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(PADANG) Khaidir Anwar’s Resource Center (RC) is a square room located on the second floor of Faculty of Humanities Andalas University. It is a place that frequently visited by English Department students, especially those who come from English Department. Visitors are required to take off their footwears before entering the room and only allowed to come inside by being barefoot. A wide blue carpet spreads across the room, which have shelves that contain lots of books collection. The other side of the room provides some computers, free to be used by the visitors. Some short, wide tables stood firmly in the middle of the room, leaving some spaces for the visitors to sit or lay down on the floor. There are also some sets of gameboard and games cards, in case the visitors want to play games. If it gets too hot inside, RC has two units of the Air Conditioner (AC) to cooling it down. RC typically open from Monday to Friday from 08.00 AM to 16.00 PM.  This fun, cozy, and comfortable env

Translation is an activity to change the work of literature from a foreign language to the language we use. For example, changing the novel in English into Indonesian. In 2015, translation began to open wide in Indonesia. At this time, translation has become a job. Translation works have been widely distributed in Indonesia. This public lecture took place on Monday, October 22, 2018 in the Seminar Room, Faculty of Humanities, Andalas University. This course aims to introduce the translation industry and the role of English Department students in the translation industry. The speaker presented was Anton Kurnia, a writer and translation practitioner. The event starts at 09:30 and begins with the opening by the Master of Ceremony (MC). Then, there is also a story telling by one of the English Literature students. The core program was opened by a moderator. Anton Kurnia, as the speaker explained about what was needed by a translator and works that had been translated by Indonesian peop

Reporters surely have some technique or trick to interview someone. This technique used to the interviewees so that the person can relax and answer the question smoothly. This will become plus point for the reporter. Here some techniques and things to consider in interviewing somebody/people : 1. Improve Your Interview Technique 2. Good Dress for Interview Success 3. Brush Up Your Interview Skills 4. Minimize Interview Stress 5. Make the Best First Impression 6. Sell Yourself to the Interviewer 7. Take the Time to Say Thank You After the Interview 8. Practice Interviewing 9. Avoid These Interview Mistakes That is some techniques and things to consider in interviewing somebody/people. I hope it can help you. Source: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/top-job-interview-tips-2061331

An Interview is a conversation where questions are asked and answered are given to get some information from some people. A person who do interview is a reporter and someone who give the information is a interviewees. Reporters use a paper and a pen to write the information, but nowadays they use voice recorder to simplify their work. Interviews usually take place face to face in person at some place. But nowadays, because of the internet, enabled us to make conversations to happen in which parties are separated geographically. Sources : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interview

Journalism refers to the production and distribution of reports on recent events. Journalism aims is to tell everyone about events by entering the 5W1H element to the article. There is 4 steps to make report in journalism : - Gathering the information. You can get the information from interview some people. A person who do this is being called as a reporter. - Make an article from the information. After you gather all information, write the information into an article. - Editing the article. You have to check your article again to make sure there are no typo or bad word in the article - Publish the article. The advent of the internet and Smartphone has brought significant changes to the journalism in recent years. This has a shift in the consumption of print media channels, as people increasingly consume news through e-readers, smartphones, and other personal electronic devices, as opposed to the more traditional formats of newspapers, magazines or television news channe