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[Milis IPAMSU] USU Masih Kekurangan Guru Besar |
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Written by Anggota Milis
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Friday, 27 July 2007 |
Dalam harian Berita Sore edisi Rabu, 25 Juli 2007 Rektor USU Chairuddin P Lubis, mengatakan jumlah guru besar di perguruan tinggi negeri itu itu masih belum memenuhi standar suatu perguruan tinggi yang berlaku di Indonesia. “Saat ini USU baru memiliki 154 orang guru besar tetap dari 1.600 tenaga pengajar. Jumlah guru besar yang diwajibkan suatu perguruan tinggi minimal 10 persen dari total tenaga pengajar dan saat ini USU baru mencapai sembilan persen,” katanya di Medan.Apa komentar dari Warga IPAMSU di dalam Milis? Silakan klik yang berikut: |
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[Milis IPAMSU] Dilema Pendidikan Tinggi & Gelar Akademik |
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Written by Ian
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Friday, 27 July 2007 |
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Harliansyah (Milis IPAMSU] (27/7/2007) Saudara,
Dalam analisa kita yang sejujurnya sekarang ini, kualitas mutu pendidikan tinggi di tanah air sudah sangat memprihatinkan. Saya tidak mengajak kita semua meneropong lebih ke bawah, karena jangkauannya cukup luas dan sulit. Namun paling tidak, pendidikan dasar dan menengah di tanah air mungkin lebih berkarya nyata dibandingkan pendidikan tinggi.
Pendidkan dasar dan menengah masih mempunyai reputasi internasional seperti sering menjuarai beberapa kategori olimpiade sains dan matematik diperingkat antar bangsa.
Adapun pendidikan tinggi, terus menunduk laksana pohon yang tidak memiliki kekuatan, hanyut ditelan masa. |
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Hj. Sri Sulistyawati dilantik menjadi Rektor UMN |
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Written by Tulus JP
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Wednesday, 18 July 2007 |
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Ibu Hj. Sri Sulistyawati, SH, MSi, PhD telah dilantik menjadi Rektor Universitas Muslim Nusantara (UMN) Al Washliyah Medan. Pelantikan tersebut dilaksanakan pada tanggal 18 Juli 2007 di Kampus UMN Jl. Garu II Medan. Ibu Sri Sulistyawati merupakan Alumni Universiti Malaya Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Program S3 bidang Sosiologi dan Antropologi. Segenap warga IPAMSU mengucapkan selamat kepada Ibu Sri. Semoga dengan kepimpinan beliau UMN bisa menjadi salah satu universitas unggulan di Medan. Data Ibu Dr. Sri Sulistyawati silahkan klik di sini [Data] |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 July 2007 )
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Berita Seminar IPAMSU (ohmynews) |
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Written by Tulus JP
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
| Labor Problems Haunt Palm Oil Agreement | | The rights of Indonesian workers in Malaysia still unresolved | | | | Rudy Ronald Sianturi (RudyS) |
http://english.ohmynews.com/ArticleView/ article_view.asp?menu=A11100&no=363575&rel_no=1 (Untuk Versi Jepang silahkan klik URL: http://www.ohmynews.co.jp/news/20070605/11821 ) Indonesia and Malaysia, two of the world's largest palm oil producers, reaffirmed plans to set aside a combined 12 million metric tons of palm oil a year for biodiesel production on Friday despite criticism of the industry from the West and a recent surge in palm oil prices that could threaten biodiesel projects.
By sealing the agreement (in a memorandum of understanding), the two countries have elected to join hands to battle allegations concerning the harmful effects of an expansion of palm oil plantations on human health and the environment through deforestation and the destruction of the orangutan's habitat in Southeast Asia.
The agreement also brings to the fore serious labor problems between the two countries as it fails to address the discrimination that has largely been the mark of Indonesian workers' lives in various sectors in Malaysia.
Just two weeks ago, Indonesian communities in Kuala Lumpur were outraged by the negative representation rampant in Malaysian newspapers. During a seminar titled "Indonesia in the Malaysian Media," held by IPAMSU (Association of Students of North Sumatra in Malaysia), the Indonesian Embassy's information attache, Eka A. Soeripto, criticized the derogatory usage of the term "Indon" to represent Indonesia both as a country and a people. (Bangladeshi workers, referred to as "Bangla," suffer the same type of stereotyping.) Such racial profiling in the Malaysian media creates a discomforting image of Indonesians in the country. |
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Berita Seminar IPAMSU (KapanLagi.Com) |
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Written by Tulus JP
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
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Lindungi TKI, Pemerintah Diharapkan Ganti Mou Dengan MoA Sabtu, 07 Juli 2007 19:23 Kapanlagi.com - Pemerintah Indonesia harus mengubah setiap memorandum of understanding (MoU) terkait tenaga kerja dengan pemerintah Malaysia menjadi memorandum of agreement (MoA) guna menekan permasalahan TKI, ujar peneliti dari Universitas Malaya, Malaysia, Darul Amin. "Indonesia harus memperbaharui MoU menjadi MoA jika ingin melindungi TKI yang bekerja di Malaysia," katanya di hadapan peserta seminar "Penyelesaian TKI di Malaysia Menurut Undang-Undang" yang digelar Ikatan Pelajar dan Alumni Malaysia Asal Sumut (IPAMSU), di Medan, Sabtu (7/7). |
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