this is the record of sms-es and MSN
me: what have u read so far?
wei-yin: i haven't started anything yet. (it's MSN on friday night and the paper will be held on wednesday)
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shuang: i got a feeling. we have too much time. i feel that i can come out very early from the hall tim. dono wat to write. haha.
kock sin: i never have a liking on environmental issues. i am materialistic. i thk i will accept bribe if i were the General Director of the Department of Environment =P
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jack: you're kidding me. XD
me: my favourite movie is "The Day After Tomorrow". oh u c that's why i'm taking environmental law, haha!
jack: you're kidding me. XD
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long ago, i was keen on environmental issues. i have bit collection of breathtaking pictures of the beautiful mother earth and, on the other hand, articles about the threatening disappearence of the biodiversity.
therefore, i have little excitement after being accepted in this elective course. despite the fact of the very-handsome-very-well-built-very-knowledgeable-and-very-funny lecturer, DR AZMI, i am actually hoping to learn more about the laws about the environment.
but, during the first lecture, he said:
i, so far, learned that the Environmental Quality Act is indeed the welcoming one, providing a comprehensive set of laws to protect the nature up to the sky down to the centre of the earth. but we must admit that the enforcement is disheartening. poor enforcement record and lack of public attention. in fact, urbanisation and economic development take precedence over conservation.
sitting in the hall and answering the paper for 2 and 1/2 hour does not help to save the world, though.
i din't mean to say you, probably you that are also taking environmental law with me, to stop revising dr azmi's humorous romantic story about the orchids, but to discover the "possible" behind the "impossible". hehe.
GOOD LUCK GUYS!
therefore, i have little excitement after being accepted in this elective course. despite the fact of the very-handsome-very-well-built-very-knowledgeable-and-very-funny lecturer, DR AZMI, i am actually hoping to learn more about the laws about the environment.
but, during the first lecture, he said:
"why so many people in my class? you sure you're in the right lecture hall? *pondering* oh get out from my class! environmental law is boring!" *giggling*
i, so far, learned that the Environmental Quality Act is indeed the welcoming one, providing a comprehensive set of laws to protect the nature up to the sky down to the centre of the earth. but we must admit that the enforcement is disheartening. poor enforcement record and lack of public attention. in fact, urbanisation and economic development take precedence over conservation.
sitting in the hall and answering the paper for 2 and 1/2 hour does not help to save the world, though.
i din't mean to say you, probably you that are also taking environmental law with me, to stop revising dr azmi's humorous romantic story about the orchids, but to discover the "possible" behind the "impossible". hehe.
GOOD LUCK GUYS!
c what r u goin to say when u take conflict of laws nex year..>_<
ReplyDeletei will tell azmi he is still very-handsome-very-well-built-very-knowledgeable-and-very-funny and so i dont care, haha! XD
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