Indonesian Political, Business & Finance News

Archive: 6 March 2002

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RI's, Asia's rights record poor: U.S. State Department

RI's, Asia's rights record poor: U.S. State DepartmentAgence France-Presse, Washington Indonesia continued to make progress in some areas of its transition from a long-entrenched authoritarian regime to a more pluralistic, representative democracy, but the government's human rights record remains...

The above photo is of Jannes Hutagalung, expert staff for state

The above photo is of Jannes Hutagalung, expert staff for state expenditure at the Ministry of Finance. We apologize for failing to identify Hutagalung in a photo that appeared on this page on Tuesday.

Postflood lethal disease kills eight

Postflood lethal disease kills eightAhmad Junaidi, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta At least eight people have died following the recent floods as a result of an infectious disease called leptospirosis, which is carried by rats, an official said on Tuesday.Head of the Jakarta Health Agency A.

Briton robbed in Serpong

Briton robbed in Serpong TANGERANG: Two unidentified robbers riding a motorcycle robbed an Englishman here near Gading Serpong housing complex on Jl. MH. Thamrin on Tuesday morning.Tangerang Police deputy chief Comr.

Gusmao a reluctant presidential campaigner

Gusmao a reluctant presidential campaigner EAST TIMOR: Independence hero Xanana Gusmao said on Tuesday he would be happy to lose the former Indonesian territory's April 14 presidential election. "If I lose, it would be better for me," the charismatic 56- year-old former political prisoner told...

To Minister Boediono

To Minister Boediono Dear Mr. Boediono, please read the news stories about the smuggling of various goods, ranging from second-hand bicycles to used helicopters, published in the mass media over the past two weeks (Feb. 14 to Feb. 26).

Leftovers at Sizzler's

Leftovers at Sizzler's I have been a patron of Sizzler's restaurant for the last three years. Last week I decided it was to be my last visit. I came early to one of Sizzler's restaurants in Jakarta (around 11 a.m.) to order two portions of salad for take away.

Legislators waffle on inquiry into Akbar

Legislators waffle on inquiry into AkbarThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta Unlike tiny parties which have little to lose, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI Perjuangan) remains cautious on the establishment of a House of Representatives (DPR) inquiry team to investigate Speaker Akbar...

Judge arrested for corruption

Judge arrested for corruption PEKANBARU, Riau: Krisman Sormin, the former president of the Pekanbaru District Court, has been arrested on corruption charges.Much. Huzaini, deputy chief of the Riau High Prosecutor's Office, said here on Tuesday that the suspect had been detained and would be brought...

World Cup job ad misleads Indonesian job seekers

World Cup job ad misleads Indonesian job seekersMuninggar Sri Saraswati, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Who could resist an offer to watch the upcoming World Cup in Japan and earn money at the same time?Certainly not job seekers, who were impressed by classified advertisements offering jobs for...

El Nino to return but not as strong as 1997 version

El Nino to return but not as strong as 1997 versionYogita Tahilramani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Indonesia should brace for forest fires, crop failures, health hazards and environmental degradation this year due to the expected return of the dreaded El Nino weather pattern in July, a government...

Govt to decide on debt extension plan Thursday

Govt to decide on debt extension plan ThursdayThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta The government said on Tuesday it had finalized a draft decision on a controversial debt extension plan, and would make a final decision on whether to go ahead with the plan during a Cabinet meeting on Thursday.

Time to 'FEER' get Thailand spat

Time to 'FEER' get Thailand spatThe Nation, Asia News Network, Bangkok The controversy over the Far Eastern Economic Review has reached a virtual impasse. The Review on Monday sent a letter to the Speaker of the House of Representatives to express its regret over the controversy caused by the...

Budiman helped man linked to Osama

Budiman helped man linked to OsamaMark Wilkinson, Reuters, Alexandria, Virginia An Indonesian man suspected of having ties to the hijackers who carried out the Sept. 11 attacks pleaded guilty on Monday to helping a man linked to Osama bin Laden get a driver's license in Virginia.

IBRA says BCA sale team violates rules

IBRA says BCA sale team violates rulesBerni K. Moestafa, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Plans for a high level team to select the winner in the bidding process of Bank Central Asia (BCA) has met with criticism by the agency in charge of the sale, claiming the plan would violate government rulings on...

Indonesian clerics 'founded militant group' in Malaysia

Indonesian clerics 'founded militant group' in MalaysiaYogita Tahilramani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta National Police deputy spokesman Brig. Gen. Edward Aritonang said on Tuesday that an allegedly al-Qaeda-linked militant group, Jamaah Islamiyah, was introduced in Malaysia by Surakarta, Central...

Restructuring at Pejambon

Restructuring at Pejambon Pejambon, in Central Jakarta, is the spot where the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is located. The main building, named the Pancasila building, is considered a historical site since it was there that Sukarno, who was later to become Indonesia's first president, outlined his...

Peace returns to troubled Gujarat

Peace returns to troubled GujaratAgencies, Ahmedabad, India Government workers dug graves on Tuesday for 120 unclaimed bodies of Muslims, as peace returned to the western state of Gujarat after weeklong Hindu-Muslim violence that claimed 570 lives.

Rupiah Rates March. 5

Rupiah Rates March. 5 Bank notes rates TT rates Selling Buying Selling Buying Rp Rp Rp Rp U.S. dollar 1 10,541.00 9,541.00 10,091.00 9,991.00Australian dollar 1 5,491.86 4,866.09 5,257.41 5,200.32Brunei dollar 1 5,761.37 5,211.95 5,515.41 5,457.77Canadian dollar 1 6,633.31 6,000.25 6,350.14 6,283.

JP/12/BEJ

JP/12/BEJ .pl .rmStock prices on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (in Rupiah) on March 5, 2002 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Shares Close Change Volume ------------------------------------------------------------------ Ades Alfindo 1,150 0 2,500 Adindo Foresta 65 0...

DJ Asian Currencies Mixed Late; Rupiah Near 5-Mo High

DJ Asian Currencies Mixed Late; Rupiah Near 5-Mo High Alan Yonan Jr. Dow Jones Singapore Improving prospects for the privatization of state-held assets in Indonesia helped the rupiah climb to a near five-month high against the dollar Tuesday. Other Asian currencies were mixed in rangebound trading.

RI, S'pore: Understanding and being understood

RI, S'pore: Understanding and being understoodJusuf Wanandi, Centre for Strategic and International Studies Jakarta and Simon SC Tay, Singapore Institute of International Affairs, Singapore Indonesians have been angered by Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew's remarks that there are terrorist networks in...

DPR, wake up!

DPR, wake up!From KompasThe government is inconsistent and has disappointed the people when dealing with the debts incurred by business magnates. It's time for the House of Representatives (DPR) to act sternly when dealing with this case. Summon the debtors immediately wherever they are.

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Aceh to form religious police to enforce 'syariah'

Aceh to form religious police to enforce 'syariah'The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The Aceh provincial administration will soon set up religious police to help effectively enforce Islamic syariah law in the rebellious province, a local senior official said on Tuesday.

JP/12/BEJ

JP/12/BEJ .pl .rmStock prices on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (in Rupiah) on March 5, 2002 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Shares Close Change Volume ------------------------------------------------------------------ Ades Alfindo 1,150 0 2,500 Adindo Foresta 65 0...

My money lost in BCA

My money lost in BCA I am writing with regards to what may be becoming a popular crime in our current climate. My wife recently checked her BCA bank account to find that Rp 3,000,000 had been taken out by an unauthorized person or persons. She was extremely distraught as you can imagine.

RI, Asian rights record poor: U.S. State Dept report

RI, Asian rights record poor: U.S. State Dept reportAgence France-Presse Washington Indonesia continued to make progress in some areas of its transition from a long-entrenched authoritarian regime to a more pluralistic, representative democracy, but the government's human rights record remains...

PPP Reform to announce board members

PPP Reform to announce board members JAKARTA: The splinter group of the Muslim-based United Development Party (PPP) will announce the members of its executive board at Bung Karno Sports Stadium in Senayan here on March 24.

On democracy

On democracy Regarding, the article Better parties vital to Indonesia's democracy published in The Jakarta Post on March 5. The most effective way of strengthening both the reform process and national integrity is to build social structures that allow all Indonesians an equal opportunity to...

Motorists willing to risk all to get through railway crossings

Motorists willing to risk all to get through railway crossingsDamar Harsanto, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The train signal rang loudly and the railway gate arm descended slowly as two trains coming from opposite directions on different tracks appeared in the distance.

Responding to ethnic conflicts

Responding to ethnic conflicts There has been a general increase in ethnic conflicts in the country lately. The recent outbreak of an ethnic conflict in Kramat Jati market, East Jakarta, is just one example. And Krmat Jati was still tense on Feb. 25 following the clash between traders.

NU refuses to support PKB in 2004 polls

NU refuses to support PKB in 2004 pollsTiarma Siboro and A'an Suryana, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Alwi Shihab's National Awakening Party (PKB) has seen its bid to win back its traditional support from Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) come unstuck after the country's largest Muslim organization insisted it would...

The above photo is of Jannes Hutagalung, expert staff for state

The above photo is of Jannes Hutagalung, expert staff for state expenditure at the Ministry of Finance. We apologize for failing to identify Hutagalung in a photo that appeared on this page on Tuesday.

Law on privatization urgently needed, say legislators

Law on privatization urgently needed, say legislators Dadan Wijaksana The Jakarta Post Jakarta Government plans to sell five state-owned companies in the first half of the year may yet again face other obstacles, as legislators insist the government should first give the proposal a solid legal...

Judge arrested for corruption

Judge arrested for corruption PEKANBARU, Riau: Krisman Sormin, the former president of the Pekanbaru District Court, has been arrested on corruption charges.Much. Huzaini, deputy chief of the Riau High Prosecutor's Office, said here on Tuesday that the suspect had been detained and would be brought...

Rupiah rises to five-month high against dollar

Rupiah rises to five-month high against dollar The Jakarta Post Jakarta The rupiah broke through on Tuesday the Rp 10,000 level against the U.S. dollar for the first time in five months, on what dealers attributed to rising confidence in a successful sale of Bank Central Asia (BCA).

Govt to decide on debt extension plan Thursday

Govt to decide on debt extension plan ThursdayThe Jakarta Post Jakarta The government said on Tuesday it had finalized a draft decision on a controversial debt extension plan, and would make a final decision on whether to go ahead with the plan during a Cabinet meeting on Thursday.

Asian monies mixed, rupiah strengthens

Asian monies mixed, rupiah strengthensAlan Yonan Jr., Dow Jones, Singapore Improving prospects for the privatization of state-held assets in Indonesia helped the rupiah climb to a near five-month high against the dollar Tuesday. Other Asian currencies were mixed in rangebound trading.

All Arun gas fields now in full operation

All Arun gas fields now in full operationThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta All of the Arun gas fields in the troubled province of Aceh operated by American oil and gas firm ExxonMobil Oil Indonesia Inc. have resumed full operation following the reopening of the Pase field on Monday evening.

East Java legislators under fire over trip

East Java legislators under fire over tripAinur R. Sophiaan, The Jakarta Post, Surabaya The East Java provincial legislative council apparently will go ahead with planned overseas trips this month despite the threat of sanction by political parties.

Japan, S. Korea to 'co-host' PKO in Timor

Japan, S. Korea to 'co-host' PKO in Timor Yoichi Funabashi The Asahi Shimbun Tokyo

22 armed robbers target company

22 armed robbers target company BOGOR: Some 22 people armed with guns and knives broke into farm breeding company PT Anwar Sierad in Pamegarsari, Parung subdistrict, Bogor, early on Tuesday and made off with approximately Rp 350 million in automobiles and cash.

Tension again grips Ambon after group protests recent peace deal

Tension again grips Ambon after group protests recent peace dealOktovianus Pinontoan, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Tension engulfed the Maluku capital of Ambon again on Tuesday after the security forces fired warning shots to halt stone- throwing during a protest by a group of Muslims opposed to the...

Halal label prone to corruption

Halal label prone to corruption JAKARTA: The ministry of religious affairs will soon form a working team to modify three decisions it issued earlier on the implementation of the halal label for food and drink products.

RI to file a WTO complaint against RP cement policy

RI to file a WTO complaint against RP cement policyAdianto P. Simamora, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Indonesia is expected to file a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against measures imposed by the Philippines on imported Indonesian cement products.

Cheated job seekers feel embarrassed, seek refund

Cheated job seekers feel embarrassed, seek refundMuninggar Sri Saraswati The Jakarta Post Jakarta Who could resist an offer to watch the upcoming World Cup in Japan and earn money at the same time?Certainly not job seekers, who were impressed by classified advertisements offering jobs for...

Governor says flood victims not obliged to repay loans

Governor says flood victims not obliged to repay loansAhmad Junaidi, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The conditions for a Rp 66.8 billion (US$6.6 million) loan, allocated to flood victims in the capital, are unclear as City Governor Sutiyoso said on Tuesday that the residents were not obligated to return...

Post-flood disease leptospirosis kills eight

Post-flood disease leptospirosis kills eightAhmad Junaidi The Jakarta Post JakartaAt least eight people have died following the recent floods as a result of a infectious disease called leptospirosis, which is carried by rats, an official said on Tuesday.Head of the Jakarta Health Agency A.

Row brews over Singapore land reclamation near Malaysia border

Row brews over Singapore land reclamation near Malaysia borderAgence France-Presse, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia has expressed fears that a land reclamation project in neighboring Singapore will obstruct its plan to become a regional shipping hub, reports said Tuesday.

'Privatization law urgently needed'

'Privatization law urgently needed'Dadan Wijaksana, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Government plans to sell five state-owned companies in the first half of the year may yet again face other obstacles, as legislators insist the government should first give the proposal a solid legal basis.

Party leaders step up pressure for Akbar's arrest

Party leaders step up pressure for Akbar's arrestThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta Public pressures for detention of House of Representatives Speaker Akbar Tandjung has gained a major boost from the ruling Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI Perjuangan).

Behind occasional strains between neighbors

Behind occasional strains between neighborsJ. Soedjati Djiwandono, Political Analyst, Jakarta Geographic proximity does not ensure easy relations between neighboring countries. On the contrary, it may precisely be a hindrance to good and friendly relations.

Garuda candidate draws criticism

Garuda candidate draws criticismDebbie A. Lubis and Moch. N. Kurniawan, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The nomination of Samudera Sukardi, a brother of State Minister of State Enterprises Laksamana Sukardi, as a candidate for the top post at the country's flag carrier has continued to draw criticism.

Regents show goodwill to amend autonomy law

Regents show goodwill to amend autonomy lawFabiola Desy Unidjaja, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Amid controversy over the ongoing revision of Law No. 22/1999 on regional autonomy, the Regency Administrations' Association (Apkasi) expressed willingness on Tuesday to amend many regional rulings,...

Complaint in order?

Complaint in order? I should have read the article Complaint in order? Time to speak up (The Jakarta Post, Feb. 17), before I left the house that morning.A few days before I was attracted by an advertisement in the Post for a prasmanan (buffet) of dim sum, several types of porridge, desserts and...

Underage maid abused by fellow servants

Underage maid abused by fellow servantsMulta Fidrus, The Jakarta Post, Tangerang Many housemaids are treated poorly -- and often abused -- by their employers owing to a glaring lack of legal protection.The case of Sri Mulyanti, 14, was slightly different from the norm.

Megawati may visit E. Timor

Megawati may visit E. Timor JAKARTA: Despite strong opposition from the House of Representatives (DPR), President Megawati Soekarnoputri is highly likely to attend East Timor's independence celebrations on May 20 in Dili, said legislator Pramono Anung of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle...

Labor disputes at aircraft industry grow complicated

Labor disputes at aircraft industry grow complicatedYuli Tri Suwarni, The Jakarta Post, Bandung Complications have thwarted progress in the labor disputes at state-owned aircraft manufacturing industry PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PT DI) after the management and the Forum of Communications for...

Lucky draw scam

Lucky draw scam With the proliferation of fraudulent practices using the name of PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk's lucky draw through telephone calls as well as letters, we would like to notify and warn the public of the following:There is no correspondence in connection with the announcement of winners...

Post-flood disease leptospirosis kills eight

Post-flood disease leptospirosis kills eightAhmad Junaidi The Jakarta Post Jakarta At least eight people have died following the recent floods as a result of a infectious disease called leptospirosis, which is carried by rats, an official said on Tuesday.Head of the Jakarta Health Agency A.

Malaria claims nine lives in Kebumen

Malaria claims nine lives in KebumenAgus Maryono, The Jakarta Post, Kebumen Following the outbreak of malaria in the Central Java regencies of Banyumas, Cilacap and Banjarnegara, the disease has spread to the neighboring regency of Kebumen, claiming at least nine lives in February.

JP/7/graft

JP/7/graftSuspect speaks out against alleged bribery scandal Asip A. Hasani The Jakarta Post YogyakartaHerman Abdurrahman, the United Development Party (PPP) faction chairman in the Yogyakarta provincial legislative council, has spoken out after he was named one of the two suspects in the alleged...

1. CAFE: 2 lines, 25 counts

1. CAFE: 2 lines, 25 counts Cafe de Paris, a taste of France in bustling Kemang 2. CAKE: 1 line, 28 counts Timeless elegance of plain cake 3. JAMUR: 1 line, 32 counts Tasty fungus good for health, eating

RI targets 1.5% surplus budget by 2004

RI targets 1.5% surplus budget by 2004The Jakarta Post Jakarta The government aims to pull its budget from a chronic deficit into surplus by 2004, betting on an ambitious boost in economic growth and tax revenue, according to the latest slew of economic assumptions released on Tuesday.

Police shoot dead gang leader

Police shoot dead gang leader JAKARTA: Jakarta Police detectives chief Sr. Comr. Bambang Hendarso Danuri revealed on Tuesday that the police have managed to uncover a group of 15 robbers targeting offices and have shot dead the group leader.

Thousands of workers left unprotected in W. Java

Thousands of workers left unprotected in W. JavaNana Rukmana, The Jakarta Post, Cirebon Of more than 1,270 companies employing a total of 95,000 workers in the West Java regencies of Cirebon, Indramayu, Majalengka and Kuningan, only 40 percent have participated in the obligatory social security...

Japan, S. Korea to 'co-host' PKO in Timor

Japan, S. Korea to 'co-host' PKO in TimorYoichi Funabashi, The Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo A contingent of 680 Self-Defense Forces (SDF) members will leave this month for East Timor to engage in peacekeeping operations (PKO).

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'Tax deduction for bullet imports'

'Tax deduction for bullet imports' JAKARTA: The Indonesian Target Shooting and Hunting Association (Perbakin) was considering a reinstatement of the tax deduction for imported bullets, according to newly installed chairman Djadja Suparman here on Tuesday.

* Headlines: Budiman pleads guilty to helping al-Qaeda man 2

* Headlines: Budiman pleads guilty to helping al-Qaeda man 2* Opinion: RI-S'pore: Understanding and being understood 4* City: Governor says flood victims not obliged to repay loans 6* Archipelago: East Java legislators under fire over trip 7 * National: Nahdlatul Ulama unswayed by PKB's invitation...

Motorcycle thief mobbed

Motorcycle thief mobbed TANGERANG: Residents beat a man to death for trying to steal a motorcycle in Kedu village, Sambo subdistrict, Cikupa district of Tangerang early on Monday.Cikupa Police detective chief Supiyanto said the suspect, who had not yet been identified, asked an ojek (motor taxi...

Rupiah rises to five-month high against dollar

Rupiah rises to five-month high against dollarThe Jakarta Post, Jakarta The rupiah broke through on Tuesday the Rp 10,000 level against the U.S. dollar for the first time in five months, on what dealers attributed to rising confidence in a successful sale of Bank Central Asia (BCA).

E. Java legislators under fire for planned trip

E. Java legislators under fire for planned trip Ainur R. Sophiaan The Jakarta Post SurabayaThe East Java provincial legislative council apparently will go ahead with planned overseas trips this month despite the threat of sanction by political parties.

Ornamental fish exports to grow 10%

Ornamental fish exports to grow 10% The National Agency for Export Development (BPEN) projected Indonesian pet fish exports to grow 10 percent this year, citing a growing demand for the commodity.Last year, Indonesia exported US$11.3 million-worth of fish for pets.

Malaria claims nine lives in Kebumen

Malaria claims nine lives in KebumenAgus Maryono The Jakarta Post KebumenFollowing the outbreak of malaria in the Central Java regencies of Banyumas, Cilacap and Banjarnegara, the disease has spread to the neighboring regency of Kebumen, claiming at least nine lives in February.

Generals still defiant about KPP HAM summons

Generals still defiant about KPP HAM summonsTertiani ZB Simanjuntak, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Former Armed Forces chief Gen. (ret) Wiranto and former National Police chief Gen. Roesmanhadi are maintaining their resistance to answering summonses to testify at an inquiry into three high-profile...

RI targets 1.5% surplus by 2004

RI targets 1.5% surplus by 2004The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The government aims to pull its budget from a chronic deficit into surplus by 2004, betting on an ambitious boost in economic growth and tax revenue, according to the latest slew of economic assumptions released on Tuesday.

2. DUIT ( 2 x 13)

2. DUIT ( 2 x 13) Asian monies mixed late; Rupiah climbs 3. Semen ( 2 x 24) RI to file a WTO complaint against RP cement policy 4. Arun ( 2 x 20) Arun gas fields now in full operation

Malaria claims nine lives in Kebumen

Malaria claims nine lives in KebumenAgus Maryono The Jakarta Post KebumenFollowing the outbreak of malaria in the Central Java regencies of Banyumas, Cilacap and Banjarnegara, the disease has spread to the neighboring regency of Kebumen, claiming at least nine lives in February.

Jusuf Wanandi

Jusuf Wanandi Centre for Strategic and International Studies Jakarta Simon SC Tay Singapore Institute of International Affairs Singapore 2. FEER -- Time to forget the whole issue 1 x 32 36pt Bodoni Time to FEERget Thailand spat The Nation Asia News Network Bangkok 3.

1. Ngeler: 8 x 4 lines

1. Ngeler: 8 x 4 linesEast Java legislators under fire over trip 2. DI: 20 x 2 linesPT DI suspends two labor activists 3. Malaria: 16 x 2 lines Malaria claims 9 lives in Kebumen4. Jamsos: 24 x 2 linesThousands of workers left unprotected in West Java

Rupiah Rates March. 5

Rupiah Rates March. 5JP/11/ConversionRupiah Rates March. 5 Bank notes rates TT rates Selling Buying Selling Buying Rp Rp Rp Rp U.S. dollar 1 10,541.00 9,541.00 10,091.00 9,991.00Australian dollar 1 5,491.86 4,866.09 5,257.41 5,200.32Brunei dollar 1 5,761.37 5,211.95 5,515.41 5,457.

Dewi Sukarno testifies against 'What's On' editor

Dewi Sukarno testifies against 'What's On' editorMuninggar Sri Saraswati, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Ratna Sari Dewi, one of former president Sukarno's wives, appeared during a hearing of the Central Jakarta District Court on Tuesday to testify against What's On monthly magazine's chief editor,...

Patience needed in Ambon

Patience needed in Ambon A peace parade in Ambon on Saturday (March 2) turned into a frightening scene. Rioting broke out when people from the Christian and Muslim camps approached the Al-Fatah Mosque. Several motorcycles and pedicabs were set on fire and a number of people were reportedly stabbed.

Where to go in Surabaya, for Wednesday, March 6, 2001

Where to go in Surabaya, for Wednesday, March 6, 2001TalkPresentation on English Courses in UK; What choices do you have?: at Study in UK Information Centre Ubaya, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., March 7, at the British Council or ITS English Study Center, Jl. Cokroaminoto 12 A, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., March 9.