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The Indonesian Student Association Enschede (PPIE) presents an Indonesian Evening 'Exploring the Sumatra Island,' where the heritages of the biggest island Sumatra will be explored. Traditional Sumatra dances and musical performances by the Indonesian Music Club (PPIEMC) and Peter Fennema will highlight the evening. `The Indonesians are very proud of their country and culture. The way in which I express myself when singing Indonesian pop songs is rather unique. I touch people with my music,' says the Groningen-born musician who now resides in Enschede.
The entertainment also includes the talk show ‘Let’s Go Internship to Indonesia’ which will feature the actual experiences of Dutch students who went on internships in Indonesia and a traditional island game Gasing (Wooden Spinning Top) Admission is free, but students also can taste Sumatran cuisine with the purchase of food coupons at the venue for only 3 euros. For more information, click www.ppienschede.com.
Friday 18 September, 6pm, Bastille building, free admission, 3 euros/food coupons.
The eighth edition of the 4TU Career Special is out! This week, twelve thousand copies will land on the doormats of an equal number of alumni from the four technical universities. A special feature of this publication is the COMMIT insert of the Materiel and IT Command of the Ministry of Defence.
You’ll also find stories about alumni and start-up entrepreneurs. The opening article focuses on the national alumni survey, and you can read tips and tricks on salary negotiations.
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