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English Village in Mu’tah University Started on Sunday

07/07/2009 Leave a comment

I met 2 Amreican volunteers till now. The man, named Adam, is a unique person. He is the kind of of teacher you will remeber till the end of your life.

I was surprised to know that there were Iraqi Kurdish students studying in Mu’tah university. Four are part of the English village.

Today, Chris is gonnna give us his first lecture. Will he be as shy as he is in public buses? Will he be as confident and funny as Adam is? Will he be as courageous as Rachel was in front of the angry doctor who wanted to get us out of the classroom? Will he control the lesson strongly as both Adam and Rachel did?

A guy told me that Rachel is married to a Tarawneh man. Really? If so, I wonder what personality doles this person have that he was able to make an American women, of different culture and different standard, to fill in love with him?!

Who is to be blamed more on poverty, governments or individuals? My opinion was that it depends on what country that individual lives in. If he is a hardworking person but lives in a country where there are no jobs, and if there are jobs, they generate low salaries, then the blame is not his but on his country. Don’t you think that my opinion is correct?

Mu’tah University Graduation- Facultly of Medicine and Nursing

22/06/2009 2 comments

At 11 o’clock, Prince Muna Al Hussien patronaged the graduation ceremony of the 3rd batch Medical students in Mu’tah University. Nursing students did participate in the graduation as well.

The 3rd batch of Medical students consisted of more than 60 students. The ceremony took place in the faculty of Sport Science. It was attened by a large number of people.

I liked the moment when the medical students read the Medical Oath.

I was surprised to discover that Ahmad Sameer Altaweel, brother of my friend Omar, is one of the top 20 students of the batch. He maybe the 16th.

The ceremony took less than 40 minutes. Amazing! How beautiful is short, precise, and compressed events!

Prince Muna had a white hair. She came 5 minutes before 11 o’clock. It is opposite to all events I eveer attended! They always start late by at least 5 or 10 minutes! I like it!

No lecture were given today. I feared that a lecture will be given at 11 o’clock. I expected that because doctors of the Faculty of Medicine never miss a lecture. The doctor didn’t! Yahoooo!

Should I come to university this week? I don’t want to expect on Wednesday because we have a lecture in the faculty of Medicine. I am happy to have extra days of holiday despite the fact that this is not officially announced by the university. We, students, can deduce it from the fact that the next 3 days will witness graduation ceremonies of different faculties.

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