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Issue date: 4/8/09 Originally published at: The Traveler Online Edition  Media Credit: Larry Ash Former President George H. W. Bush greets the Fulbright Tsunami Scholars of a question and answer session Monday. At his speech Monday evening, he emphasized the necessary role of community service in leading a successful life. Other than making clear his contempt for broccoli, former President George H. W. Bush suggested that "every American is called to greatness" and encouraged everyone to "find some way to serve" when he spoke to students and members of the Fayetteville community Monday in Barnhill Arena. "There can be no definition of a successful life that does not include service," Bush said. "The lives you are able to touch are their own reward." Bush, who has had a career built on public service, drew on many personal examples as he spoke to the nearly 4,000 members of the UA campus and surrounding area. He recalled a time when he was the captain of his college soccer team and had called home to tell his mother about the three goals he scored in a single game.
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Beyond Tsunami: The Aceh Experience and International Application |
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Written By: Teuku Aulia Geumpana Honolulu, HI, Oc t 21 – 23, 2008 The International Conference and Cultural Event on Aceh that was held by Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Hawaii at Manoa and International Acehnesse graduate students was finally resulted to the signing of agreement to collaborate in educational exchange between local universities in Aceh and University of Hawaii at Manoa. Prior to the signing of the MoU, intensive seminar and graduate student papers were presented for two consecutive days. The cultural performances from the Aceh local University of Ar-Raniry Islamic State Institute and Balinese dance from one of Indonesian student at UHM made the conference more entertaining. Among the presenters at the conference, there were three Acehnesse Fulbright scholars who are still studying in the U.S. and two other Acehnesse Fulbright alumni that also attended the conference; Muhammad Irham (Fulbright scholar at Texas A&M University), Teuku Andika Rama Putra (Fulbright scholar at Colorado School of Mines) and myself as the representative from Arkansas (University of Arkansas at Little Rock). The other two Fulbright alumni were Saiful Mahdi (Fulbright alumni from University of Vermont) and Fajran Zein (Fulbright alumni from Indiana University). Below are brief note of activities during the conference.
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Assosiasi Fulbright AcehDiterjemahkan oleh: Dewi, Lily & Qudwatin Gelombang tsunami yang dipicu oleh gempa bumi berskala 8.9 Richter, yang terjadi pada 26 Desember 2004, telah menelan ratusan ribu korban jiwa di wilayah Asia tenggara. Sebagian besar korban tersebut berada di propinsi Aceh, bagian barat Indonesia. Kerusakan yang terjadi di Aceh sangatlah parah. Seperempat dari empat juta jiwa penduduknya menjadi korban langsung bencana alam tersebut. Lebih dari 170.000 korban tewas atau dinyatakan hilang, sementara 500.000 jiwa kehilangan tempat tinggal. Di ibukota propinsi saja ,Banda Aceh, dari 264.618 penduduk, 61.065 jiwa dinyatakan tewas. Enam dari sembilan kecamatan di Banda Aceh rusak total atau rusak sebagian dan 41 dari 89 desanya tersapu habis oleh gelombang (Balai Kota Banda Aceh, 2007). |
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Aceh’s Electricity: Crisis in the Middle of Abundant Energy Resources |
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There are no translations available. By: Dian Rubianty Graduate Student in Master of Public Administration Program University of Arkansas E-mail:
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Electricity crisis in Aceh is a phenomenal case. It is caused by shortage in electricity supply, and hindered by a long political conflict and the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. As electricity sector is heavily regulated by government law and policy, this paper analyzes the role of government as provider and policy maker in electricity sector in Aceh to seek alternative policy that enables the province to solve its electricity crisis. Given the limitation of government public investment in electricity infrastructure on one hand, and the abundant renewable energy resource in Aceh on the other hand, I sketched the problem using a Diffuse and Specific Costs and Benefits Analysis. Based on the analysis, it can be concluded that Aceh’s local government should focus its investment on micro-hydro power generation. |
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