The semester is going to an end. Before the exams kick in, let's have a more fun article - here are a list of "fun" things to do at CFA - that makes it a "uniquely-CFA".
I wrote this article long time ago but was lost in somewhere in my desktop. I know it is a bit late, but I wish to tribute this article to the committee members 07-08 of all groups!
I wrote this article long time ago but was lost in somewhere in my desktop. I know it is a bit late, but I wish to tribute this article to the committee members 07-08 of all groups!
Here it is...
1. Pasting stickers for the errors in Artzone magazine/ posters
2. Revision at CFA Studios – you can even talk, eat, buy drinks at vending machine, plug in & use PC and lie down on sofa for a while – all within 5m radius
3. Photocopying scores for a 100-strong orchestra
4. And listening to all juicy conversation/frustrating screams from various managers while you are photocopying
5. Calling up sponsors/schools with the manager’s phone – she is staring at the computer but can’t help observing your conversational skills
6. Holding a top-secret committee meeting (or sometimes fighting) at the CFA big conference table – right outside your manager’s office
7. Making a Milo-dinosaur, and an artwork made with biscuits for FREE during Genesis camp
8. Counting concert ticket money with your manager – a total of at least $8000 with mostly $10, $5, $2 notes and sometimes even coins
9. Stealing biscuits from the staff pantry
10. Playing toys/eating sweets/staring the mess at various managers' desks
11. Pretending to be "puss-in-boot" and keep knocking at the office door during lunchtime and after 6pm (and remember, it's 5.30pm on Fridays!)
12. Putting up a live performance for the rest of the “audience” in office when discussing “life-and-death” issues with your manager
13. Hacking the “Tap-your-Matri-card-or-you-can’t-open-this-door” system late at night or during weekends in a low-tech way by using objects to block the sensors
14. Practice singing/playing instruments with the sound-proof door opened
15. Doing photoshop editing and have a taste of the staff’s really-not-so-fast computers
Anything to add on? Feel free to comment!
1. Pasting stickers for the errors in Artzone magazine/ posters
2. Revision at CFA Studios – you can even talk, eat, buy drinks at vending machine, plug in & use PC and lie down on sofa for a while – all within 5m radius
3. Photocopying scores for a 100-strong orchestra
4. And listening to all juicy conversation/frustrating screams from various managers while you are photocopying
5. Calling up sponsors/schools with the manager’s phone – she is staring at the computer but can’t help observing your conversational skills
6. Holding a top-secret committee meeting (or sometimes fighting) at the CFA big conference table – right outside your manager’s office
7. Making a Milo-dinosaur, and an artwork made with biscuits for FREE during Genesis camp
8. Counting concert ticket money with your manager – a total of at least $8000 with mostly $10, $5, $2 notes and sometimes even coins
9. Stealing biscuits from the staff pantry
10. Playing toys/eating sweets/staring the mess at various managers' desks
11. Pretending to be "puss-in-boot" and keep knocking at the office door during lunchtime and after 6pm (and remember, it's 5.30pm on Fridays!)
12. Putting up a live performance for the rest of the “audience” in office when discussing “life-and-death” issues with your manager
13. Hacking the “Tap-your-Matri-card-or-you-can’t-open-this-door” system late at night or during weekends in a low-tech way by using objects to block the sensors
14. Practice singing/playing instruments with the sound-proof door opened
15. Doing photoshop editing and have a taste of the staff’s really-not-so-fast computers
Anything to add on? Feel free to comment!
Chen Huilin Dewi Melati Johan (Bachelor of Social Science with Honours)
Right - Chua Huiyan (Bachelor of Computing (Communications and Media))
Right - Ang Siao Ming (Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering))
Left - Joseph Capirig Sorongon (Bachelor of Science with Honours)
Left - Lim Yan Ting (Bachelor of Science with Honours)
Luckily, we had Eng Kuang, former exco of Jazz Band to help us facilitating the game!
Again, this game only seemed easy. Along the way, you would start to realize, to have all 60 people to be synchronized in one timing, one movement were much more difficult than you thought!
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