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Malaysian club stages convention
By Tamara Toller
Staff Writer
CSUF will serve as headquarters for
Malaysian students studying on the West
Coast from Nov. 27 to 30. when the CSU F
Malaysian Students Organization hosts
20 such student groups from Western
colleges and universities.
The conference will be a time to
exchange ideas about studies, classes and
cultural programs, according to Say Koh,
a member of the Malaysian Students
Organization.
"The highlight is on Sunday," Koh said.
The four-day event will culminate with a
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Malaysian culture show Sunday at 4:30
p.m. in the Satellite College Union. The
show will feature Malaysian C9*aWBe and
dancing prepared and performed by
members of the group.
"The first purpose of the conference is
to get all Malaysians from the West Coast
together," Koh said. He also said it is
intended to inform Americans of Malay¬
sia's location. There is a misconception
among Americans of where Malaysia is,
according to Koh. "They think it is in
Europe and it is in Southeast Asia." he
said.
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The Consul and his assistants are
responsible for guiding the Malaysian
people and solving problems, Koh said.
They are.the go-between for West Coast
Malaysians and the embassy in Washing¬
ton. D.C.
The Malaysian Students Organization is
looking to "kill two birds with one stone"
with the weekend activities
Associated Students Officers have been
invited to see the support the M.S.O.
receives from the Consul. "We also want
the Consul/to see the support we receive
from the A.S.,** Koh said*.
A.S. President Bob Whalen said the
M.S.O. "seems to be very organized."
"When they come up for budgeting,
they always have something to back up
what they say." Whalen said. "Their
programs have always been successful."
Zahmir Ahmed, international students
counselor and adviser to the M.S.O.,
agreed with Whalen that the club is very
organized: He said the group had put a lot
of time and effort into the show, which has
become an M.S.O. tradition.
The M.S.O. is the largest single
organization from one country involved
with the International Students Services
and Programs office. Two hundred forty
of the 1,000 international students at
CSUF are from Malaysia. Koh said.
Ahmed said the M.S.O. is not just
putting on a song and dance show, but has
decided to expose different parts of its
culture as well. A simulated ceremony as
well as medieval artifacts and samples of
food will be on display.
During the four-day conference, a soccer
tournament will be held. Participating
teams will be made op from the visiting
student organizations. The students will
also have the opportunity to attend lectures
and share the latest news from Malaysia.
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