Tuesday, 17 May 2011

The Name of AUI is still Available!

by The Third Eye 

turinit.com is one of the websites where the AUI-S students
are submitting their papers and assignments. It is considered
to be a plagiarize checker that the professors depend on.

 Last Thursday, one of the promises was to keep Sulaimani with the name of the university. I really can't understand what is going on here. There are both the American University of Iraq and the American University of Iraq-Sulaimani in a single institution. I wonder to understand whether it has been forgotten to rewrite Sulaimani for this website or there is still a plan to change the name to AUI implicitly.


Monday, 16 May 2011

The Third Eye Poll: IT Department Didn't Get a Single Vote

The Third Eye Poll shows the last results
 
by The Third Eye
The Third Eye poll reveals that the majority voters are agree that the Dean of the Students Office is most engaged with the students. About thirty people voted during the sixteen days that the question was available on the blog. The question was, “Which department is most engaged with the students?” Below are the last results of the poll.

MEPI Students Demonstrate Early Initiative

MEPI Georgtwoners-by Saad Charif
by The Third Eye
After several students were accepted from different countries in the Middle East to study in the United States in a program that is sponsored by The Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI), the participants have been divided into different groups. Each group will go to one of the universities in the United States partnering with MEPI for six weeks. One of those groups will go to Georgetown University. At Georgetown University, they will attend lecture series, readings, and discussions that are combined with visits to different places in the United States to develop their leadership skills.

Saturday, 14 May 2011

The Third Eye Participated in the First Meeting of the Social Media Conferance

by The Third Eye
Friday May 13th, 2011, Sulaimani, Iraq- The Third Eye participated in the first meeting of the International Media Support at the American University of Iraq Sulaimani. The meeting started at 10 am and lasted until 4 pm. During the meeting, a lot of ideas were discussed among the participants in developing and expanding social media in Iraq.

What is Wrong With (-S)?!

by Mahdi Mala Abdullah
The thing that is really bothering me about the decision of removing (-S) from the name of my university, The American University of Iraq- Sulaimani, is that they decided to change the name without even anticipating how our feeling would be look like. We, students, are a big part of this environment, so anyone who is responsible behind that decision should notice that we, students, have voice and our voice should be considered and counted.  The board trustees or the people who are behind that decision, we want you to

Friday, 13 May 2011

S, Will not be Removed from AUIS

by The Third Eye
A recent e-mail that has been sent out by James R. Harrigan, dean of the students, explains that both the name of the university and its acronym will be the same as the old ones with only some changes in their design. According to the e-mail, it was just a rumour that anyone as has ever tended to remove Sulaimani from the name of the American University. below is the exact e-mail from Dr. James

AUI-S Students Protest against Removing Sulaimani from AUI(-S)

 by The Third Eye
Photos by: Bahman A. Hassan
Students are holding AUS slogans
Thursday May 12th, 2011, Sulaimani, Iraq- A large number of the American University of Iraq-Sulaimani students protested against removing  (-S) from the name of AUI-S. Since Sulaimani is the first city that hosts the American university, the students are angry about the decision that has been made by the board of trustees.
Dr. James Harrigan, dean of students, asked the students to stop protesting and waiting until next Monday when a big meeting will be held among the students, administration, and the board of the university. So, the protest didn’t last long due to the respect  for Dr. James’s acquisition.