my little brothers are still in Junior High School right now. If you ask me what kind of person I am, I suppose I should say that I'm a strong-willed person, a perfectionist, and a fast-learner. On the other side, I'm also lazy, nonchalant, and too critical about myself. Since I was in elementary school, others always seen me as someone who's diligent and creative, but a little bit egoistic. And honestly, I won't deny it because that's quite right. I tend to care about things that only revolves around me. I really love reading. I love reading since I was a little kid. My father said that I could read since I was 3 and a half years old. I even read my father's textbooks

After the Edu Passion event last month, my teacher ask me about my future plans and personal SWOT analysis. Personal SWOT analysis is a great tool to assess yourself in order to plan your career. Finding a job you love that matches your skill set and of course, pay well, is not easy. You should ask yourself, and think about it carefully. This is where a personal SWOT analysis comes in handy. So i decided to make my own Personal SWOT analysis. FYI, if you’re unfamiliar with it, SWOT stands for: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. After i think about it carefully, i finally got it. Here it is, my personal SWOT analysis. 1. My Strengths (a) I'm strong-willed (b) I can solve my problems by myself (c) I'm a fast-learner (d) I'm a perfectionist (e) I have strong principle. I won't be affected by other people's words. (f) I love to learn something new (g) I'm confident 2. My Weaknesses  (a) I procrastinate my work really often. (

On Thursday, (January 24, 2019) 3 Senior High School Bandung held a big event called Edu Passion. This event invited many public and private universities on the island of Java to present themselves with the aim of inviting their students to be motivated to enter the college. Edu Passion 2019: Agranasta is an annual event that held by 3 Senior High School Student Council. This event gave us the information about college or what are we gonna do in our future. Starting at 7 am, Edu Passion 2019 had an important guest, the governor of West Java, Ridwan Kamil. Afterwards, the actual program began, presentations, talk shows and many other activities went smoothly. I only visit a few university stands but fortunately I've visited one of my favorite Universtity in West Java. It's the University of Padjadjaran stand. I've always wanted to study at the medical school in University of Padjadjaran. I also took some photos when I interviewed the alumni there. I asked many

Is it actually healthy to stop eating red meat? By Claire Maldarelli  October 12, 2017 We all hear about how bad red meat is for both the planet’s health and our own. Planet-wise, there’s no argument: The detrimental effects of greenhouse gases from livestock production on the earth’s atmosphere can’t be overlooked. So, for the month of October, members of the PopSci staff are abstaining from all forms of red meat (#NoRedOctober) for the sake of the environment, and, by extension, for our own good. We have to live here, after all. It’s in our best interest to minimize the cow farts. The health implications of eating red meat are a little more nuanced. On the one hand, numerous studies over the years showed that an over consumption of red meat isn’t the greatest for our bodies. The meat is often rich in fat and cholesterol, and an increase in both has been associated with numerous health conditions like heart disease and diabetes. Other studies have also found that its over consu