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What is GS Nite? First of all you need to know what is GS. GS aka 工大升学辅导团 is…

工艺大学升学辅导团（工升），是全国大专升学辅导组（全升）的一份子。这个非营利及非政治的组织（工升）是由一群有热心的工大生所组成的，为的是要提供正确的升学资讯及对教育的重要性予莘莘学子。至今，工升更是抱负着要提高大马的华裔生的升学意识与风气而不停的努力着。当中，工升曾经办过了不少形式的活动以完成我们的使命，如：校园计划、讲座会、生活营、资料展、热线等。这一切都是工大生无怨无悔的付出，希望成为莘莘学子在升学路途上的一盏照明灯。

I’m lazy to translate as this is not the main part of the post. The main objective of this post is to say thanks to the 2nd year juniors for organizing a nice and affordable gathering for everyone, especially for seniors who have recently graduated.

Terry has came up with a detailed description of what happened that Saturday night so if you are interested to know the entire story, just visit his new blog. I’m just going to post all the photos and videos from my Nikon Coolpix 5900. =)

Last but not least, we have some touching words from Pei See:

致：燕美、钏纬、丽萍、微惠、美丽、勇成、浩谦、成浇、泳耀、德庆、有万、靖伦

2003 年，我们因升学而相识。。。
因为一份执著、一份傻气 。。。
我们携手穿梭在工大升学辅导团
从厌恶到珍惜、从误会到谅解、从固执到包容
5年了， 你我皆已步出工大门栏
但，我们都似乎未因距离而生疏
失意时，我们是彼此的倾诉对象、
挫折时，我们是彼此的鼓励对象、
迷惑时，我们是彼此的学习对象、
快乐时，我们是彼此的分享对象。
大概那份傻气依然存在心里深处
就如钱币掷地而响 ，
不惧地理距离，不惜疲累
驱车南下出席工升晚宴
给 学弟妹们一个鼓励
给 我们一个聚集理由
这份感情，该如何命名？是友情？亲情？
我觉得我们已在友达以上，但我们当中却没有血缘关系 。。。
“真挚的友谊” 不晓得你们可否认同？!
今天话别，相约何时？一丝忧伤，一份期待。。。

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6 yeas ago, I was brought into this group by JT. 6 years later, each and everyone of us is still bound together by the unique experience that we once had when we were young. Nevertheless, we are no longer in the front line. Our goals and efforts are being continued by our juniors. Thank you all my friends, my comrades for being with me, being part of the group all the while. I’m sure we’ll meet again someday in the near future!

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It’s so damn hilarious. Think for yourselves guys!!! =) LOL…

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The war is on! Everyday you can see tonnes of flags and banners hanging in every visible corner around Malaysia. Everyday the newspapers are filled with countless issues / reports / interviews regarding the upcoming 12th Malaysia General Election. Everything is according to public anticipation. 3rd of March 2008 will be the day to decide. That will be the day to decide for a better / worse future.

Anyway, since I’m in Skudai now, I don’t plan to return to Penang to vote. No, I’m politically neutral and don’t curse me for not exercising my right as a Malaysian citizen. I certainly love my country but there are a few issues that I’m pretty much afraid of.

Firstly the traveling time and cost. I have to spend RM110 and 16 hours of journey back and forth for a vote by bus, and almost RM300 and 2+ hours by AirAsia. Well, economically it’s not feasible. Though this would be my first vote but I would rather spend RM300 for a sumptuous meal or 16 hours doing my paperwork, conducting some field tests and some chemical analysis, go for a nice movie. Why? Like I say, I’m politically neutral so there is no specific preferences from me. As long as I’m having a good time and not suffering like people in Pakistan or Iraq, I’ll vote for those capable leaders. Moreover, 1 single vote will not be significant at all. So?

Everyone still remember the recent bus crash which killed 3 young students? Well, I definitely don’t want to risk my life for 1 vote. Who knows if there is another f**king driver with 13 summons driving on the road. You can’t trust the bus company, and you also can’t trust JPJ. All these officers know how to manage puny cases (give summons to average driver like you and me) while they can’t be bothered by the lost of precious lives. So again, don’t ask me to vote.

For those who is going to vote, join action in deciding the next 5 years of Malaysia, please vote wisely. When i say wisely, i really mean to think about what the existing government had done for us, what they had failed to deliver. Are there alternatives besides BN? Are we ready to give some new power a try after anticipating too much but recieve nothing? You see, it’s common to see different parties “wake up” when it’s time for election. It may be nice and sweet to receive so called “election bonuses” but what will happen after the GE?

Let’s think about the events that haunt us the Malaysian citizen:

Vote wisely fellow Malaysian. There are things that can’t be changed and there are things that can. Don’t be fooled by the posters, propagandas, banners, bonuses. Be visionary and vote with faith. 1 vote may not be significant but everyone can stand up and look at things clearly then things will not be the same again. We as a whole can make a difference. Remember, united we stand. Anyway, before you do anything after reading this post, enjoy yourself with the following clip. =)

Personally speaking, I’m disappointed with what BN had done. If any of you wish to understand more, just google up any of the listed items above. I’m in no position to talk about anything. It is up to you to decide who to listen and who to trust.

People shouldn’t be afraid of the government.
Government should be afraid of the people.

-Vendetta-

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