A Shift
Hello everyone.
The Veritas publication committee has decided to shift this online blog to http://veritaskyuem.blogspot.com due to some reasons.
I hope that all of you still continue to support us. Do visit the new blog. =)
Add comment March 3, 2008
VeritasOnline Staff Additions
Please welcome Dominic and Wai Shan to the new VO team!
To all current Veritas members (2007/2008), please signup for a WordPress account and comment here to be invited into the VO staff.
Thank you!
Add comment October 21, 2007
Update
All classes end at 4.15 today. Students are let off to go home by then.
The college is in a state of semi-confusion. Half of the acad block is being shut down and teachers have been ordered to relocate.
Teachers ‘ workdesks will move to the first floor of the RC. Student Services will move to a temporary office in the RC. The Acad 1 moves to the guest bungalow (that’s the head, Mr Zaidi, etc) and so will the exam centre.
The classrooms in the floors affected will officially relocate to 7 new chalets that will be renovated during the short 4 day break. That will include the History and English department, quite a pain I’d imagine for those involved.
Renovations are now underway.
Add comment October 10, 2007
BREAKING NEWS
As of 10.50 am today, the college academic block building has been shut down. All students are ordered to evacuate the area as the cracks that have been appearing are now threatening to put students’ lives at risk. Classes at the acad block have been cancelled.
Further updates to come. But this doesn’t look good.
On other news, VeritasOnline is in the process of being handed over to the new junior committee led by Dominic as the new chief editor. Lack of updates (since August) are very much regretted.
Add comment October 6, 2007
Alumni Weekend
This year’s Konvoi will be held only for one day on Sunday, the 29th
of July. Details:
Registration fee: RM10
Lunch & Dinner will be provided
ITINERARY
0800 – Registration – Main Entrance (Guard House)
0900 – Rog Cup (1st Round)
1200 – Special Lunch with Teachers & Staff – Cafe
1330 – Zuhur prayers
1400 – University Talk – Great Hall
1630 – Asar prayers
1700 – Rog Cup continued (Semifinals & Final)
1900 – Prize giving
1930 – Maghrib prayers
2000 – Dinner (Informal) – Cafe
2100 – End
Rog Cup – 3rd Edition
Please contact Lopes at lopeskuehmueh@ hotmail.com (0126509027) or
Iedil at tip_westerveld@ hotmail.com (0176095221) to register your
batch’s team. Each batch can only send one team for the tournament.
Please register as soon as possible to avoid complications. Thank you.
Credits: AKYUEM
Add comment July 26, 2007
Welcome (and Welcome Back!)!
To the 9th and 9.5th batch, with their newly acquired status as seniors, we wish you a hearty welcome back to KYUEM!
To the new juniors who have just survived 5 days of induction, we wish you an even heartier welcome! In the words of a certain supersenior ’spy’ sent into the junior batch disguised as one, this batch is one of the most vibrant, outspoken, and quick-thinking groups ever to pass through these hallowed gates of KYUEM, and it’s definitely something to be proud of.
For everyone else, including the teachers and staff, as well as the new arrivals, here’s to another year of fun and enlightenment!
That aside, induction week has been a blast so far. The sounds of egg-dropping have been heard from the deepest recesses of Mr Cranwell’s classroom just this morning, and despite the long nights and incredulously early mornings, the juniors have managed to find the energy in them to keep going, to keep smiling, and keep…circling seniors they encounter along the way to request for signatures.
(Personally I feel like a signature-churning machine now. Grin.)
The peak of induction, of course, is Samurai tomorrow night…which will be very very interesting indeed. 
1 comment July 20, 2007
Awards Day 2007
The senior Graduands showed up in corporate black and white blazers; their best attire. The stage was set, the cameras rolling (Astro was present!), and the crowd gave the procession of students and staff a standing ovation as they entered the Great Hall at 10.10 am.
This is it.
The event kicked off with Mr Small delivering his welcome address, in which he rattled off in near-flawless BM (except for the slight English accent) before reverting back to English in his usual, humourous way, and poignantly touched on his departure and retirement at the end of this semester. There were many things he said that the students took careful note of, and at last, at the end of it, he introduced us to Mr John Horsfall (who had just arrived from London), who would take over the position of Headmaster of KYUEM in Mr Small’s place.
Mr Small, we will miss you.
The guest of honour, Tan Sri Datuk Dr Ahmad Tajuddin Ali, Chairman of the KYUEM Board of Trustees, took the rostrum next and spoke at length about his first major function as the Chairman – he had only been recently appointed, and certainly looked forward to helming the development of KYUEM in the years to come.
Then, the real action began with the presentation of awards:
Subject Prizes:
- Accounting : Muhamad Zulkifli
- Biology: Loh Chun Yiao
- Business: Nurman Nawi
- Chemistry: Daniel Tay
- Computing: Dickson Low
- Economics: Mohd Faiz
- English: Wan Anis Munira
- Further Maths: Dalila Atiqah
- History: Amir Fareed
- ICT: Lim Yuen Han
- Islamic Studies: Nur Kauthar
- Literature: Sarah Halim
- M’sian Studies: Muhd Najmuddin
- Maths: Natasia Jerah
- Moral Studies: Vivien Lau
- Physics: Bazli
- Sociology: Muhd Redzuan
- Thinking Skills: Chua Zie Yang
Sports & Co-curricular Award: Giam Kai Lin, Mohd Shahrin Academic Excellence Award: Amirul (Arts), Lam Yu Shan (Science)
8 comments June 16, 2007
On Loss…and Moving On
The seniors are leaving on the 16th – well, some of them, at least. And there has been some opinion that the going-away process this time round will be much more disjointed than it has been for the past few years. Before we know it, some will have already gone the day after the final Econs paper, without leaving us a chance to say a proper goodbye, or have a proper farewell in the form of a whirlwind of a week of chatting, laughing, reminiscing…
The seniors are leaving on the 16th. That is, in two weeks time, there will be no more source of fun and chatter for the juniors, no place to hang onto in times of need or when more experienced advice is sought. There will be empty tables in the Dining Hall where they once sat. There won’t be as many familiar faces seen loitering around the college grounds as late as 11pm, or of people (and couples) studying feverishly in open classrooms at night.
The seniors are leaving. In two weeks time, us, the juniors will take their places. And when term reopens, we will assume the responsibilities and seniority that have been passed on to us. Will we be able to fill those voids in the manner they want us to? Only time can tell.
Until then, goodbye, the 8th batch, and may there be a bright future ahead of each and every one of you.
We will miss you.
2 comments June 9, 2007
Important Upcoming Events
UPDATED. Information here is now finalized.
Awards Day
Date: 16 June 2007
Venue: Great Hall
Guest of Honour: Dr Tajuddin of UEM Group
External Student Dinner
Date: 20th June 2007
Venue: Concorde Hotel, Shah Alam
Time: 8pm – 11pm
Price: RM65
Theme: The Bold and Beautiful
4 comments May 28, 2007
The Aftermath
A-Level and AS-Level results are officially out.
But before that, here’s the scoop on something even more stunning.
The hill directly opposite the guardhouse caught fire at approximately 2pm after lunch. The burning was so bad, the smoke so thick, and the flames so large, that the ashes are now scattered all over college – the wind blowing in our direction didn’t help. The hill is now officially charred, and here’s the evidence:
My clothes so smell of smoke now.
That aside, whether the fire was a good or bad omen depends on what each person’s results were. On that point, I have no idea – the little information that I gathered only reveals that a certain senior History (batch 9) class has scored As – every single one of them.
Add comment August 9, 2007