BASS: July 2010

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Semester 2, 2010

Salam everyone and a very nice (and cold) day to all,

as of this week, the study period for Semester 2 has commenced and I think most of you might agree that the effects of the (short) winter break had kicked in. For example, I forgot how to use a pen. xp hahah over. Anyways, welcome back everyone and also a very warm welcome to those who had just arrived this semester. If I am not mistaken there are almost 20 of them (or less) new BASS-ians.

In conjunction with this and as per every start of a new semester, we will be organizing a get-together on Saturday, the 24th of July 2010. It will be held at the Old Tote, UNSW Village at the top floor/kitchen. It is a big area with lots of chairs so we don't need to worry about the space needed. And also most importantly, it will be POTLUCK. As usual, we can post at the 'comments' part of this post or at the shoutbox at the right of your screen. Most probably the host (Ex-Coogee Boys) will provide white rice! Will update this post with the list as it becomes available.

To summarise:

What? Welcome gathering
When? Saturday, 24th July 2010
Where? Old Tote, UNSW Village (See note below)
Time? 11:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Who will bring what? (Updated 23/7 @ 7:25 pm)
Hosts - White Rice
- Drinks
Hafiz - Sweet & Sour Chicken
Hadee - Spinach quiche
Salwamal- Chicken Pie & Popia
Hilmi & ChemEng Seniors - Spaghetti & Tom Yam Soup
Houston Lady - Sayur
Yusri, Bella & Sengwei - Macaroni

Once again, welcome back everyone and to the juniors, Welcome to Sydney!!

Note: If you do not know where Old Tote is, we can meet up with you at Quad. If you need our number, please do ask from the comments section or at the shoutbox and we will get back to you ASAP. =)

-ZaR-

Stuff to do: ROCKS AROMA FESTIVAL

We know there are a lot of freshies joining us this year, so if you haven't ventured out of Kingsford and the surrounding uni area yet, a best time to first visit the city is to do it would be during the ROCKS AROMA FESTIVAL this Sunday 25th July.

What is there you to do you ask? Well, the pictures below sum it up.