Traditional Culture Week

Traditional Culture Week

On 21^st – 25^th November, 2011 at M Building 1^st Floor, students from faculty of law organized an event called Traditional Culture Week. They invited the native tribes of Banten Kidul. In this event the native tribes of Banten Kidul presented their culture such as weaving, Kris, and other handmade. Some of those things are sold, and some of them are just exhibited.

This event attracted for both students and lecturer from the whole campus, not only from the faculty of law. Friendly attitude of the native tribes also made the visitor feel really pleased. Students from faculty of law and the native tribes also entertained the visitors with songs that they sang with traditional instruments.

And the most important thing is we can get the sacred Kris!  This is amazing, isn’t it?? But hold on a second, aaahhh, it just the replica of the sacred Kris that we can bought. The real sacred Kris is contained poison. So, becareful!

Facilities in UNTAR

1. D’Cantina food court is the one of the food court  facilities located on the 1^st floor of 

    the building parking UNTAR Campus 1.

2. A&W is the restaurant fastfood in Campus 1 UNTAR 1st floor.

3. A+ (or also called Ada Plus): is the one of facilities in untar that provides services 

   photocopying, and printing.

4. Pallawa Arcade: is the one facilities in untar, which there is a mini market, accessories 

    shop, and more.

5. Wedding hall: is the one of the facilities untar for wedding reception, with the lease 

    Rp.14 million per day. Located on Main Campus 1, 21 floor.

6. Tarumanagara Fitness Center: is the one facilities in untar that provides sports field, 

    basketball, volleyball, badminton, gym, aerobics, and yoga.

7. Library FIkom Untar: is the one of facilities provided by faculty of communication, 

    which provides a variety of interesting books.

Unit Student Activity Tarumanagara University

1.  League Joint : is the one of unit student activity 
     that has an interest in sports of badminton.






















2. TEC (Tarumanagara English Club) : is the one of unit 
    student activity UnTar in increase ability in english 
    language 





















3. PSUT (Tarumanagara University of Choir) : is the one 
    of unit student activity that has an interest in the 
    field of voice / singing.























4. BAR (Tarumanagara Band) : is the one of unit 
       student activity in music (guitar, keyboard, drum, 
       etc)

5. POUT (Ecumenical Fellowship Tarumanagara 
    University) : is the one of unit student activity that 
    have religious beliefs in Christiany.






















6. Dharmayana : is the one of unit student 
    activity that have religious beliefs in 
    Buddhist.

7. Adhyatmaka : is the one of unit student activity that 
    have religious beliefs in Catholic.

8. FUT (Forum Brotherhood Tarumanagara) : is the one 

    of unit student activity that have religious beliefs in 

    Islamic.

9. Photographic Society Tarumanagara : is the one of unit student activity in the photography (taking pictures).

Indonesia Integrity Dialogue

Faculty of Communication Study in cooperation with TIRI and ASPIKOM conducted a discussion forum Indonesia Integrity Dialogue: “Integrity at Work in Communication Business” on November 4, 2001 at the main building of Tarumanagara University, room 1103 & 1106a.

This event was attended by Tarumanagara University’s rector – Dr.Ir.Chairy, SE., MM as the opening of this discussion forum. Speakers for his event are Prof. Dr. Bagir Manan,SH.,MCL – Chairman of the Press Council, Fredrik Galtung – TIRI’s CEO, Wina Armada Sukardi,SH.,MBA.,MM – member of the Press Council, and Dadang Rahmat Hidayat,SH.,S.Sos.,M.Si – Chairman of Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI).

Participants of this forum are people from media, such as printed media (Kompas and Jakarta Post), radio (Sindo Radio), and television (Indosiar, SCTV, ANTV, Metro TV, and O Channel), advertising (PPPI, PT. Permata Berlian Production House, dan PT. Permata Lista Production House).

TIRI-Making Integrity Work is an dynamic international non-profit organization who always put forward its vision to build a prosperous world through community empowerment and made public as the primary key integrity issues. TIRI’s headquarter is located at London and has branches in Indonesia, Jerusalem, and Nairobi.  Donators for this organization are  OSF, Aga Khan Foundation, CIDA, Ford Foundation, Hewlett Foundation, Netherlands Foreign Ministry, NORAD, USAID, and DFID Partnership.

Values of individual integration become a fundamental factor to forming and turning a professional who able to perform his ideal function. Diversion practices integrity we still see and feeling different public sectors.

We can see so much ethics violation, even violation of the act. Studies involving practitioners and communication professionals and academics, is expected to provide a solution to the problem of integrity in educational methods.

(This news can be accessed from http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2011/11/07/guess-what-bagir-manan-still-passionate-law.html)

Sumohadi Masris Sport Critics and Exercise Essay of Hendry Ch Bangun

On Saturday, October 29, 2011, Sumohadi Marsis and Henry Ch Bangun launched their book as a result of their writings. The event began with remarks and opinions of senior athletes who have made written materials by Sumo and Hendry.

Sumohadi MARSIS was born in Makassar, July 8, 1944 and retired as a journalist in 2004. During dabbling in the sport for over 32 years, he was renowned as a journalist whose writing was gentle but effective.

Henry Ch Bangun was born in Medan, 26 November 1958. Initially, he was a poet, his writing sometimes contain romantic elements, but still critical. His career as a journalist began by accident, he began his career since he was a student while working as a journalist.

In this book, they write a lot of criticism of the sport in Indonesia. The aim is that the increased performance of the athletes so that the sport be revived. Also that the government and the sports coaches can improve the quality of the sporting world today.

They also told much about their experiences being a sports journalist. Some athletes who are close to Sumo or Hendry, said that both of them are friendly person. They will be happy when the athletes win, but they also will continue to give support when they lose.

“The United Nations for you Campaign 2011”

“The United Nations for you Campaign 2011” 

at Faculty of Communications Study Tarumanagara University

UNHCR delegation for Indonesia gave an public lecture as a part of United Nations’ yearly campaign on Wednesday, November 16th 2011. That lecture persuade youth, especialy from the university, to care about the refugees. The speakers were Mitra Salima Suyono as Associate External Relations and Public Information Officer UNHCR and Elsa Ayu Fitri.

In the beginning, Mitra explained details about United Nations organization with its field, like peace and security, agriculture, health, disaster , and others. Students was given a chance to watch a video about how United Nations’ work.

Speakers explained UNHCR’s work field as a part of United Nations so, as an organization that handling refugee’s problem they have top three aspects in its work’s activity, that included humanity, non-politics, and obeyed rules of international refugee

“Development of Maritme Potential for Facing Global Communication

 

Lt Gen. (Marine) Purn. H. Nono Sampono, S.Pi., M.Si (National SAR Agency) came on Thrusday, November 3, 2011 to give a public lecture about “Development of Maritme Potential for Facing Global Communication”

Located at the main building of Tarumanagara University, 11^th floor, this public lecture started by singing Indonesia Raya to commomerate Youth Pledge Day on October 28.

Mr. Sampono told that Indonesia is a country with lots of natural treasure. Unfortunately, this treasure wasn’t utilize to the maximum capability. As part of Indonesians, we should be proud with this natural treasure. However, in fact, even some Indonesians destroy forests by illegally cutting trees and catch fishes by using explosives that would kill small fishes too. 

This problem also exacerbated by the human resource in Indonesia, especially those officials who misuse the state funds (corruptor). This makes Indonesia “the sinking” nation, because the poor are getting poorer and the rich are getting richer, even prosper. We need to make the awareness. Indonesia should rise from this adversity by knowing what we have. We should be a great nation, because we have power and potential to be it.