Arbor Vitae - Twenty-fourth Edition

MEDICAL AFFAIRS

WORLD ISSUE

TECHNOLOGY

Trauma: Save the Patient in Road Accident With This Way!!!

Young Activism: Voice of The Future?

Automated Car-Brake: Is It Really Safe?

24th Edition/November 2019

THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF AMSA-INDONESIA

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riving can be a dangerous activity. Whether we realize it or not, it is more dangerous getting behind the wheel or riding on a motorcycle compared to flying on an airplane, hopping on a train across the state, or taking a boat ride down the river.

Therefore, it is important to prioritize safety, to not drink alcohol and for those who often do it: don’t text and drive.

Despite the overwhelming amount of information about careless or unsafe driving, accident can still happen. When someone’s action leads to another’s death, whether it is accidental, intentional, or a car manufacturer defect, the deceased’s loved ones may be entitled to compensation for the wrongful death. Wrongful death in a car accident can happen due to a variety of reasons, including negligence or recklessness by another motorist, criminal activity, or even vehicle manufacturing defects. Thus, what can we do to prevent it?

The first Arbor Vitae on this tenure is finally released with the Road Accident as the main topic. Find all the information about this neglected disease in Current Medical Affairs.

Psstt.. It will be useful references for a certain competition with the similar topic too!

We would like to thank every contributor of this edition. I am proud to say the 24th is a blast edition to start a tenure.

You guys are all awesome and full of ideas! Keep inspire and share your thoughts through this magazine!

I hope you guys are excited as I am. Enjoy reading!

Best Regards,

Ignatius Evan Santosa Editor-in-Chief

24TH EDITION | NOVEMBER 2019

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Pierre Harold Aristo World Issue Editor

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Nanda Ayu Sabrina AMSA-Universitas Brawijaya

Amelia Minarfah AMSA-Universitas Jambi

Lestari Eka Putri Wanti AMSA-Universitas Jambi

Bagus Amartya AMSA-Universitas Gadjah Mada

Azyumar Luthfi Muhammad Alfariz AMSA-Universitas Gadjah Mada

Anastasia Bella Christophila AMSA-Universitas Kristen Indonesia

Stephanie Audrey Handrianto AMSA-Universitas Gadjah Mada

Siti Aisyah AMSA-Universitas Gadjah Mada

Marshal Achmad AMSA-Universitas Indonesia

Karisa Izah Wulandari AMSA-Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran� Jakarta

Nadya Intan Alyssa AMSA-Universitas Trisakti

Erich Tamio AMSA-Universitas Katolik Indonesia Atma Jaya

CONTRIBUTORS

Salsabillah Chaerunnisa AMSA-Universitas Kristen Indonesia

Rasikha Tamara AMSA-Universitas Tarumanagara

Vincent Suaputra AMSA-Universitas Tarumanagara

Nadya Halida AMSA-Universitas Hasanuddin

Nur Octavianty AMSA-Universitas Palangka Raya

Hafidz Istyo Alfedro AMSA-Universitas Gadjah Mada

I Gusti Ayu Nadine Hirania AMSA-Universitas Pelita Harapan

Daisy Deriena H. AMSA-Universitas Hang Tuah

Christine Margaretha AMSA-Universitas Diponegoro

Dhea Anisa Yuri Lubis AMSA-Universitas Jambi

Early Isnaeni Nur Fauziah AMSA-Universitas Gadjah Mada

Sania Zahira Rahman AMSA-Universitas Jambi

CONTRIBUTORS

Jeremi Setiawan AMSA-Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang

Erlangga Pradipta Harianto AMSA-Universitas Diponegoro

Ananda Arif Rahmatullah AMSA-Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang

Raihan Muflih AMSA-Universitas Trisakti

Naima Sabita Conbul AMSA-Universitas Gadjah Mada

Alanis Maryjane Mamahit AMSA-Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran� Jakarta

Firyanadhira Imtiyasmi Syarifah AMSA-Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang

Theodorus Wijaya AMSA-Universitas Tarumanagara

Gita Safitri Amalia AMSA-Universitas Jambi

Timothy Verellino Reba AMSA-Universitas Kristen Indonesia

Michelle Putri Christianti Nugroho AMSA-Universitas Kristen Indonesia

I Gusti Ayu Nadine Hirania AMSA-Universitas Pelita Harapan

CONTRIBUTORS

Angel Dineta Margaretta AMSA-Universitas Palangka Raya

Namira Bella Alfatasya AMSA-Universitas Kristen Indonesia

Rininta Arifianingsih AMSA-Universitas Brawijaya

Joyna Getruida Sopaheluwakan AMSA-Universitas Kristen Indonesia

CONTRIBUTORS

CONTENTS

MEDICAL AFFAIRS

CITY GUIDE

Trauma: Save the Patient in Road Accident With This Way!!!

When to Focus is The Key for Safe Riding

Ragusa, The Good Ol’ Legendary Ice Cream in Jakarta

Road Accident: Unpredictable Expert Killer

Kota Tua: One of Jakarta’s Oldest Treasures

Changing The Road

Explore Jakarta with City Tour Bus

What is Osteomyelitis and How to treat it

Es Krim Angi: A Sweet Oasis in a Hot Weather

M Bloc Space

Muara Kuin Floating Market ViPer Lippo Karawaci’s Ultimate Culinary Destination Nasi Gandul Fifty Sides of Yogyakarta

WORLD ISSUE KARHUTLA; Orange Sky during the Day Young Activism: Voice of The Future?

Perangi Asap dengan Menjaga Lingkungan dan Pola Hidup Bersih dan Sehat Dari Lawan Jadi Kawan, Why Not

MUSIC 10 Songs With Diverse Messages In SVMMERDOSE Latest Album Ardhito Pramono ‘Cigarettes of Ours’ Rainbow Run 88rising: Representation to World Domination My Playlist to you

PHOTOGRAPHY

TECHNOLOGY

Releasing Endorphins with Traveling

The Future of Moore’s Law and Computer Processing

Safety

Online Shopping, Are We Safe Enough?

Red Junction

Dark Mode: Not Only for Aesthetics

Put Your Helmet On, Little Boy!

Cancer Nanotherapy

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Automated Car-Brake: Is It Really Safe?

Lessons Learned from Accidents in Nature

Technology and Our Lives

Hipnotis Focus Between The Future and The Past

AMSA EVENTS Sharing and Growing Together Fondasi Kekompakan Menjadikan Kekeluargaan dan Kebersamaan AMYGDALA 2019: World Sight Day, Toward Better Vision!

AMSA-UKI 11th Anniversary

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MUARA KU IIN N F LOATI N G M A R K E T Written by: Nur Octavianty

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ocated on the Barito river at the mouth of the Kuin river, Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan. Founded 400 years ago, it has become the oldest floating market in Indonesia and is a silent witness to the use of a barter system to change money. Traders and buyers use jukung, the designation of a boat in the Banjar language.

must wake up before 04.00 WIB then sail with kelotok (motorboat) with a capacity of 10 – 15 people. Before heading there, for those who are Muslim can do the Subuh prayer at Sultan Suriansyah Mosque, the oldest mosque in South Kalimantan which has a distinctive Banjar ornament and the location is close to the pier rental kelotok. The nearest pier is in Alalak Village. TourTo enjoy the floating market, tourists ists who stay near the river flow can

order kelotok one day in advance and ask to be picked up at the dock around the hotel.

Along the way to the floating market, we can see lights flickering from floating houses on the banks of the river, flickering large boat lights from a distance. Cold air and sea breeze accompanied the trip, so that’s adding curiosity to arrive at the floating market soon.

ous fish, vegetables, local fruits such as oranges and bananas. There are also special Banjar foods such as soto banjar, nasi sop banjar, and traditional cakes such as bingka kentang and ipau. To pass on his wares, the trader, who is predominantly middle-aged women from the Banjar tribe, will raise a stick with a wire hook. In each kelotok also provided a similar stick.

Shortly after sunrise, the When you arrived, you crowds of the muara kuin will meet around 20-30 floating market soon finjukung containing vari- ished. The scenery that

we can find is lanting houses (floating houses), activities or community life that lives along the river banks. The community was busy, there were those who were trading, bathing, washing clothes and even children who were playing.

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YO GYA KAR GYAKA R TA Written by: Early Isnaeni Nur Fauziah

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pecial Region of Yogyakarta is one of the provinces in Java Island, specifically lies on the southern area with Yogyakarta as the capital city. This province is ruled by Yogyakarta Sultanate with sultan have position in government as the governor and helped by prince paku alam as the vice governor.

Although this is the second-smallest province in Indonesia, it is famous for its friendly citizens and cultural charm who can still be found in every corner

of the area, the excitement for just walking slowly through the dim street light to take a breath between frustrating work, to the charming white sandy beaches, calming green pine forest, and the mighty Merapi mountain. Sounds great right? However, do you know that there is so much more in Yogyakarta? Do you believe that? If “no”is your answer or you want to know more about Yogyakarta, let’s take journey to the different side of Yogyakarta!

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Creative Starter Pack with Street Art Tour Known for a place where all kinds of culture meet, the chance for assimilation or acculturation is nearly impossible to avoid. Graffiti is one example of art that has developed in this town. A lot of prominent graffiti style can be found in Yogya, such as Anagard who is famous for his style in combining human and animal figures. But here’s the catch, what if we can get street art tour by its creator itself. Furthermore, the location is not in the middle of city, but in the countryside! Yupp, here in Sewon you will get a complete package like the story behind each graffiti and great instagram-able background.

Adrenaline Booster: Jomblang Cave Day Tour Want to step up your game and know your limit but also get a“side dish”? Just get Jomblang Cave Day Tour where you can be Indiana Jones for full day. This tour includes caving in Jomblang Cave and tubing in Pindul Cave, ended with crossing the sea with gondola in Timang Beach. They are located in Gunung Kidul, about two hours from Yogyakarta city. But, don’t worry! Because you can also enjoy the scenery of limestone hills and coastal area along the way.

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The Unforgettable Historical Journey Talking about Yogyakarta, it will be uncomplete if we don’t mention Kraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat, the place where the sultan lived. In here, it feels like seeing a portrait of Java in ancient times. The tour guide is an “Abdi dalem”, someone who has served royal family for years. From Abdi dalem, we will get to know more about Kraton.

Not really far from Kraton, you can go to Beringharjo Market in Malioboro by shuttle bus. In here, you can buy a lot of souvenirs with a great deal such as batik and traditional food or you can just

Honestly, there are more sides of Yogyakarta that need to be explored, but that requires more time and of course money, and by the time you feel like it’s done, there will be more sides to be found. So, why don’t we start our Yogyakarta journey now?

stroll around the Malioboro area. After that, visit Gamplong studio, shooting location for “Bumi Manusia”film, “Habibie Ainun”film, etc. This studio is also called “Mini Hollywood”. In here, you will feel like a time traveller who penetrates time to a strange old town with beautiful natural panorama setting. You will also get new knowledge about Indonesia film industry. Then when the sun has set, but you don’t want to finish the day, you can go watch a leather puppet show at Sonobudoyo Museum at 8 pm until 10 pm by paying only 20.000 rupiah.

NASI GANDUL Written by: Christine Margaretha

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f you visit Semarang, don’t forget to try Nasi Gandul! Nasi Gandul is originally from Pati, but you can find the best one in Semarang! Nasi Gandul is like curry, and served with banana leaves as the plate. When you’re about to buy them, you are usually asked to choose the variety of proteins, start from meat until the innards, such as lungs, intestines, brains, and many more. The sellers also usually serve some side dishes, like tempeh, perkedel, and chips. The price varies, depends on the protein that you choose, start from Rp.10.000,until Rp.40.000,-.

Are you interested to try it? Here are some of the best ones in Semarang!

1. Nasi Gandul Khas Pati Pak Subur Jl. KH Ahmad Dahlan, Semarang Tengah Opens at 16.30 until 23.00 2. Nasi Gandul Pak Memet Jl. Sumbing No. 12, Bendungan, Gajah Mungkur Opens at 16.30 until 23.00 3. Nasi Gandul Mbak Tini Jl. MT Haryono No. 657, Semarang Opens at 17.00 until 23.00

Explore Jakarta With

City Tour Bus Written by: Salsabillah Chaerunnisa

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KI Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital city, was a metropolitan city that had many skyscrapers and highways, it also gains another title with “the crowdest place in Indonesia” because many people around Indonesia from another city came to Jakarta, whether it was only for vacation even applied for a job. Jakarta itself has a lot of tour destinations started from museum, art exhibition, park, and also mall. Not only tourist destinations that are available in Jakarta, but also it has many kinds of transportation such as taxi, bajaj, ojek, angkot, busway, even modern train like LRT (Low Rapid Transit) and MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) was already started their operational since three months ago.

Therefore, to facilitate Jakarta’s people and tourists, the government made a regulation upon Jakarta’s City Tour Bus to change the stops and add their operational time and destination. Jakarta’s City Tour Bus was a double-decker bus,

one of a kind facilites that were made by the government with the route or stops on Jakarta’s recreation destination. To get on this transportation, you have to wait the bus one City Tour’s stop, it did not cost any money so it was a transportation that has economic friendly.

On the first route of City Tour bus, it titled Jakarta’s historical place such as Museum Nasional, Monument Nasional (Monas), Masjid Istiqlal, Jakarta’s Art Building, and many more. Museum Nasional itself served art exhibition, while Monument Nasional served mini dioramas about Indonesia’s situation during many colonialism and also dioramas about Indonesia’s important moments such as Youth Pledge, reading proclamation text, BPUPKI Meeting, etc. Jakarta’s Art Building only opened when there was a theatrical show. This route is available from Monday to Saturday at 10.00-18.00 WIB and on Sunday it operated at 12.0019.00 WIB.

For the next second route of City Tour Bus titled it as Jakarta’s modern place, such as Sarinah. There were many kinds of restaurants that youth people usually went to hang out or just ate meals like Mc Donalds, Chatime, Starbucks, Steak 21, etc. This route was available from Monday to Saturday at 10.00-18.00 WIB and on Sunday it operated at 12.00-19.00 WIB. The third route had titled Jakarta’s Art place and Culiner place. The culinerry place that has been stopped by the bus were Pecenongan, Sawah Besar, and Juanda. Culinary places that were visited by youth people can be found in Pecenongan, there were lots of restaurants and vendors that sold tasty and healthy foods such as Yo Kitchen, Bubur Kwang Tung, Dapur Pangkep 33, and many more. The Art place that has been stoped by the bus were Monumen National (Monas) and Museum BI. In Museum BI, many dioramas that shows Indonesia during colonialism and also the history of Indonesian Bank itself. This route was available only on Saturday at 18.00-23.00 WIB. The fourth route of City Tour Bus was titled Jakarta’s Skyscrapers place with the stops around Bundaran Senayan, Sudirman, Balai Kota. This route was available from Monday to Saturday at 10.00-18.00 WIB and on Sunday at 12.0019.00 WIB. For the fifth route of City Tour bus got

titled Jakarta Open Space. This route has many stops started from Tosari to Sarinah. It also passed through RPTRA Kalijodo. This route was available from Monday to Friday at 10.00-18.00 WIB, on Saturday at 10.00-23.00 WIB, and Sunday 12.00-19.00 WIB. The last route that has been published

by Jakarta’s government was titled Jakarta Heritage. The bus’ has stopped around Maqom Mbah Priuk, IRTI, Bundaran HI, and also Sarinah. This route was available only on weekend, from Saturday to Sunday at 13.00-21.00 WIB.

KOTA TUA

ONE OF JAKARTA’S OLDEST TREASURES Written by: Erich Tamio

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ota Tua! One of the must-go places when you visit Jakarta. It is also called “Today’s old Batavia” because it is a place where you can still see and experience the preserved colonial buildings. If you want to walk and stroll around Kota Tua, it is advised that you come when it’s early in the morning or late afternoon, because we know how hot it gets in Jakarta these days!

Going there at those times will not only be good for picture taking, but you can also enjoy the various food stalls selling Jakarta’s signature food such as kerak telor, and take beautiful pictures around the antique buildings. The people, the food, the place, it will be such a wonderful experience!

If you are interested to know more about how the Dutch colonized Indonesia, you can visit many museums there. You will be taken back to the 17th century, the era of discovery and aromatic spices! One of

the museums is the Fatahillah Museum.

You can witness the original furnitures used in the 18th century by the Dutch, and also the historical journey of Prince Diponegoro. There are also other museums such as Museum Bank Indonesia, if you are interested in the history of Rupiah, Indonesia’s currency, or the Wayang Museum, if you are interested in Indonesian traditional shadow puppets, and other collections of puppets from other regions. Of course, there are also cafes, one of which is very famous called Batavia Cafe. It offers Dutch-style food, with the vibe of iconic colonial ambience.

Getting there is not that difficult, you can always find taxi or online ojek around. If those are too much of a hassle, you can always ride the train that drops at Kota Station, which leads right to Fatahillah Square. Now what are you waiting for?

Come and visit Kota Tua, and get ready to travel back in time!

ES KRIM ANGI A SWEET OASIS IN A HOT WEATHER Written by: Vincent Suaputra

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ot weather and variety of foods, that’s Pontianak City. Pontianak, known as City of Equator, has hot weather most of the time. Who can bear with that weather in their activities? Here is a suggestion, go ahead and have some ice cream to cool yourself. Well, there are lots of ice cream seller, which one should you choose? Of course Es Krim Angi, and Christian Sugiono (Celebrialso known as Es Krim Petrus, the ties), and so on. most popular ice cream outlet in Es Krim Angi is handled with care Pontianak. from generation to generation, the Located at Karel Satsuit Tubun ice cream texture is quite creamy, Street, Es Krim Angi was found- not too sweet. One of the most ed around 1950, being one of the popular menu is the ice cream legendary culinary in Pontianak. that exclusively being put inside Es Krim Angi also called as Es a coconut. Furthermore, Es Krim Krim Petrus for the location being Angie offer a variety types of flain front of a school named Santo vour: Chocolate, Strawberry, VaPetrus. Es Krim Angi open from 8 nilla, Matcha, Durian, Avocado, o’clock in the morning to 5 o’clock Jackfruit, and many more. In adin the afternoon, but most of the dition, there are some toppings time they sold out before 3 o’clock you can add, jelly or red beans, or for being so popular in Pontianak. maybe trying out Pontianak typSince it is popular, some famous ical snacks. Just imagine it, when people have tried this ice cream, you take the first bite in the hot for instance: William Gozali and weather, making you feel a lot betNex Carlos (food vlogger), LAST- ter, added with Pontianak typical DAY Production (YouTuber), Rio snacks, how refreshing will it be?

Motret (Photographer), Titi Kamal

RAGUSA

the Good Ol’Legendary Ice Cream in Jakarta Written by: Nadya Intan Alyssa

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here are hundreds, maybe thousands, of ice cream parlor in Jakarta right now but Ragusa Es Italia Restaurant & Ice Cream is not the same as the others. Located in Jalan Veteran, Central Jakarta, Ragusa held a long history back before Indonesian Independence Day.

Jakarta at 1947. Ragusa was assisted by one of his friends in tailoring school, Jo Giok Siaw. One of the Ragusa brothers married Jo Giok Siaw sister, Liliana and they both left Indonesia in 1970 and passed the ice cream place to Liliana’s brother, Buntoro Kurniawan who become the owner until now.

It began in 1932 when four Italian brothers decided to start an ice cream business after their tailoring business has done so well. One of the brothers, Luigi, met a widowed Dutch woman who gave him plenty of milk from her farm, so he decided to start an ice cream business.

They started to sell their ice cream at Pasar Gambir (Jakarta Fair) since 1935 and because it only happens annually, they opened a café at Citadelweg (which now becomes Jalan Veteran), Central

The ice creams are quite affordable, with prices ranging from Rp. 15.000 – Rp. 35.000 and drinks from Rp. 10.000 – Rp. 25.000. The must-try menus are the Banana Split and Spaghetti Ice Cream.

The Banana Split has three different ice cream flavors, which are vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry over the banana slices. The Banana Split also has nuts, jelly, and chocolate sauce as the topping!

The other favorites are the Spaghetti Ice Cream. It is a vanilla ice cream pressed

rant & Ice Cream? If you go by train, the closest station is Juanda station, which is 257 meters away and 4 mins away.

Alternatively, you can stop by at Medan Merdeka Station, which is a little bit further, 517 meters away and could be The place still holds their old-fashioned approached by 8 mins walk. If you go by interior, with rattan chairs and old bus, M01, M08, and P157 bus lines stop framed pictures adorning the wall. Some near the restaurant. older generations who had visited the place (our parents, maybe?) will say the Ragusa Es Italia Restaurant & Ice Cream place make them feel nostalgic because located not far from Monumen Nasional, the atmosphere is still the same from only 0,6 km away so don’t forget to visit Ragusa Es Italia Restaurant & Ice Cream years ago. when you visited the Monumen NasionHow to get to Ragusa Es Italia Restau- al! into strings like spaghetti with nuts, jelly, and chocolate sauce as the toppings.

Their ice creams are handmade, soft, not too sweet and made without preservatives so it’s healthy and tasty! Yum!

Open hour: 10 AM - 10.30 PM Price range: below Rp. 50.000 Location: Jl. Veteran I No. 10, Gambir, Jakarta

M BLOC S PAC E Written by: Karisa Izah Wulandari

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akarta, the capital city of Indonesia.

The city with giant buildings, inovative technologies, and fascinating cultures.

Jakarta is the city where people from all around the country travel to, the melting pot of Indonesian ethnics and traditions.

Here people can obtain everything they want, even discover things they never knew they needed. From riding the MRT to renting your own electric bike, there’s always a way to get around the city. There’s an adventure in every corner of Jakarta. Food

stalls in small alleyways, or fine dining with the city view, cruising down the flyovers or simple taking long strolls on the streets whilst window shopping with your friends.

One of the many adventures you can do in Jakarta is visiting the M Bloc Space located in Blok M, South Jakarta. M Bloc, is a public creative space where you can tread around and visit some coffee shops, or maybe watch an art show or shop in the available tenants.

The space is usually pretty busy around 4- 8 PM, and especially on the weekends.

If you enjoy taking strolls this is definitely the spot for you.

A recommended coffee shop to go to is Titik Temu Coffee, you can buy an iced latte to go and stroll around the other tenants, or maybe a hot cup of macchiato and relax in the cozy space. Chat around with the friendly waiters and barista, and if you’re lucky, you might get the chance to learn how to brew your the wall of murals. This wall was creatown coffee. ed by local artist, from all around Indonesia. You can take beautiful pictures of your moment at golden hour and capture your adventure, or simply enjoy the city lights whilst admiring the art of Indonesian artists.

Lastly, looking for a fun way to go home ?

Well now grabwheels are available near M Bloc. You can ride around the eScooter to the nearest MRT station or to your next destination for only Rp.5.000 / 30 minutes. End your Adventure with this exciting and refreshing ride.

If you feel like you need some inspiration, You can go watch a pop up live show at the M Bloc Theatre. There’s usually a different show every night, and sometimes there’s also an array interesting plays, or contemporary theater performances.

The architecture of this theater is also built in the style of old tempo Jakarta era, the buildings have a 70’s vibe, and it’s meant to preserve the authentic Jakarta culture.

If you are interested to see more artwork, you can continue on and roam around

ViPer Lippo KarawaciĂ­s Ultimate Culinary Destination Written by: I Gusti Ayu Nadine Hirania

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ne thing you should never forget when you are visiting Lippo Karawaci, is that as a student city, Lippo is filled with all kinds of culinary delights from malls with multiple floors of restaurants to delicious street foods easy on your wallet. Therefore, you should never forget to come and try the various foods available at Permata Sports Club Food Court or more known as ViPer (Villa Permata) to our local residents.

ViPer is located at Jl. Taman Permata No. 301, Lippo Karawaci. In ViPer, you can find multiple kinds of foods from noodles, porridges, fried rice, all kinds of satays,

Chinese foods, Indonesian foods, even Japanese foods, you name it and they have it!

Furthermore, the foods are not incredibly pricey in fact, most of them are incredibly cheap while still tasting like high-class gourmet, which makes it the perfect place for students to eat at. However, one minor thing that you should know about ViPer is that it only opens after 4 PM. Therefore, you can only visit at evening or night, where all the restaurants have come to life.

So whenever you have free time, come and visit Lippo Karawaci to taste the various delights available in Villa Permata!

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Technology and Our Lives

by I Gusti Ayu Nadine Hirania

Nowadays, as technology advances and smartphones are able to do more than just texting or calling, we are depending more and more on our gadgets. Perhaps we rely on them in mornings as an alarm, to do our work and assignments, or maybe as a source of entertainment. While it is certainly a good thing that our gadgets are constantly improving and becoming more multifunctional, our dependency on our smartphones are alarming.

We find ourselves holding our phones and using them nearly all the time — while we’re walking, while we’re with friends, while we’re showering, and the most dangerous of them all, while we’re driving.

It is not uncommon for people to use their phones during driving, whether to text someone else or to answer calls. Statistics show that 93% of drivers in Australia own a phone, and 59% drivers in Australia use their phones while driving – 31% to read and 14% to send messages. How about you? Do you drive while using your phone? Perhaps you do, and perhaps you might think to yourself, “Oh please, I am careful enough to still pay attention to the road while using my phone. There’s no need to make a huge fuss about this. Besides, not all people who play with their phone during driving will end up in a car accident.”

Unfortunately, the numbers tell a different tale. According to the Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety from Queensland, driver’s distraction due to mobile phones is one of the main causes of road crashes as it leads your attention away from the road. Your hand moves away from the steering wheel to pick up your phone, and your eyes are diverted away from the road to seek your phone, view the buttons, or read a message. Your concentration is also divided between the road and your gadget – which is definitely a hard thing to do even for experienced drivers. If the car in front of you suddenly stops while you are looking down at your phone, you might not notice it fast enough to slam at your breaks. When this happens, a car crash is bound to ensue.

So, what to do? Instead of answering those calls or messages while you are on the road, you can pull over to a safe spot and answer them, or perhaps direct them to voicemail and answer them when you have reached your destination. The point is, we can all agree that using your phone during driving is a safety risk and should not be done. Therefore, whenever you get a call from your boss during driving or receive a text from your crush — remember that there is no message or call important enough that it’s worth risking your life. That call or message can wait until it is safe for you to answer them. Pay attention to the road, and drive safely!

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Better Vision!

Happy 11th Anniversary for AMSA-UKI, may yourAMSA work- will not stop, and your Universitas Brawijaya

by Rininta Arifianingsih story will not end.

AMYGDALA (AMSA-Brawijaya’s Month For Generating And Dedicating Health Awareness To Society) 2019 is one of AMSA-Brawijaya’s Community Outreach event to celebrate one of health day in October. In this year, AMSA-Brawijaya collaborate with Non-governmental Organization (NGO): Persatuan Dokter Spesialis Mata Indonesia (PERDAMI) Malang Raya to celebrate World Sight Day 2019. World Sight Day (WSD) is an annual day of awareness held on the second Thursday of October. Approximately 90% of blind people are living in low-income countries; 39 million of the population is blind, around 65% of visually impaired people are more than 50

years of age. World Sight Day is an important communication and advocacy event on the eye health calendar. It focuses on bringing attention on the vision impairment and Blindness. Theme of this year WSD is “Vision First!”.The-day of this event was on Sunday, October 27th 2019 in Car Free Day (CFD) Ijen Malang.

Aim of this event is to increase health awareness to the society in malang city especially about how to take care of our own eyes. Before the-day of celebration, Perdami Malang Raya held Videography Competition for all senior high school students in Malang, and AMSA-UB held AMSA-Brawijaya Photography Competition for all Indonesian medical students.

On the D-day, our first activity was Zumba that started on 06.00. After that, there was an opening speech from Head of Ophthalmology Division in Saiful Anwar Hospital Malang, dr. Safaruddin Refa, Sp.M(K), continued with opening ceremony by flying some doves and World Sight Day Celebration was officially opened!

The next activity was free ophthalmology examination with ophthalmologists of Saiful Anwar Hospital Malang for all citizens who came to CFD. Also, there were fun activities such as interactive games, kites drawing, band performances, and storytelling. For those who were lucky to win the games, they got special merchandises from Perdami Malang Raya. At the end of the event, we were in the stage and we flied the balloons and kites together.

Hopefully this event will be continued in the following year and could give positive impacts to the society.

AMSA-UKI ANNIVERSARY is the celebration of AMSA-UKI’s birthday, which falls on 29th August. Asian Medical Students’ Association Christian University of Indonesia or known as AMSA-UKI was formally found in 29 August 2008, but it was an observer since 2007. AMSA-UKI was brought upon by seven founders, they are namely dr. Putri Puspitasari, dr. Raedy R. Susanto, dr. Jillientasia Lilihata, dr. Windri Retnaningdyah, dr. Dwi Handayani, dr. Rizky Ahmad Ayubhi and dr. Ido N. Bramantya (who was the first Representative of AMSA.

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their hands properly, then we play games and sing together the songs they like. After that we end the pre-event by eating together and also say goodbye to each other.

Next event is D-Day that we held at Terrace Cafe Park Hotel, Cawang on September 28th. There was not only attended by active members of AMSA-UKI 2019/2020 but also attended by all the seniors from AMSA-UKI and Representatives from District 2. We all participated in many sessions ranging from flashmob “baby shark”, also saw talent shows from each division, have dinner together, and photo session together.

AMSA - Universitas Kristen Indonesia

by Joyna Getruida Sopaheluwakan

As they say, time flies. And it’s been 11 years since AMSA-UKI was established, to work sincerely for the community. In AMSA-UKI we learn, we create, and we are family. Through ups and downs, we always stick around and help each other.

In order to celebrate the 11th anniversary of AMSA-UKI, we hold two events namely Pre-Event and Event (D-Day).

Pre-Event also called “Social Action” is an event we organized with intention to share happiness and give our contribution for people with disability. We chose SLB BCD Nusantara Ber-asrama, Depok as the venue for pre-event. The Social Action was held on September 21st. The event took place with joy and happiness.

They received us with great enthusiasm.

In there we teach them how to wash

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dan Persahabatan

Ternyata, istilah ini bukan hanya semata untuk analogi saja, melainkan terjadi dalam dunia nyata.

Salah satunya terjadi di kegiatan AMSA. Organisasi ini mampu membuat setiap member di AMSA-UKI tertarik akan setiap kegiatan yang di adakan.

AMSA-UKI merupakan salah satu contoh awal perkenalan setiap member dimulai. Disini, setiap member dibentuk untuk saling mengenal satu sama lain sehingga membentuk adanya perduli terhadap satu sama lain antar member. S a m p a i l a h pada acara Build The Sense atau yang disingkat BTS. Tujuan diadakannya BTS ini adalah untuk mengakrabkan member baru dengan member lama.

Acara ini diadakan Villa Ratu Pancawati , Bogor, Jawa Barat pada tanggal 16 Maret 2019 – 17 Maret 2019. Acara diikuti oleh calon member baru dan ada kehadiran pula dari

AMSA-Indonesia, senior AMSA-UKI dan National Team. Setiap rangkaian acara yang sudah terjadwal ini merupakan rangkai acara yang tidak membosankan. Disetiap sesi disediakan hal positif yang bisa diambil.

Contohnya, diacara ini mengutamakan sharing antar member untuk menghilangkan kesenjangan antar angkatan senior dan junior. Disini juga diajarkan untuk berbagi satu dengan yang lain. Penyambutan member baru ini tergolong cukup unik karena melibatkan dan mengundang senior AMSA-UKI dari tenure-tenure sebelumnya. Build The Sense ini menjadikan acara sangat menarik, sehingga setiap peserta menikmatinya. Malam dihari pertama, setiap member akan dibentuk kelompok untuk saling menerbangkan wish yang akan ditulis dalam kertas dan ditempelkan di lampion, lalu diterbangkan bersamaan.

Pernah kalian mendengar arti perkenalan menghasilkan kenyamanan?

Harapan ini ditunjukkan lebih tepatnya untuk AMSA-UKI agar lebih baik dan setiap harapannya bisa tercapai.

Dipagi harinya, peserta akan disuguhkan dengan Outbond dan dengan melewati berbagai games yang menguji kekompakan antar kelompok.

Tidak tanggung-tanggung , setiap kelompok akan dicampur oleh setiap angkatan. Seperti kembali pada tujuan awal, yaitu menciptakan kebersamaan sehingga menjadikan keluarga. Banyak kegiatan dan banyak hal yang bisa diambil dari segi acara BTS ini sendiri. Fondasi awal untuk mengakrabkan member itu sangat efektif. Yang mulanya sebatas pernah melihat, menjadi tahu, dan yang sebatas hanya tahu, menjadi kenal, dan yang sebatas kenal menjadi dekat dan peduli akan satu sama lain.

Terimakasih Build The Sense AMSA-UKI 2018/2019.

AMSA - Universitas Kristen Indonesia

by Namira Bella Alfatasya

SHARING& GROWING TOGETHER

AMSA - Universitas Palangka Raya

by Angel Dineta Margaretta

“Greetings, people of tomorrow…” Every time that sentence pops up in my notification bar, I would hurriedly click it with an extravagant curiosity of what event that AMSA is currently making. Not only events from AMSA Indonesia or invitations from other university, but also my own, University of Palangka Raya (UPR).

In UPR, we hold quite a lot of events with a purpose to influence people around us for living healthily and also to give AMSA UPR members new experiences and knowledge in medicine plus bonding the members itself. How does it work?

In developing one area, it is not only adults who need to know health issues.

We held Event of the Year (EOTY) in last April 2019 for building an awareness on children -students from SDN 2 Mentengabout balanced diet that may educate them on earning proper nutrition from what they eat and prevent them from malnutrition. They were so enthusiastic.

As important as sharing information, checking daily basis health condition is also needed. At Car Free Day (CFD) on Sunday mornings, we go to Bundaran Besar -Location of CFD- and check people’s pulsation rate also their glucose, cholesterol, and uric acid level in their blood. As usual, after checking patients’ condition, we educate them about basic things that they need to know and do. Exactly the same thing as the activity done, we named the event as Pulsation.

Academic is always essential but it is also crucial to grow another skill.

Speaking is one of the important soft skills that people need to have. Medical Debate (McD) will be the best choice to acquire it. We hold this event for high school students in Palangka Raya and give them a platform to share their arguments about health or medical issues. It will also develop their critical thinking and able to stand for what they believe. It is participated with 9 groups of debaters with 3 students in each group. Before the debate, we hold a seminar. In May 2019, we raised “Mental Health” as the topic given which was taking place at Awal Bros Betang Pambelum Hospital and successfully held.

Talking about academic and skills, we also hold an event called Local Academic Training (LAT) which is presented for UPR’s medical students. In that event, we give some training with specific topics. Last LAT we held was about basic surgical skills with total participants reaching 50 students. In addition, we also hold another event which the participants are always showing a big great enthusiasm.

It is a kind of mini seminar about medical which the speakers are doctors and hold on Saturdays. We call it AMSA Pintar because it is truly making us pintar or smart. As the usual seminar, it is filled with information and materials in medical sharing also giving the participants a place to earn a valid answer of their question from the expert. It is so much fun to join this event because we can increase our knowledge in a simple way and relaxed condition which brings us to

enjoyable productive Saturday mornings.

It is open for all UPR’s medical students.

Organization is not always about sharing and giving. We also need to raise our own relation with each other.

That is the reason to hold a Welcoming Party which is held in every year. It may sound and seem simple, but this event bonds us, makes us closer and become more and more a family which is one of the important things in an organization, the feeling of having each other.

Those events are held regularly with different scale of time for each event. Updates of all the events are shared on Instagram @amsaupr with hopes that it may inspire others in working together as an organization.

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