Graduation Gathering Event

• Event: Graduation Gathering
• Date: 19th of July, 2006
• Time: 6 PM - 12 AM
  
• Place(s): Cafe Rococco (at Brunel) + Abu Zaad's restaurant (Shepherd's Bush)
• Purpose: Somehow of a Goodbye and Sharing the joy of the graduating Arabs from Brunel University.
• Attendees:
• Abeer
• Ahmad
  
• Ammar
• Balqees
• Budoor
• Ebtisam
• Farhaan
• Marwa
  
• Mos'ab
• Omar
• Rasha
• Samer
• Yousef
• Ziad

The event was absolutely awesome, probably a small number of people, but still they're all important and we had so much fun. People who weren't able to make it, hard luck, maybe next time we'll see your pretty faces. You missed out some event!

Since this was my first timer, I think I did quite well and I never realised as an organiser you'd be crazed about it from the very beginning of the day! I just can't stop saying it was great, it was great. I had Freekeh with Chicken and it was very nice! Along with Falafel, Tabbouleh, Wara' Enab (Vine Leaves or Yalanji), Herra' Esba'o and much more. Abu Zaad has great food choices with seriously outstanding prices!

This is part of the group as we were leaving Brunel, and stomped over Isambard's extremely short statue! Quite a fun photo!

Back Row (L to R): Samer, Rasha, Ahmad, Mosab, Yousef
Front Row (L to R): Marwa, Balqees, Ebtisam, Budoor

Picks of Graduation Photos

Graduation : تخريج

(L-R) Fahed, Zayyad, Ziad, Ammar

Well,
Tuesday 18th of July was the first day of the 3-Day Graduation of Brunel University. And of course many Arabs are shooing out of it, which is quite sad, because I've made great friends with them. ANYway, they'll be around for sure and still be involved within the current university's Arabic Society.

1. Ziad - Jordan
2. Budoor - Bahrain
3. Yousef - Jordan
4. Fahed - Jordan
5. Yara - Syria
6. Ghada - Egypt
7. Ghofran - Syria
8. Souraiya - Bahrain / Pakistan
9. Farhaan - KSA
10. Ebtisam - Kuwait
11. Ghassan - Bahrain
12. Yazan - Sudan
13. Amani - Bahrain
14. Manal - Bahrain
15. Hana - KSA
16. Yousif - Bahrain
17. Ali - Bahrain
18. Awad - Eritrea
    

These are the ones I can remember, I think there are a bunch more. I got some shocks hearing out total Arabic names, and people walking on stage, looking Arabic without me knowing about them. It's funny how I HUNT for Arabs in the uni. If you just see the way I barge into a group when I see them approaching to say Hello. HEHE -- Gotta work my Social bottom off in this matter, right?

and a nation that doesn't care...

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