Ukraine has called for a media/news blackout around Kherson. Russians evacuating civilians (their inserted Russian collaborators/proxies) Lots of things happening. Good news hopefully coming. 🤞 #Khersonhttps://t.co/iUTxUjLwjQ
TAKEN: Yesterday, videos featured a RU officer captured on the Kharkiv front. He was assumed to be a local commander– he was, in fact, Lieutenant General Andrei Sychevoi, General in command RU’s “West” Group. Sychevoi is the most senior Russian officer captured since WW II. https://t.co/6azJpXJvgzpic.twitter.com/DxZhpa698E
This institution, previously known as Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS) was established in 2005.
They've started from a humble beginning, by The Daring Dozen. A group of lecturers who their goal was to nurture the passion to care in their students. https://t.co/YbK93WNMHn
I think i've been keeping quiet and trying to use the right channel for so long to no avail, so I am just going to expose @UniCyberjaya, a 5 star, MQA accredited university for all the wrongdoings and injustice they have been pulling on their students. pic.twitter.com/i12LbY1dQS
Not only that, they also failed to prepare an alternative schedule and asked students to prepare one instead. What is the point of us paying a ridiculously large amount of tuition if the administrative staff are unable to do their jobs?
And this is the quality of the logbooks they are giving to their students? How is it fair that we paid the same amount only for some of us to get ugly, photocopied logbooks? pic.twitter.com/kxwMcDef3R
Adding this because a junior just informed me, but this is the condition of one of our resource centers. How do you expect students to learn if the environment is abdolutely vile? pic.twitter.com/XSVvz1KpXL
Just wondering, for medics and allied health sciences, how did one confidently apply to a relatively new institution, without illustrious history and reputation and faithfully believed that you will be qualified as a practitioner? I just wonder.. truthfully
The Tu-95 bombers were intercepted after "entering and operating within the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone," NORAD said in a statement​. https://t.co/Gvyquzac55
Yesterday, two Russian (🇷🇺) Tu-95 Bear-H bombers were intercepted by U.S. Air Force (🇺🇸) F-16 fighter jets.
The Russian bombers entered and operated within the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone but remained in international airspace. pic.twitter.com/GJ8AZ7CvS6
In 1995, U.S. and Canadian wildlife officials released 14 wolves in Yellowstone National Park. No one expected the miracle that the wolves would bring. Video by Nat Geo Wild / Appreciate. pic.twitter.com/KBbMDj2mRL