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Dialog Jurusan: The influences of alteration in academic curriculum 2014 towards all students of English Education Department                   On M onday , April 13 th 2015 Human Resource s Development Division (HRDD) EDSA h e ld one of their project s in this year: “Dialog Jurusan”. This seminar took place at the 3rd floor of PLA building. The theme of Dialog Jurusan this year is “The Alteration in Academic Curriculum 2014 Towards All Student of English Education Department”  Baihaqi Adi Utama (left) Chief of English Department Student Association  with  Mr. Samsul Maarif (right) Head of English Department          The speakers of this topic were Mrs. Prof. Suwarsih Madya, Mr. Samsul Maarif, M.A. and Mr. Rachmat Nurcahyo, M.A. Each of them  gave different speech es.The first topic was delivered by Prof. Madya explained why the curriculum change d and the comparison between the previous and the last curriculum, while Mr. Samsul explain ed that Curriculum still cha

Picture taken from www.imdb.com EDSA's English Movie Appreciation Community (EMAC) had held its routine agenda, movie screening, on Friday, April 3rd, 2015 at the hall of PKM building, started from 7pm to 10pm. The movie screened was an Oscar's winning movie, The Imitation Game.  The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley, was a biographical movie of Alan Turing, an English mathematician who encrypted the codes from Nazi in the World War II which was behind a machine called Enigma to end the war. Alan (Benedict Cumberbatch) was not alone in the process. He cooperated with four other mathematicians. He was considered strange and arrogant at first, but they got along after Joan Clarke (Keira Knightley), the only female member of the team, taught him how to socialize. Alan made a machine which was named after his dearest dead friend, Christopher to help them crack the codes. The machine is now commonly known as computer.  The movie screenin