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Map by Jesse

Hello all! Just a map I made today depicting the areas to avoid. These areas are safe in the daytime, but are highly inadvisable at night.

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Pictures from Ratchaprasong Rally April 8th

Sawasdee Jao Thai Uni Net! Just got back from the rally at Ratchaprasong intersection. I took a walk all around the protest site and was surprised at how few people there were, I estimate no more than 2-3000. Everything was pretty mellow, although the speakers on stage were giving their usual fiery diatribes.

Didn’t take a lot of photos as there was not much of interest happening. (more…)

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International Summer Program in South Korea

The following announcement was transcribed from an email which was circulated and distributed by BUIC Communication Students’ Adviser. Note though, that it is open to any international undergraduate students who wish to gain experience and credit:

The Office of the Higher Education Commission would like to promote the “2010 Yonsei International School” which is a summer program at Yonsei University, South Korea, where international students can take classes in Social Sciences, East Asia Studies, Business Administration, Economics, International Law, and Korean Language. All courses are instructed in English (except Korean Language).

The applicants must be the undergraduate students and the credits are transferable to other universities outside Korea. The application deadline is May 14, 2010.

For more information, please visit www.inter.mua.go.th or http://summer.yonsei.ac.krs

Filed under: Announcement, Classes, Notice, Undergraduate, abroad, exchange, living, summer by Jao Moragoat
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Christopher Wright Seminar at BUIC.

chris_seminar1 On Friday, April 2, 2010, at Bangkok University campus, BUIC Seminar in Communication class was pleased to host a comical, entertaining, inspirational, and informing lecture about Cross Cultural Communications by special guest star lecturer, Thai English writer, comedian, and language school founder, Ajarn Christopher Wright.