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ENGLISH FRIENDSHIP CAMP 2024 "TREASURE"

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            Like the first time Elizabeth Bennet met Mr. Darcy, EFC also has an initially confusing impression but as we dive further even if slowly, you will find moments that present beauty and memory that will be unexpected. Before we dive further, it is better to make an introduction because as the saying goes, don't know, don't love. EFC or also known as English Friendship Camp is an annual activity carried out by the English Literature Study Program which aims to deepen the understanding of the English Literature Study Program to new students, channel their interests and talents, and establish relationships between fellow new students. The theme of EFC 2024 is “TREASURE”, which stands for “The Rise Of Excellent Generations For The Bright Future” which means welcoming a bright future for new students. Treasure is not only an abbreviation but also a symbol and hope that the new students will become “Treasure” with extraordinary potential that they can utilize to achieve suc

Literature Night 1st Episode: The Phantom of The Opera (Reportase)

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Hai hai Hai...how are you guys? Dalam Program Studi tercinta kita "Sastra Inggris" ini, kita dituntut untuk memiliki kompetensi untuk meneliti maupun menganalisa suatu materi sastra seperti: poetry, drama, novel, film, dan lain lain. 7 November 2012, bertepatan ketika Himapro Sastra Inggris untuk perdana merayakan pesta Dies Natalies jurusan kita, Sastra Inggris yang menampilkan bakat - bakat kreatif dari teman - teman mahasiswa Sastra Inggris beserta perwakilan dari UKM. Pada saat itu pula tepat pukul 19.00 WIB salah satu program baru HIMAPRO SASTRA INGGRIS bernama "Lit.Night" atau Literature Night Launching untuk pertama kalinya beriringan pada Dies Natalies Sastra Inggirs di kampus kita Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Ampel Surabaya. The viewers of the first LitNight Dalam acara Lit,Night atau Literature Night ini, kita menyuguhkan suatu movie dalam layar lebar untuk kita tonton dan bedah bersama dengan judul "Phantom of the Opera". hamp

Himapro-SI Goes to Jogja: Comparative Study to Gadjah Mada University

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Members of Himapro-SI in UGM University Welcome Jogjakarta. Right on 26-28 September 2013 was a memorable day for us as members of HIMAPRO-SI. We did our program to Jogjakarta namely comparative study to Gadjah Mada University (UGM). Comparative study in UGM was one of our activities that also one of great program from Division of Networking. This activity was accompanied by a friendly lecturer ‘Mam Itsna’ who had also been a student of Gadjah Mada University. Preparation for running this event has a long ago, such as making a proposal, transfers, and Half-Board with a host family. Everything run well as planned although there were some unwanted errors. We are as Division of Journalistic (DJ) did not want to waste this opportunity, with our determination that wants to cover the news. We also look, listen, understand and then capture the moment into the camera. Thursday, September 26th, 2013 at 8 pm long trip we spent on the bus. In the middle of a cold night, we went through

Linguistic Figure: Ferdinand de Saussure

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Ferdinand de Saussure Do you know Ferdinand de Saussure? Do you ever heard about him? Or do you forget? Who is he? He is one of linguistic figures. So, let’s find out about him. Ferdinand de Saussure was born in Geneva into a family of well-known scientists. He studied Sanskrit and comparative linguistics in Geneva, Paris, and Leipzig, where he fell in with the circle of young scholars known as the Neogrammarians. Brugmann, in particular, was his mentor, but he was also close to Karl Verner and others of the circle. In 1878, at the age of 21, Saussure published a long and precocious paper called "Note on the Primitive System of the Indo-European Vowels". He explained in greater and clearer detail than others who were coming to similar conclusions how the PIE ablaut system worked. One of the most inspired parts of his analysis is the positing of 'sonorant co-efficients', consonantal elements that do not appear in any daughter language but can be hypo