Padi Raya Street Semarang Floods Reveal Inhibition Gaps, Says Ex-Civil Engineer

VANIA ANDANI PURDA (30802300005)

Banjir Parah Ganggu Kehidupan Sosial Mahasiswa di Kawasan Kaligawe

 RETNO WAHYUNING PUTRI (30802300002)

Flooding in Genuk Indah, Semarang, Central Java Forces Warteg Suka Asih a Food Stall to Close for More Than Two Weeks

ZALFA RYVTIA NAURAH (30802300006)

Flooding in Genuk-Kaligawe has Paralyzed the Activities of Some Residents of Semarang

Activities at Islamic Boarding School Hampered by Flood, Students Face Clean Water and Logistics Crisis

Severe Flood Hits Semarang City, Disrupting Daily Activities and Campus Life

Floods Disrupt Daily Life of Unissula Students in East Semarang

FARIDATUL RIZKA (30802300010)

Years Pass, Floods Continue: Genuk Residents' Voices for the Government

The Pretty Student Who Faces Floods Every Year Far from Home

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The Flooding that Lasted for Days Disrupted Daily Productivity and The Assignments of Unissula Students

NINDYA IENAS TS. (3080230018)

UNISSULA Students Persevere Through Kaligawe Floods 2025: Between Online Classes, Rising Water, and Resilience

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Repeated Flooding in Kaligawe Disrupts Local Economy and Highlights Flood Pump Maintenance Issues

 VIONELLA IZZA MAULIDA (30802300023)

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Floods in Semarang Disrupt Local Trading Activities

ZALFA AZZAHRA SALIM (30802300025)

Floods in Semarang Reduced Traders' Income, Economic Conditions Have Not Recovered Even Though Waters Have Receded

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Creative Hobbies Fashion Show 2024 Celebrates Artistry

ISTIQOMAH (30802200018)

Creative Hobbies Fashion Show 2024 Celebrates Artistry

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The Creative Hobbies Fashion Show 2024 recently concluded, showcasing a stunning array of innovative designs. Held on November 11, 2024, the event brought together fashion enthusiasts and hobbyists from across Indonesia, providing a dynamic platform for self-expression through clothing and accessories.

The event was designed to inspire and encourage young designers and hobbyists by offering them an opportunity to explore and experiment with fashion. From vibrant hand-painted designs to intricate crochet patterns, the show displayed a variety of styles influenced by different hobbies such as painting, knitting, and woodworking. Workshops and live demonstrations enriched the experience, providing valuable learning opportunities for attendees.

A key highlight of the event was a collection inspired by Indonesian traditional crafts. A group of young artisans collaborated to create outfits featuring handwoven textiles and batik, combining time-honored techniques with contemporary fashion trends.

"I am thrilled to see how my love for crochet can be incorporated into fashion, and it's amazing to witness others appreciate the effort behind handmade creations," shared one of the designers. "Having my work showcased on the runway has been an unforgettable experience."

Another designer, who integrates woodworking into fashion, featured accessories made from reclaimed wood, adding a rustic yet modern touch to their collection.

"Turning reclaimed wood into wearable art has been a challenging yet rewarding process," they said. "The positive feedback from the audience makes all the effort worthwhile."

The Creative Hobbies Fashion Show 2024 proved to be an inspiring and forward-thinking event, offering a glimpse into the future of Indonesia's fashion scene, one that celebrates creativity, craftsmanship, and the joy of exploring personal hobbies. It's exciting to imagine how these emerging designers will continue to shape and redefine the industry.

The fashion show also emphasized the importance of sustainability in the fashion industry. Many of the featured designs utilized eco-friendly materials, such as upcycled fabrics and biodegradable textiles. The commitment to sustainability was evident in several collections, with designers opting for natural dyes and locally sourced materials to create their pieces. The incorporation of environmentally conscious practices not only highlighted the designers' creativity but also underscored the growing movement towards ethical fashion in Indonesia.

In addition to the fashion collections, the event featured several workshops that allowed attendees to engage directly with the designers and learn new skills. From basic sewing techniques to advanced textile painting, the workshops provided a hands-on opportunity for participants to explore the craftsmanship behind the designs. These interactive sessions also allowed for meaningful exchanges between hobbyists and professional designers, fostering a sense of community and mutual inspiration.

Another highlight was the collaboration between emerging and established designers. Veteran designers mentored younger talents, offering valuable insights into the industry and providing guidance on how to succeed in the competitive fashion world. This mentorship not only benefited the participants but also enriched the overall event by creating a harmonious blend of experience and fresh perspectives. It was a true celebration of Indonesia’s diverse fashion ecosystem, where both tradition and innovation could thrive together.

The event also placed a strong emphasis on the inclusion of diverse body types and gender expressions. Models of various shapes, sizes, and identities graced the runway, reflecting the growing inclusivity within the fashion industry. This move was a step forward in promoting body positivity and embracing individuality, allowing people from all walks of life to feel represented in the world of fashion. It highlighted the importance of creating fashion that is not only stylish but also accessible and affirming for everyone.

The success of the Creative Hobbies Fashion Show 2024 has left many attendees excited for what’s next. The event proved that fashion is more than just clothing; it’s an avenue for self-expression, creativity, and cultural exploration. As these young designers continue to grow and push boundaries, the future of Indonesia's fashion scene looks bright. Their passion and dedication to blending personal hobbies with fashion have set the stage for a new wave of innovation that is sure to make an impact both locally and globally.

Not Only Palestine, This Middle Eastern Country Was Also Attacked by Israel

By Rahmatika Rohadatul Aisy_UNISSULA

Conditions after an Israeli attack on the outskirts of the capital Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday (9/21/2024).

 

Apart from Palestine, Israel also attacked one of the Middle Eastern countries, Lebanon, on Saturday (9/21/2024) in Beirut. The Lebanese Health Ministry said that 38 people were killed and 60 were injured.

The Israel attack on Beirut took place in the middle of a residential area, causing heavy damage to buildings in Beirut. Many locals fled the area for fear of an Israel attack.

 

The target of Israel's attack was Hezbollah, a Lebanese political party and paramilitary group backed by Iran. Israel's reason for attacking Lebanon is so that it can repatriate its citizens who fled to the north (border with Lebanon).

“This is part of the effort to repatriate 65,000 Israelis who were ordered to evacuate in the early days of the conflict in anticipation of Hezbollah attacks on their homes near the Lebanese border,” Israel Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said on Al Jazeera.

 

At the MPR Leadership Election Meeting, Komeng said "Anak Muda Perlu, Jangan sampa yang Daftar Anakonda".

 

DPD RI member Alfiansyah Komeng made a joke during the plenary meeting for the election of MPR leadership for the 2024-2029 period from DPD elements, Wednesday (2 October 2024) evening.

Komeng made this joke when the son of the Minister of Law and Human Rights (Menkumham) Supratman Andi Agtas, Abcandra Muhammad Akbar Supratman, proposed himself as a candidate for leadership of the MPR from the DPD element.

Abcandra was the last candidate to nominate himself and submitted support files from a number of DPD members to DPD Deputy Chairperson Tamsil Linrung as chairman of the meeting.

They called Abcandra a young senator and therefore suitable to be a candidate for leadership of the MPR RI from the DPD element.

Responding to this statement, Tamsil emphasized that the existence of young people is very necessary and deserves to be given the opportunity to compete. "You also need young people," said Tamsil.

Hearing the conversation, Komeng immediately made a joke through the loudspeaker which made the senators in the meeting room laugh.

"Anak Muda Perlu, Jangan Sampai yang Daftar Anakonda" Komeng said Abruptly.

Mochamad Luthfi (30802200002)