Life in the country is SO exciting. No I mean it.

Just last sunday, a student almost flew off a bus when the emergency door right next to him burst open. He wasn't injured, thankfully, but all his shopping goodies flew out.

This happened right after the bus driver got slightly lost on the way back to college from MidValley.

Its really these little gems that make life in Lembah Beringing that much more interesting.
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The OxBridge applicants had a little session with the principal some time last week. There are 30+ students applying for Cambridge as opposed to 5 for Oxford. All the best guys!

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Topaz had their house BBQ last Friday, Diamond's and Garnet's was tonight while Sapphire's having theirs this Sunday. These events are aimed at promoting a closer relationship between the housemembers etc. etc. yada yada. you know, the usual.

Also this Sunday, the Physics Department will be organizing an Educational Trip to Sunway Lagoon. Around 50 A2 students will be participating. Fysics = Phun. :D

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Last wednesday saw the start of the new inter-house basketball season with the first three matches: For the guys, Garnet vs Diamond and Sapphire vs Topaz. Diamond and Topaz won their respective matches. For the girls, there was only one match which Diamond won against Sapphire.

Here's more bball news. The INTEC team came over today for a friendly match. It was a good one. We put up a good fight. We always do. And we also always lose. Heh. Sorry guys!

On a positive note, there are lots of promising new talents among the juniors. This will ensure that we will always lose by only a small margin to any relatively decent team.

Another tradition to be upheld. Yeah.

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And the other notable news:
 
The Roteract Club of Bernam Valley will hold their installation high-tea tomorrow. At Melia Hotel, Jalan Imbi. 2.30 pm.

Last Monday the KYUEM Film Club had a screening of Priscillia, Queen of the Desert. The previous week; Trainspotting. Mr Cranwell's in charge so that explains the colourful choice of movies. :D  

Lastly, the juniors are busy day and night with their Cultural Performance. As we don't have Bangsawan(the inter-house malay drama competition) this semester, their CP better be a good one since they now have a WHOLE MONTH to plan and execute it. Good Luck.

And here's where I reiterate that life in the country is indeed exciting. Cheerio.