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Feb 28, 2011

Student Eye is not Responsible for Kurdistanpost's News

Kurdistanpost.com, a famous Kurdish website, has published a "declaration by some AUI-S students" threatening the administration with a strike if AUI-S didn't respond to their demands.

While we are not related to that group of students and we don't care if there is such a group or not, the news has shown Student Eye's news as their sources.

We want to inform all of our readers that we are not related in any way to that website, declaration or group of students. Student Eye will say its opinions here on the blog and nowhere else.
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Feb 24, 2011

One Night for Freedom

by Dana Jaf 



I began calling people to stay at Bardarki Sara, after Faruq Rafiq ended the demonstration there. I criticized him for being unclear about what he wanted.

I asked the youth there not to leave Sera to any other place. Unfortunately, the model was to end the demonstration at Sera and head to Saholaka. After few minutes, we heard the sound of bullets.
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Feb 23, 2011

Some Students Reject Their New Instructors Before Taking Their Classes

 Tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011, will be the last day of the fall semester. Students are taking their last final exams, and they are patiently waiting for final grades. While we congratulate AUI-S students, we wish you all the best with the exams.
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Feb 21, 2011

Student Eye: Thanked it's supporters and calls for calm and reasonable steps


We are all nothing but free speech thirsty individuals; thus, whenever there is a threat to our simple and worthwhile philosophy, we will speak up and support the enfeebled needy one. While we congratulate our readers and ourselves on releasing Dana Newzer, we thank those who assisted us to see the fruit of our labor. Today, most of AUI-S students proved that they care much about the suffering of their friends; we
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AUI-S asked to postpond the student's meeting to support Dana

Dear all,
Although it was planned to have a meeting  to support Dana Newzer today at 11 am, we announce that the meeting is postponed to an indefinite time. This decision is based on a request from the Academic Dean of the Students. Dr. James Harrigian, promised to work hard on the case and asked students to remain calm and let his office to do their job.
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AUI-S Students are going to start actions to free Dana


Under the Slogan, "We are all Dana. Free him or we will all come to the prison." Tomorrow at 11 am , a group of the AUI-S Students in front of the main building of the AUI-S are going to gather together take actions to help Dana be freed.
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Feb 20, 2011

Dana Nawzer, the founder of the Studnet Eye, is arrested!

Dana Newzer

A source that witnessed the event told Student Eye that a  group of youths that their numbers were about a hundred wanted to make Sara Square a Kurdish Tahrir Sqaure, so they started a campaign there. Their first activity was praying. While they were in the middle of their prayer, an anonymous, that is considered to be a police officer, attacked them with tear gas. Thus, three people were strongly injured and the rest of the others were run away before finishing their prayer.
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Feb 19, 2011

Famous Kurdish Intellectual Attacks AUI-S on Air

Faruq Rafiq, a famous Kurdish intellectual who lead the demonstrations in Sulaimani today, spoke to a Kurdish satellite channel Saturday night. 


He attacked the Kurdish leaders and their supposed achievements.
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AUI-S Students Made History: Havin Osman and Renass Hassan Give Flowers to the Security Forces

Havin Osman while giving the red rose to the security
forces on Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011
A scene repeated in Tunisia and Egypt before, and seen again in Kurdistan today. 

Demonstrators for peace and freedom show their love for their country and countrymen by giving flowers to their supposed enemies. 

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AUI-S Students are not Ready for the Final Exams

This is a message to the AUI-S administration,

Under the current security situation in Sulaimani, AUI-S students, especially those living in Sulaimani are not ready to enter the final exams tomorrow.

The mental conditions we live in doesn't allow us to concentrate on the exams.

We are a part of the events and we cannot ignore what is going on these hours at the center of the city.

We ask the administration to postpone the exams if they really care about the academic success of their students.

A group of AUI-S students
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Robert Sarracino: A Professor Loved by his Students

Dr. Sarracino
Last week, a group of  Dr. Robert Sarracino's students started a kind of campaign on Facebook to show their love and admiration for professor Sarracino. 

Robert Sinclair Sarracino, 64 years old, wears a grey hat for most of the time gazing calmly at the students. He is known among his students to be "respectful" and "intelligent". He is also praised for his great appreciation for the local culture here in Sulaimani. 
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Feb 18, 2011

Sulaimani is not Secure: Students Ask AUI-S to Postpone Final Exams

KDP Hammer on Salm street
Friday Morning 
After the bloody events of yesterday, some AUI-S students ask the administration to postpone the final exams for a week. 

The students, mostly from cities outside Sulaimani, are forced by their families to not come back to Sulaimani under the current circumstances. 
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Feb 17, 2011

Bloody Day in Sulaimani... 1 Killed, 40 Injured

After ending a demonstration in the center of the city, tens of demonstrators headed towards Kurdistan Democratic Party headquarters in Sulaimani throwing stones at the building. 

The guards fired back at the demonstrators with live bullets killing 1 and wounding 40 according to the last news published in the local media. 

Student Eye mourns the death of the sons of this country who wanted nothing but freedom and justice. 
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Feb 16, 2011

Student Eye Publishes Contract of First AUI-S Chancellor: $1000,000 Insurance, $320,000 Salary, $250,000 bonus

Dr. Owen Cargol
Student Eye has reached a document which is a signed contract between the American University of Iraq-Sulaimani and Dr. Owen Cargol, first AUI-S chancellor. 


According to the contract, Dr. Owen Cargol would be given $1000,000 in advance covering his life insurance in case of death or kidnapping in Suli.

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Head of KRG IT Department to have a Lecture at AUI-S Tomorrow

Botan Mahmud Osman
Botan Osman, the head of Kurdistan Regional Government's Information Technology department, will visit AUI-S and give a lecture on Thursday, February 17, 2011. 


The event, which is organized by ASITA club, will be held at 2:30 pm, room 26. 
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Feb 15, 2011

Dr. Shareef: If Reforms and Economic Success Continue, KRG will Gain more Credibility

Dr. Muhammad Sahreef
Interviewer: Shalaw Fatah 


          What do you think about the current mode of relations between KRG and Washington? Is it guaranteed or just conversational?

The current relationship between the US and the KRG is strong and steady. However, no strong relation is guaranteed unless there are mutual interests. Both the US and the KRG have to feel they are gaining considerably from this relationship.
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Feb 13, 2011

AUI-S Student Brings 35 Couples Together

Aryan Barzan
Aryan Barzan, a Business Administration junior student at the American University of Iraq-Sulaimani, delivered a speech to 35 new couples on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011. 


Qaywan company, represented by the AUI-S student in the ceremony, has helped 70 young men and women to come together and form new families so far. 

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Dr. Floyd: Nowhere are the Winds of Change more Noticeable than Here in Sulaimani

Dr. Floyd while signing a book 
Dr. Randall Floyd, a professor of American History at the American University of Iraq-Sulaimani, writes an op-ed to a local newspaper at his hometown back in U.S. 


Dr. Floyd points out to the historical importance of the "Lands between Two Rivers".
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Feb 10, 2011

Egyptian Protesters Thank AUI-S Students for Their Support


Our friends; the people of Iraqi Kurdistan,

Your concern and hope are most appreciated by the Egyptian people. The Egyptian people now can stand bullets, tear gases, and being beaten to death but they can not stand tyranny no more.


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Feb 8, 2011

No Country for Weak Men

by Dana Jaf

 Injustice is when the laws don't apply to everyone, every time and everywhere.

 Injustice stinks!

And I can smell this bad odor right now.
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Feb 7, 2011

Step Down Dictator, Shouted AUI-S Students Supporting Egyptian Youth

On Sunday, February 6, 2011, a group of AUI-S students arranged a meeting for manifestation of support for the Egyptian youth. 

The group, acting in the name of Free Youth Movement, started the public meeting at 2:30 pm. 
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Feb 4, 2011

On Sunday, We Will Stand for Freedom


he American University of Iraq-Sulaimani students will demonstrate peacefully on Sunday, February 6 to show their support for the Egyptian freedom-fighters. 
The meeting will be held at 2:30 pm in front of the main building, AUI-S campus. 
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Feb 3, 2011

Egyptian Youth Fight for Freedom, Let's Show Our Support on Sunday

The American University of Iraq-Sulaimani students will demonstrate peacefully on Sunday, February 6 to show their support for the Egyptian freedom-fighters. 


The meeting will be held at 2:30 pm in front of the main building, AUI-S campus. 

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Feb 2, 2011

On Teaching Practices and Academic Quality Control

Sarbast Majeed 
by Sarbast Majeed 


We all know that AUI-S is a high-standardized academic institution. We all know that our professors and instructors are, with all confidence, good at their jobs, teaching methods, skills, and other educational practices.

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After Student Eye's Report, Someone Pays Dorm Tuitions for 10 Students

A source from Student Affairs office told Student Eye that someone has paid dorm tuitions for 10 AUI-S students.


The generous person, who had preferred to reman anonymous, gave an amount of money to the Studen Affairs office to pay dorm tutitions for 10 AUI-S students.
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Student Newspaper Asks Dr. Moulakis Stupid Questions!

Gashapedan, Kurdish for development, a student newspaper published by a group of Human Development University conducts an interview with Dr. Anathasios Moulakis, AUI-S provost.


The interview, which is more of an interrogation, asks a very stupid question.
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