Imala Askania Faza

  My parents gave me the name Imala Askania Faza with the hopes that I would become a kind person that have a big sense of empathy so I can help lots of other people around me. I was born on Bandung, 10 th June 2002 that makes me 18 years old this year. I’m the 3 rd children out of 3 siblings, that makes me the youngest in the family. I started my journey on Taruna Bakti private elementary school and then continuing middle school, also on Taruna Bakti private middle school.   Changing gears from private school to a public school to SMAN 3 Bandung because my parents told me to go around searching for more relations on public school. My 12 years as a student have shaped me to become what I am today. According to what my parents have named me, I have become a person with a big sense of empathy with a big desire to go around exploring the world, learning new things, and knowing all kinds of people. I want to become the best version of myself so I can help other people, and also myself. M

Tentunya kita manusia sebagai makhluk sosial yang hidup di dunia yang terus berkembang dan berevolusi akan seringkali berhadapan dengan berbagai tantangan dalam segi manapun untuk kelangsungan hidup kita. Tidak bisa dipungkiri juga bahwa tantangan yang akan kita hadapi akan semakin berubah dan terus bergerak seiring dengan perubahan dunia di sekitar kita. Tantangan yang dihadapi oleh pendahulu kita pada tahun 90-an tidak akan sama oleh tantangan yang akan kita hadapi pada dunia yang serba digital ini. Oleh karena itu, kita harus menyiapkan diri kita untuk menghadapi berbagai tantangan di masa depan yang semakin berbeda. Saya Imala Askania Faza dengan NIM 19720011 dari Fakultas SBM, kelompok 27, akan menjelaskan salah satu tantangan masa depan yang menurut saya paling dominan di masa digital yang terus bergerak dinamis seiring dengan cepatnya perkembangan teknologi informasi. Tantangan yang akan terus dihadapi oleh generasi masa kini adalah maraknya hoaks atau berita palsu yang beredar

To Universitas Indonesia Medical Scholarships, This is a letter on behalf of Kinanti Maryam Jamilah, one of the student from 3 Senior High School, Bandung, Indonesia who applied to the  Medical scholarships program you offered. Kinanti, a 17 years old girl, is one of the most brightest girl I've ever had the pleasure to know. She is the kind of person that would never give up without a fight, and would always fight for what she is aiming for. She is the type of person that is liked by many person, one of the most outgoing, humble person I've ever known. Kinanti is someone that would never crack under pressure and will always find a way out. She is the vice chairman of the Student Council, and that alone says a lot about her. Not only is she the vice chairman, she also has good grades and an excellent reputation to the teacher on top of that. Kinanti is excellent at speaking and has a very mature way of thinking. She always think of what is the best for other people, in ot

To take a break from the chaotic school life, we, the students of 3 Senior High School usually does on a daily basis, went to Bali! This is also our school annual event every year for 11th graders to introduce us to the rich Bali and Indonesia culture, and also to refresh our minds. On 17th March 2019, we assembled at Husein Sastranegara airport at 10 AM to take a plane to Bali. Our plane departed at 1 PM and arrived at Bali at approximately 3.40 PM, it was a 2-hour journey by plane. When we arrived there, we went straight to one of the restaurant called A'roma that is right by the beach. We should've went to Tanah Lot first, but because of the delayed plane, that plan is moved to the last day. On the way to the restaurant, I ride the bus number 3 because of my class number. At the restaurant, me and my friends took many photos and played around at the beach until all of our schoolmates arrived and it's time to have dinner. Unfortunately, because of a sudden rain in the mid

A tornado is a violently rotating column of air that extends from a  thunderstorm  to the ground. It's often portended by a dark, greenish sky. Black storm clouds gather. Baseball-size  hail  might fall. A funnel suddenly appears, as though descending from a cloud. The funnel hits the ground and roars forward with a sound like that of a freight train approaching. The tornado tears up everything in its path. The windstorm is often referred to as a twister, whirlwind or cyclone , [1] although the word cyclone is used in meteorology to name a weather system with a low-pressure area in the center around which winds blow counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern. [2] Tornadoes come in many shapes and sizes, and they are often visible in the form of a condensation funnel originating from the base of a cumulonimbus cloud, with a cloud of rotating debris and dust beneath it. Most tornadoes have wind speeds less than 110 miles per hour (180 km/h),

Edu Passion is my school annual event every year to introduce the students to many Universities' faculties and help the students to discover which faculties they're going to enter later on in life. On the 24th of January, 2019, my friends and I once again visited this highly anticipated event that's called Agranasta this year because next year we're going to move to the next stage of life, which is college. On Edu Passion, we visited many universities' booth and also went to their presentation of each faculty. This event were so informational and very helpful to us students because we gained so much information here. Ridwan Kamil and more inspirational figure also came to this event and gave motivational speech to us senior high school student. Aside from going to booths and visiting the presentation, my friends and I also did an interview with the college students from many universities and they also gave us many helpful advice to entering college. I was thankful f

Bakdes is one of our school annual activities for 11th grade students. Bakdes means that we, student of 3 Senior High School went to a village and stays there for a couple of days to serve the village and help the locals. On our case, we went to Kertasari Village for 3 days (3-5 January 2019). All of the students went there using rented public transportation which took us approximately 2 hours on the road. The weather there was very nice for me, it may differs to each people, but for me it was a very cool weather, plus the very nice view of the village that us can't really enjoy in the city of Bandung. When we arrived there, the school held an opening ceremony then after that told us to go to our each foster parents. The mother of my foster family is Mrs. Iip. She is very kind to us and already consider us one of her children, it was very nice and enjoyable to stay there with her and her family. Her husband works as an elementary school headmaster, so on the second day when we were