Name : Lena
Course: Master of business Information System

Lena Salim is an enthusiastic student and always tries her best when it goes to her study. She is currently enrolled with the Australian National University and pursuing her study in Business Information Systems. She has been struggling in this field since her undergraduate degree (which was started in 2001) and achieved couple of awards during the period based on her study performance. During her undergraduate program, she was granted with couple of scholarships sponsored by her university, STMIK-Mikroskil, located in her home country Indonesia. In 2007, she competed with many applicants across countries in Asia and won a prestigious scholarship offered by the Australian department of education, the 2007 Endeavour Asia Award.
One particular area of Information System that Ms. Salim currently shows her enthusiasm in is electronic business. This is the area that she is already very familiar with but remains as the area she will never satisfy to explore. Realizing that technology will be changing over time, Lena ‘maintains a good relationship with e-business’ by keeping her eyes on newest trends and updates relating to the topic. Through this blog, she would like to share her knowledge, opinions and ideas on e-business and is willing to learn more from the audiences at the same time. One motto she adopted for developing this blog is: To become a good student, everybody needs to become a good teacher. Vice versa.

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Name: Amrita
Course : Master of Finance

hello friends

There are many events organised by this university. But i like Multi cultural bol.
In our university this event is really very kool. Have you guys ever been to this festival ? I think everyone of us should attend this. You will meet people from different culture and tradition. In this every one reprsent their country. They wear clothes of their own country. I attended this function last year. I wore this dress. I saw multi cultural envirnoment in one place. Seriously It was awsome. This year it would be celebrated in Burton and Garran hall on 23 May. Try to participate.

It would be a great experience in your university life.

World of Women

"Over the past two years I have made several trips with the UN World Food Program to poor, developing countries."

"These pictures are just a few of the images I have brought back with me. One thing that has struck me most on my travels has been my encounters with women from different backgrounds and cultures, and it is through them that I have discovered new meaning about what it is to be a woman. The women I have photographed live in impoverished situations where the fight for basic needs is a daily one. Yet the kindness they have shown me, a mere visitor into their reality, has been immense. In Guatemala, it was a woman who invited me into her tidy mud hut to show me how she prepares her family’s meals everyday. In Cambodia, a woman cried to me out of anguish about her husband infecting her and her newly born son with AIDS. In Sri Lanka, I saw women banning together in the face of the 2005 Tsunami disaster." Link

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Name : Swapna
Course: Master of Business Information System

hi guys... have you seen the fire night.... so awosome....I really enjoyed.

You know in my country we have one festival called Dipawali. This day we worship our God "Ram". This day we celebrate because of some holy reason. In our country we also burn crackers. seriously i like it alot. But in canberra what i experienced is that it is very professional. Everything is so systematically done that i cannot compare it with my country. Actually in my country even children burst cracker. I am putting one of my favourite fired cracker picture here. I tink you will like it.

Hey anyone of you have seen the fire show done for olympics. seriously that day you should see the telstra tower. it was really beautiful.

If anyone of you have that photo then please send it to Anant. i really want that....!!! Thank you

Enjoy every moment in canberra guys...!!! cheers

Name: Sangeetha
Course: Bachelor of Commerce

Hi friends, I have something to share with you. Hope you also experienced it.

"Being a woman in canberra is not exactly easy. being a woman from a completely different country in australia at university is definitely not easy. you have to get used to the different weather, the different culture and make a completely new circle of friends. the biggest problem is probably not having a good close group of GIRLFRIENDS like you do back home. these are the girls you share your intimate fears, secrets and experiences with. here in canberra it takes you a long time before you are comfortable with another close group of friends to be able to talk about just anything. often I feel that I have many good friends but not many close friends like at home. I am not quite sure whether this is a common problem faced by all girls and boys in canberra but I definitely do feel that the experiences and problems faced by the two groups are quite different. Although both groups have the same type of problems getting to meet and mingle with new friend networks, women always have and always will have different issues that are constantly bothering them than guys do. For instance if we have relationship problems (with boyfriends or just friends for that matter) we are more likely to want to approach our close girl friends rather than guys that we may even know well. Or maybe this is just how I feel? With that said, I definitely enjoy the problems that come with being a woman in a completely new place. After all it is the new experiences that make you a stronger person. Or at least that's how I feel about my experience in Canberra."

"Brodetto - garlicky fish stew with herb toasts"

"At its simplest this lovely stew can contain only one or two fish. It is after all a peasant dish and need not be extravagant. Choose meatier varieties such as monkfish, snapper and blue eye for the body of the meal - they add flavour and depth, while smaller fillets or pieces such as garfish and red mullet are subtle and add interest" Link