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WHAT’S ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2013 SEND US YOUR INSTAGRAM PICS W hat’s more fun than clicking a beauti- ful picture? Sharing it with others! Let other people see the way you see Kuwait - through your lens. Friday Times will feature snapshots of Kuwait through Instagram feeds. If you want to share your Instagram pho- tos, email us at [email protected] Send to What’s On upcoming events, birthdays or celebrations by email: [email protected] Fax: 24835619 / 20 Write to us Korean movie night Date: December 6, 2013 Time: 16:00-21:10 16:00: Opening Ceremony 16:10-18:21: ‘Masquerade’ 18:30-19:00: Reception 19:00-21:10: ‘Miracle in Cell No. 7’ Venue: Laila Gallery Cinescape Movies ‘Masquerade’ (2012, historical drama) ‘Miracle in Cell No. 7’ (2013, comedy) Don’t miss the chance to watch the latest Korean movies! A LMASS Kuwait, the Alumini Association of Uzhavoor St.Stephen’s College in Kuwait celebrated its first Anniversary on Friday, 22 Nov 2013 at Khaitan Indian School. The celebration was inaugurated by prominent Malayalam Cine Artisit Lalu Alex who is a former student of St.Stephen’s College. The inaugural meeting was presided by ALMASS chair- man Siby John. The program started off by bringing the special guests to the dais in a tradi- tional Keralite ‘red-carpet’ way of wel- coming enriched with bands of drum- mers, pipers and colourful umbrellas. Jijo Thomas welcomed the gathering and Roby John, the General Secretary presented ALMASS’ annual report. After president Siby John’s address, Lalu Alex delivered the inaugural speech and appealed the audience by sharing his college days’ experiences. The chief guest Lalu Alex along with other dignitaries released ALMASS’ bul- letin ‘Memories’ and launched the web- site www.almasskuwait.com after the speeches of Editor Jijo Mathew and media convenor Clintus George. Chessil Ramapuram and Jyothidas conveyed the greetings and Joint Treasurer Siby Kurien presented organization’s income- expenditure details. Senior alumni of the college were honoured during the func- tion. Joint Sec Shimsen proposed vote of thanks. The program was well com- pered by 98.4 FM fame Lucia. During the program the general com- mittee also elected the new office bear- ers. Jose Abraham (Chairman), Philip Simon (General Secretary) and Arun Kumar (Treasurer) shall lead the organi- zation in the coming year. The entertainment part of the pro- gram show-cased the top-notch talents of ALMASS family members and friends. Audience enjoyed foot tapping dances of different forms such as classical, cine- matic, Bollywood hits etc. The skit per- formed by ex-students of the college lead by Joby Jose was the performance of the day. The program concluded with a musical event. A large crowd assem- bled for the program and the events were of an exhilarating experience to all. ALMASS Kuwait celebrates first anniversary (Right to left) HODs Abu Saif, Al-Saeed, Abdullah, Abdul Mon’fen, Abdul Raziq and Al-Nahhas By Hassan A Bari I n collaboration with the British Cultural Council (BCC) in Kuwait, the Ministry of Education (MoE) recently held a special ceremony to honor the heads of secondary school English departments who had passed the IELTS train- ing course. The ceremony was held at the Sheraton Hotel under the auspices of MOE’s assistant undersecretary for public education Dr Khaled Al- Rasheed, ELT Supervisor General, Nouriya Al-Sidra and BCC’s manager, Andrew Glass. Notably, English HODs from Mubarak Al-Kabeer Educational Zone, Samir Al-Saeed, Mohammed Abdul Raziq, Hamdi Al-Nahhas, Mohammed Abdul Mon’en, Ahmed Abdullah and Hatem Abu Saif were all honored for passing the course. Well done guys and keep up the good work. Mubarak Al-Kabeer English Department HODs honored ICSK-Junior Branch conduct Diwali Assembly I t was a riot of colors as the students of ICSK Junior celebrated Diwali by put- ting up a spectacular Diwali assembly in the school premises on Monday 11th November 2013 during the school hours. The junior school stage was beaming with Diwali lamps and colorful decora- tions. Diwali is a joyous occasion that brings brightness, joy and happiness to all. The assembly started with the school prayer. A few special Diwali songs were presented by the school choir. The depic- tion of Diwali caught everyone’s atten- tion. It was truly informative. The students depicted various stories and legends associated with Diwali, bringing out the underlying theme of ultimate triumph of good over evil. The dances set to foot tapping numbers and fusion music were appreciated by one and all. The Principal Incharge Sherly Dennis addressed the gathering wishing everyone Diwali greetings. In her speech she advised the student to be good, as the little good deeds they do in their formative years will all add up and help them to become good people when they grow up. The assembly ended with a vote of thanks. T he Touristic Enterprises Company hosted an Open Day at the Khairan Resort for the Kuwait Down Syndrome Society. A team from the resort’s management led by General Manager Adnan Zinedine wel- comed children and their families who enjoyed a special entertaining program that includes train trips, a boat cruise and lunch at the Al-Behar Restaurant. TIES Center - Where cultures meet “T he TIES Center is glad to announce that its Winter 2 Arabic language courses will begin on Sunday January 19 until Wednesday March 5, 2014. We offer class- es for all levels, from beginner to advanced. Our classes are specially tai- lored to meet the needs and require- ments of expats living in Kuwait. You still have the chance to join if you are interest- ed. The TIES Arabic classes are intended for all expats who wish to learn Arabic. Whether you want to Learn Arabic for business or basic communication or sim- ply as a hobby, the TIES Center welcomes you. Throughout the course, the students will learn how to read, write and speak Arabic in a friendly, relaxed and welcom- ing environment. TIES Arabic program highlights: Lessons are step by step - ranging from basic to advanced level; Lessons build confidence for speaking, reading, and writing Arabic; Lessons combine lan- guage learning with cultural insights; Lessons are specially tailored for expats living in Kuwait. It is an opportunity to interact with other Westerners, who are taking the courses. For more information, please e-mail: [email protected] .”
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W H AT ’ S ONWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2013
SEND US YOURINSTAGRAM PICS
What’s more fun than clicking a beauti-ful picture? Sharing it with others! Letother people see the way you see
Kuwait - through your lens. Friday Times willfeature snapshots of Kuwait through Instagramfeeds. If you want to share your Instagram pho-tos, email us at
Send to What’s On upcoming events, birthdays or celebrations by email: [email protected] Fax: 24835619 / 20
Write to us
Korean movie nightDate: December 6, 2013 Time: 16:00-21:1016:00: Opening Ceremony16:10-18:21: ‘Masquerade’ 18:30-19:00: Reception19:00-21:10: ‘Miracle in Cell No. 7’ Venue: Laila Gallery CinescapeMovies ‘Masquerade’ (2012, historical drama)‘Miracle in Cell No. 7’ (2013, comedy) Don’t miss the chance to watch the latest Koreanmovies!
ALMASS Kuwait, the AluminiAssociation of UzhavoorSt.Stephen’s College in Kuwait
celebrated its first Anniversary on Friday,22 Nov 2013 at Khaitan Indian School.The celebration was inaugurated byprominent Malayalam Cine Artisit LaluAlex who is a former student ofSt.Stephen’s College. The inauguralmeeting was presided by ALMASS chair-man Siby John.
The program started off by bringing
the special guests to the dais in a tradi-tional Keralite ‘red-carpet’ way of wel-coming enriched with bands of drum-mers, pipers and colourful umbrellas.Jijo Thomas welcomed the gatheringand Roby John, the General Secretarypresented ALMASS’ annual report. Afterpresident Siby John’s address, Lalu Alexdelivered the inaugural speech andappealed the audience by sharing hiscollege days’ experiences.
The chief guest Lalu Alex along with
other dignitaries released ALMASS’ bul-letin ‘Memories’ and launched the web-site www.almasskuwait.com after thespeeches of Editor Jijo Mathew andmedia convenor Clintus George. ChessilRamapuram and Jyothidas conveyedthe greetings and Joint Treasurer SibyKurien presented organization’s income-expenditure details. Senior alumni of thecollege were honoured during the func-tion. Joint Sec Shimsen proposed voteof thanks. The program was well com-pered by 98.4 FM fame Lucia.
During the program the general com-mittee also elected the new office bear-ers. Jose Abraham (Chairman), PhilipSimon (General Secretary) and ArunKumar (Treasurer) shall lead the organi-zation in the coming year.
The entertainment part of the pro-gram show-cased the top-notch talentsof ALMASS family members and friends.Audience enjoyed foot tapping dancesof different forms such as classical, cine-matic, Bollywood hits etc. The skit per-formed by ex-students of the collegelead by Joby Jose was the performanceof the day. The program concluded witha musical event. A large crowd assem-bled for the program and the eventswere of an exhilarating experience to all.
ALMASS Kuwait celebrates first anniversary
(Right to left) HODs Abu Saif, Al-Saeed, Abdullah, Abdul Mon’fen, Abdul Raziqand Al-Nahhas
By Hassan A Bari
In collaboration with theBritish Cultural Council(BCC) in Kuwait, the Ministry
of Education (MoE) recentlyheld a special ceremony tohonor the heads of secondaryschool English departmentswho had passed the IELTS train-ing course. The ceremony washeld at the Sheraton Hotelunder the auspices of MOE’sassistant undersecretary forpublic education Dr Khaled Al-Rasheed, ELT SupervisorGeneral, Nouriya Al-Sidra andBCC’s manager, Andrew Glass.Notably, English HODs fromMubarak Al-Kabeer EducationalZone, Samir Al-Saeed,Mohammed Abdul Raziq,Hamdi Al-Nahhas, MohammedAbdul Mon’en, AhmedAbdullah and Hatem Abu Saifwere all honored for passingthe course. Well done guys andkeep up the good work.
Mubarak Al-Kabeer English Department HODs honored
ICSK-Junior Branch conduct Diwali Assembly
It was a riot of colors as the students ofICSK Junior celebrated Diwali by put-ting up a spectacular Diwali assembly
in the school premises on Monday 11thNovember 2013 during the school hours.The junior school stage was beamingwith Diwali lamps and colorful decora-tions. Diwali is a joyous occasion thatbrings brightness, joy and happiness toall. The assembly started with the schoolprayer. A few special Diwali songs werepresented by the school choir. The depic-tion of Diwali caught everyone’s atten-tion. It was truly informative.
The students depicted various storiesand legends associated with Diwali,bringing out the underlying theme ofultimate triumph of good over evil. Thedances set to foot tapping numbers andfusion music were appreciated by oneand all. The Principal Incharge SherlyDennis addressed the gathering wishingeveryone Diwali greetings. In her speechshe advised the student to be good, asthe little good deeds they do in theirformative years will all add up and helpthem to become good people when theygrow up. The assembly ended with a voteof thanks.
The Touristic Enterprises Company hosted an Open Day at the Khairan Resort for the Kuwait Down Syndrome Society. A team from the resort’s management led by General Manager Adnan Zinedine wel-comed children and their families who enjoyed a special entertaining program that includes train trips, a boat cruise and lunch at the Al-Behar Restaurant.
TIES Center - Where cultures meet
“The TIES Center is glad toannounce that its Winter 2Arabic language courses will
begin on Sunday January 19 untilWednesday March 5, 2014. We offer class-es for all levels, from beginner toadvanced. Our classes are specially tai-lored to meet the needs and require-ments of expats living in Kuwait. You stillhave the chance to join if you are interest-ed. The TIES Arabic classes are intendedfor all expats who wish to learn Arabic.Whether you want to Learn Arabic forbusiness or basic communication or sim-ply as a hobby, the TIES Center welcomesyou. Throughout the course, the studentswill learn how to read, write and speakArabic in a friendly, relaxed and welcom-ing environment.
TIES Arabic program highlights:Lessons are step by step - ranging frombasic to advanced level; Lessons buildconfidence for speaking, reading, andwriting Arabic; Lessons combine lan-guage learning with cultural insights;Lessons are specially tailored for expatsliving in Kuwait. It is an opportunity tointeract with other Westerners, who aretaking the courses. For more information,please e-mail: [email protected] .”
