A 20 Years Memoir of Nov 1995 Intake, YIT (HQ)

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Aung Ko Lwin .................................................................................................. 2 - 2
1. ..................................................................................................... 2
Aung Kyi Sann ................................................................................................ 3 - 3
2. .......................................................................................... 3
Hnin Hnin Swe ................................................................................................ 4 - 4
3. ....................................................................................... 4
Hsan Win Htay ................................................................................................ 5 - 7
4. YIT ................................................................................................................ 5
5. ...................................................................................................... 6
6. ........................................................................................ 7
Hter Thitsar .................................................................................................. 8 - 13
7. () .......................................................................................... 8
8. RIT ........................................................................................................... 9
9. Party time .................................................................................................... 10
10. .................................................................................................. 11
11. ..................................................................................................... 12
12. ............................................................................................. 13
Ko Ko Gyi ......................................................................................................14 - 15
13. ............................................................................. 14
14. ........................................................................................... 15
Kyaw Thu Myint Swe .....................................................................................16 - 16
15. ................................................................................... 16
Myat Htut Win ...............................................................................................17 - 23
16. ........................................................................................... 17
17. .................................................................................... 18
18. Mech King .................................................................................................... 19
19. Mech Queen ................................................................................................. 20
20. Party time .................................................................................................... 21

21. .......................................................................................... 23
Myo Thu Ya ..................................................................................................24 - 24
22. .................................................................................................... 24
Naing Lin Aung..............................................................................................25 - 25
23. ..................................................................................... 25
Thant Zin Win ...............................................................................................26 - 29
24. .......................................................................................... 26
25. .......................................................................................... 27
26. ............................................................................................ 28
27. ....................................................................................... 29
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Hsan Win Htay .............................................................................................31 - 33
Kyaw Win Tun.................................................................................................... 34
Thet Win Thu ...............................................................................................35 - 46
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Aung Ko Lwin ...............................................................................................48 - 51
1. PTU ......................................................... 48
2. ......................................................................... 50
3. .............................................................. 51
Aung Ko Thet ..............................................................................................52 - 53
4. .............................................................................. 52
Aung Kyi Sann .............................................................................................54 - 75
5. ........................................................................ 54
Aung Myo Paing ...........................................................................................76 - 78
6. Ruby Moments ............................................................................................. 76
Aung Soe Lynn .............................................................................................79 - 79

7. ................................................................................................. 79
Aung Thu Htoon ...........................................................................................80 - 97
8. ................................ 80
Kyi Thar ..................................................................................................... 98 - 109
9. Requiem for Y.I.T, Zewaka, Htee Koe Latt and Thamine Campus (1-7) ............ 98
Khin Sandar Tun ...................................................................................... 110 - 116
10. Requiem for Y.I.T, Zewaka, Htee Koe Latt and Thamine Campus (8-9) ........... 110
Aung Thu Htoon ....................................................................................... 117 - 125
11. ................................................................ 117
12. ............................................................................................. 118
13. ................................................................. 119
14. ............................... 120
15. ......................................................................... 121
16. ..................................................................................... 124
17. ...................................................................................... 125
Aung Thura Phyo ..................................................................................... 126 - 126
18. ........................................................................................ 126
Aye Aye Mon ............................................................................................ 127 - 137
19. ....................................................................................... 127
20. .......................................................................... 129
21. ............................................................................. 131
22. ..................................................................... 132
23. ......................................................................................................... 133
24. ............................................................... 135
Aye Aye Thet ........................................................................................... 138 - 139
25. YTU ................................................................. 138
Bo Bo Swe Hlaing ..................................................................................... 140 - 140
26. ................................................................................ 140
Cho Cho Nwe ........................................................................................... 141 - 144
27. .................................................................................. 141
28. ......................................................................................... 143

Cho Mar................................................................................................... 145 - 145
29. First day drive to school ............................................................................... 145
Hlaing Min ............................................................................................... 146 - 146
30. ................................................................................... 146
Hnin Hnin Swe ......................................................................................... 147 - 147
31. .................................................................................................... 147
Hsan Win Htay ......................................................................................... 148 - 163
32. Homesickness .............................................................................................. 148
33. .................................... 149
34. - .............................................................................. 150
35. ...................................................................... 151
36. ................................................................................................. 153
37. ........................................................................................................ 154
38. BBC, VOA, RFA .......................................................... 156
39. .................................................................................... 158
40. () () ..................... 161
Htay Htay Aung........................................................................................ 164 - 164
41. ........................................................................... 164
Hter Thitsar ............................................................................................. 165 - 168
42. .............................................................................. 165
43. practical ............................................................................ 167
Kawt Mai ................................................................................................. 169 - 170
44. .................................................................................. 169
Kay Thwe Htun ........................................................................................ 171 - 174
45. ................................................................................... 171
Khin Sandar Tun ...................................................................................... 175 - 183
46. .................................................................................. 175
47. PTU ........................................................................................ 177
48. ........................................................................... 180
49. ..................................................................... 182
Ko Ko Gyi................................................................................................. 184 - 186

50. ..................................... 184
51. .............................. 185
Kyaw Aung Win ........................................................................................ 187 - 190
52. ....................................................................... 187
53. () ........................................................... 189
Kyaw Kyaw Tun ....................................................................................... 191 - 198
54. .................................................... 191
55. ............................ 194
Kyaw Lin Oo ............................................................................................ 199 - 199
56. Think Different ............................................................................................ 199
Kyaw Min Khaing ...................................................................................... 200 - 202
57. ................................................................................... 200
Kyaw Min Naing ....................................................................................... 203 - 203
58. ............................................................................. 203
Kyaw Min Oo ........................................................................................... 204 - 205
59. YIT ..................................................... 204
Kyaw Minn Htin ........................................................................................ 206 - 207
60. ................................ 206
Kyaw Thant Syn ....................................................................................... 208 - 209
61. .................................................................. 208
62. ........................................ 209
Kyaw Thu Myint Swe ................................................................................ 210 - 217
63. .......................................................................................... 210
Kyaw Thu Swe ......................................................................................... 218 - 220
64. YIT () .................................................... 218
Kyaw Thu Thiha ....................................................................................... 221 - 224
65. PTU ........................................................................................ 221
Kyi Thar ................................................................................................... 225 - 226
66. Stranger than a dream ................................................................................. 225
Lae Lae Soe ............................................................................................. 227 - 236

67. ................................................................................... 227
68. .................................................. 232
69. April Fool ............................................................. 234
70. ........................................................................... 235
Lwin Mar ................................................................................................. 237 - 254
71. .................................................................................... 237
72. ............................................................................... 241
73. .............................................................. 251
Lynn Myint Tun ........................................................................................ 255 - 256
74. ................................................................................. 255
Maung Maung Thant Zin ........................................................................... 257 - 287
75. ................................................................................. 257
76. () ................................................................ 285
Moe The Phyu .......................................................................................... 288 - 289
77. ...................................................................................................... 288
Moe Zaw Tint ........................................................................................... 290 - 290
78. ...................... 290
Mya Thida Aung ....................................................................................... 291 - 293
79. ........................................................................................... 291
Myat Maw ................................................................................................ 294 - 299
80. ................................................................................ 294
81. ............................................................................................... 296
82. ....................................................................... 297
Myo Min Htut ........................................................................................... 300 - 308
83. EC ...................................................................................... 300
84. ..................................................................... 301
85. ................................................................................................... 303
86. ......................................................................... 305
87. YIT Nov 95 Intake 20th Anniversary ............................................................. 308
Myo Minn ................................................................................................. 309 - 335

88. ................................................................. 309
89. ............................................................ 312
90. ................................................................................. 314
91. ....................................................................................... 315
92. ......................................... 320
93. .................................................................................................... 326
94. ..................................................................................... 328
95. ................................................................................................. 331
96. ......................................................................... 332
Myo Thant ............................................................................................... 336 - 336
97. ............................................................................ 336
Myo Thu Ya ............................................................................................. 337 - 339
98. ........................................................................................................... 337
Nay Zar Kyaw Win .................................................................................... 340 - 342
99. .............................................................................. 340
100.
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Ni Ni Aye ................................................................................................. 343 - 345

101.
YTU PTU ........................................................................................ 343
102.
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Nyan Min Tun .......................................................................................... 346 - 347

103.
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Sandar Aye .............................................................................................. 348 - 348

104.
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Sandar Than ............................................................................................ 349 - 350

105.
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Saw Marlar Soe ........................................................................................ 351 - 351

106.
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Saw Thet Lin ............................................................................................ 352 - 359

107.
RC-2 ........ 352
108.
EC ............................... 353
109.
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110.
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111.
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112.
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Soe Khaing .............................................................................................. 360 - 375

113.
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114.
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115.
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116.
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Soe Sann Htet .......................................................................................... 376 - 379

117.
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118.
Drawing .......................................................................................... 378
Su Su Aye ................................................................................................ 380 - 385

119.
YIT ........................................................................... 380
120.
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121.
EP Ec ................................................................ 383
122.
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Swe Swe Tint ........................................................................................... 386 - 387

123.
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Thant Syn ................................................................................................ 388 - 388

124.
first year .......................................................................... 388
Thazin Myint ............................................................................................ 389 - 389

125.
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Theri Su................................................................................................... 390 - 390

126.
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Thet Su Htun ........................................................................................... 391 - 394

127.
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Thuzar Lwin ............................................................................................. 395 - 395

128.
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Tin Mi Mi Aye ........................................................................................... 396 - 410

129.
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130.
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131.
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Tin Win Htun ........................................................................................... 411 - 438

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133.
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134.
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135.
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TR ........................................................................................................... 439 - 440

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Tu Tu ...................................................................................................... 441 - 478

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138.
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139.
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Wai Linn Aung ......................................................................................... 479 - 479

140.
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Wai Phyo Lin ............................................................................................ 480 - 483

141.
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142.
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Win Htaik................................................................................................. 484 - 485

143.
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Win Le Kyaw ............................................................................................ 486 - 498

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145.
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146.
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147.
YIT ............................................................. 494
148.
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149.
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Win Naing Oo .......................................................................................... 499 - 513

150.
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151.
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152.
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153.
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Win Thu .................................................................................................. 514 - 514

154.
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Win Win Htun .......................................................................................... 515 - 533

155.
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156.
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157.
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158.
PTU .................................................................................. 521
159.
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160.
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161.
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162.
Chemical ...................................................................................... 526
163.
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164.
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165.
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Wint Thaw Nyan ...................................................................................... 534 - 534

166.
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Yan Naing Soe ......................................................................................... 535 - 536

167.
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Ye Kyaw Win............................................................................................ 537 - 537

168.
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Zar Chi Pwint ........................................................................................... 538 - 539

169.
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Zar Ni Ko ................................................................................................. 540 - 556

170.
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171.
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172.
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173.
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Zaw Htay ................................................................................................. 557 - 559

174.
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Zaw Min .................................................................................................. 560 - 560

175.
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Zaw Min Oo ............................................................................................. 561 - 564

176.
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Zaw Min Thant ......................................................................................... 565 - 568

177.
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Zaw Myo Htwe ......................................................................................... 569 - 575

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179.
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180.
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181.
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Zaw Naing ................................................................................................ 576 -576

182.
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Zaw Ye Hlaing .......................................................................................... 577 - 577

183.
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Zayar Min ................................................................................................ 578 - 579

184.
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Zeya Thu ................................................................................................. 580 - 581

185.
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Zin Bo Aung ............................................................................................. 582 - 584

186.
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187.
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Zin Linn Nwe ............................................................................................ 585 - 585

188.
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Zin Mar Han ............................................................................................. 586 - 587

189.
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Zin Min Latt ............................................................................................. 588 - 594

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191.
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Zin Pann Myint ......................................................................................... 595 - 613

192.
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193.
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194.
YTU .............................................................................. 608
195.
PTU .............................................................................. 610

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Requiem for YIT, Zewaka, Htee Koe Latt and Thamine Campus
Kyi Thar
(1)
My friend, let me tell you the story of some important parts of my life.
Twenty years ago, it was a day before the school year started, (11/26/1995), I
arrived at Zewaka, my hostel. I still remember how excited I was. My heart was
beating fast thinking of how I would create newest, brightest future for myself.
Except some information I gathered from my senior students and two songs such
as Takkatho Kyaung Ka Ngwela Min and Mya Kyun Nyo Nyo I memorized about
college life just before diamond jubilee of Yangon University, I knew nothing. I was
just a village boy.
My friend, I want to talk about what happened on the way to university.
There were university students spending their time together playing poker on the
ship from Wakema to Yangon. I was with my uncle who was sending me to the
university. As I knew my uncle would not like of any form of gambling, I stayed
away from the group when my uncle was not asleep. But at night, when he went to
bed, I could not help myself. So, I went and played the poker with the spending
money my parents gave me for my first month in university (3000 kyats).
Unfortunately, I lost half of it. I gambled blindly the remaining half in one stroke,
then I won again. Essentially, I lost half, I won back, I lost half again and so on for
four of five rounds. I was lucky that at the end, I had exactly the same amount I
started. I was thinking, if ever the house take all in any of the round, I would have
to pack up and go back home. I guess as my karma had it, I got all my money to
start my journey to the forest of trouble and happiness, my life as a college student.
My friend, after my uncle left me at the hostel, I cleaned my room and made
friends with a gang of students from Pegu from neigboring rooms. They were Min
Min (who would become famous as Boeboegyi), Thant Zaw Lwin, Maung Maung
Myint Soe, Aung Soe Lin from Latputta, Saw Myat Aung from Sittwe, Aung San
Htwe from Hinthada, Zaw Myo Lwin from Kyauk Tan, so on. In the evening, we all
decided to go to Innya lake. When we came down from the hostel for the walk, the
guard stopped Saw Myat Aung, as he thought he was illegally transpassing the
hostel. When Saw Myat Aung arrived at the hostel in the morning, he had tied his
hair up and put a hat on. But when he came down that evening he let his hair
down. So, the guard did not recognize him and thought that he was a thug
transpassing the hostel. We all had to vouch for him. That was my very first
remembrance.
My friend, the second thing I remember is the trip to RC-2 (Regional College
2) by the residents of Zewaka two days later. We purposely went there by a bus. We
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knew that we needed to take No. 45 or No. 50 bus to RC-2, it would be three stops
(from Innlay hostel - our bus stop, next stop Arr Kasar (Gym), then Ingin, and
finally Kyaung Kawe) from our hostel. Therefore, after school, instead of alighting
at Innlay stop, we continued to Kaung Kawe stop. We came into RC-2, looked at all
the latest fashion of Yangon at RC-2 and visited everywhere at very new University
of Computer Science. After we visited all the places, we came out from the back
entrance. Then we were hoping to meet some more beautiful girls near their hostels
there. Note that hostels in Myanmar are segregated between male and female
students. One of my friends said that, the hostel just in front of us looked so much
similar to our hostel. I pretended to be Mr. Know-it-all and told everyone that all
the hostels were built with the same design. I said, As our hostel is three stops far,
it cannot be ours. Then, we continued walking towards that hostel and then we
saw our guard at the entrance. Then we looked up the name on the sign and it said
Zewaka. We all looked at each other and could not stop laughing. How ignorant we
had been!
(2)
My friend, let me tell you about our daily life. Everyday, we ate hostel food
and ran for the school. I still remember our lecturer, Daw Aye Hla, who taught us
assumptions and X, Y coordinate systems and we learnt to express our world in
terms of Physics. I still remember how my head span from learning to solve
differentiate and integrate of Math 101 and 102 problems. When the time up bell
rang, we ran for No. 50 and 45 buses, holding barely to the bus to get back to the
hostel.
My friend, as soon as I got back to the hostel, the first thing we did was
running to the small table at the entrance of the hostel, really hoping that Mr.
Postman may have brought a letter or two for us. Every time I saw my name on a
letter, I felt so overwhelmingly happy about that. There was nothing compare to
that. More than letters from my parents and friends, I was the happiest to see pink
envelopes with my name on it. I could not decide whether I should open it before
shower or after shower, as I wanted to open it and quickly read it but still did not
want to finish reading this pink letter. At that moment, my whole world seemed so
perfect with the flowers were blooming, the breeze was cooling, the sun was shining
and everyone was smiling. I felt like I was at the top of the world.
My friend, lets continue to talk about hostel food. Our wonderful food
options were two small red colored meat which we called pork curry or very small
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piece of ocean fish curry in water (not in oil) or half an egg or chickpea soup.
Everyday the hostels dining room treated us with one of those options day and
night. If I lost my money at poker, or if the money my parents sent to me had not
arrived, I had no choice but to have them to assuage my hunger and to give myself
some strength. Lucky for me, the parents of my friend, Pegu Boeboegyi, sent food
continuously for their son and he would share them with me. I still thinking of
jackfruit seed curry with lots of oil they sent.
My friend, I would like to tell you a short story about how I got into trouble
due to taking two portions of curry. As the food at the hostel was so bad, most of
the hostel residents did not take the food. Therefore, there were a lot of food left.
So, business minded workers at the kitchen used to sell those extra to neighboring
places for extra pocket money. So, they felt very cross at the students who dare to
take two portions of curry. One day I took two portions and sat at the table to start
my meal. One of the kitchen workers came with a book and asking me to sign as I
took two portions in front of all the students in the dining hall. Even though a lot of
the seniors took two portions, they never asked them. But he asked me as I was a
freshman and he wanted to intimidate me from taking two portions. I was very
embarrassed and I told him that We will see at 7 pm. That was the time he usually
took all the extra food out of the kitchen with his bicycle to sell them outside for
profit. My plan was to catch him in the act and to bring this up for justice. At 6:30
pm, I got a letter from the warden of the hostel, U Mya Tin Oo. He requested me to
come to see him. The warden tried to talk me out of doing anything serious. He
explained to me that the workers were relying on the good will of the students. The
worker who asked me to sign was so frightened by my threat and he did not dare to
leave the kitchen. Since this event, even if I only took one portion of the curry, that
worker would bring an extra portion to my table.
(3)
My friend, let me tell you about how we spent our evenings in Thamine
campus. I cannot omit Htee Koe Latt (nine umbrellas) market in this story. This is
the place where we bought anything and everything we needed for our day to day
life. We could copy lecture notes there, we could buy food items such as eggs, rice,
oil, red bull and we could also buy books and pens. The market had a strange
name and the design of the building was strange as well. Depending on our budget,
we went there to get our essentials. If we went early, we could also enjoy making
eyes at those beautiful female hostel residents, who came for shopping.
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My friend, when the sun was down and all the female hostels were locked
down, Thamine campus became our little private world for males only. We all took
post in front of Gandama (mums), Tharaphi, Hninsi (rose), Ingin and Khatta female
hostels, where Economy and YASU (Yangon Art and Science University) students
live, to start our entertainment programs. There were at least three groups of
entertainers in front of each of these hostels at a time. On the other hand, there
rarely were anybody playing guitar in front of the Thazin (orchid) hostel, where YIT
female students lived. The lovely thing is that we all took in turn singing and
playing guitar without needing any arrangement or any argument between groups
every night. Looking at lovers window from afar and singing love songs for the
intended one, it seemed that the whole Thamine campus was filling up with love at
that moment. She would turn off the light and stood just behind the curtain to
listen to our music. Seeing the shadow of her, the knowledge of her probably
listening to our song would bring so much joy to me. Even though we were far
apart physically, I felt that our minds were very close to each other.
My friend, I still remember how we made phone calls to our love ones in
those days. There were no private cell phones at that time. In Thamine campus, we
had two types of public phones. The old ones were where we had to put in coins
and the new card phones which were put in after diamond jubilee of Yangon
University. One unit of the phone card cost two kyats. There were two levels of
phone cards: 100 kyats for 50 units and 200 kyats for 100 units. Our hostel had
the card phone system, but it was situated in the TV room and we could not really
talk freely. Therefore, we would climbed into the back gate of RC-2 and walked to
the card phones near Lin Myaw Gone (a mound where a woman would be waiting
and expecting for her husband). In those quiet and dark nights, we could not finish
talking to each other. The only reason we had to stop was when we were running
out of money in the card. I still remember that calling to Pathein would be 35
seconds per unit.
(4)
My friend, in the evening, when the school was out, Zewaka hostel became
lively and vibrant with the noise of the students. Some were playing checkers or
chess, some were watching whatever shows playing on TV in TV room, some would
go to hostel library to borrow books, some were playing guitar at the hostel veranda
with friends. In hostel bedrooms, some were studying very hard, while others are
discussing about politics, economy, etc. Then, there were those who were working
diligently on love letters. We also had people who would distribute illegally copies of
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the tape of Htun Eindra Bo and Myo Kyawt Myaing. Unsurprisingly we also had
some who were gambling. My friend, as you see, each room had their own group of
people with their own interest.
My friend, around 8:00 pm, when the dining room was closed, Chinese
movies had over and news was broadcasting on TV, some gentlemen from Innlay
hostel would come to Zewaka, to find the brave ones to go with them for their
battle. Then that group would go to Sintgu hostel to collaborate with lionhearted
soldiers there. After all of us, protectors of the Thamine campus were ready, we
would go and do our enormous responsibility as a member of Thamine campus to
push the car.
My friend, the important battle we were fighting is this. Around this time of
the night, near RC-2 and Innya lay lake, there were many cars which used the
shadow of the night to do illegal things such as kissing, spending time with their
lovers, etc. Those were the time, when people put stickers on the car to get some
privacy. Our brave soldiers would frighten all those couples by pushing their cars,
removing car numbers, etc. It seems very rough and ugly but we gave an excuse to
ourselves that we were protecting the purity of Thamine campus. Once we even
tried to catch a couple who were hiding in the long grass between Zewaka and
Sintgu. Thinking it back, I still felt sorry for how we had frightened this couple.
Even though I still remember in detail, can we not talk about it my friend?
My friend, every year, each hostel had Annual Dinner and those were the
very happy time for all of us. Hostel would also publish magazine posters around
the same time. We all would go and read them. Before the dinner, there were sound
tests of the singers from the hostel. I still remember the way Saw Myat Aung sang
heavy metal song. Famous musicians would also come to the dinner and
entertained us. I went to all the hostels Annual Dinner to hear these musicians. I
still remember Shwe Than Sin, Lazy Club, Twenty five minutes song sang by Tun
Tun, Bo Bos Ta khar ka rock & roll, Si Thu Lwin, Si Yan, Poe Dali Thein Tan, Mi
Mi Win Pe, Ringo and Kabyar Byawe Muu. Other schools such as University of
Economy had two different gender hostels paring up as brother-sister hostels. Each
pair of hostels celebrated their dinner together. For us, YIT, there were only one
women hostel with five men hostels in Thamine campus. So, we did not have those
type of pairing. So, the only thing we could do was being jealous at those with luck.
My friend, when I talk about Thamine campus, I cannot leave out a little
shop where they sell Ei Kyar Kway. Ei Kyar Kway or You Tiao is a type of Chinese
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fried breadstick very popular as breakfast food in Myanmar. Whenever we were

studying very hard for exams or somebody won the poker game and wishing to go
for a mid-night snack, we would venture out to this little shop. This place served
the best mid-night snack for university students like us. The shop was first started
as a wholesale shop to prepare and distribute to other coffee shops. But more and
more students became their loyal customers and they started selling bean curry
which went really well with Ei Kyar Kway.
My friend, we would try to compete in ordering and fight for food when it
came. Our food was served on a piece of newspaper. Those hot and crispy
breadsticks were so delicious. My friend, I feel like I want some right now.
(5)
My friend, 1996 student uprising was the first historical student movement
after 1988 uprising which shook the throne of the Junta. It was also the movement
which would change the path of our lives. While the school was closed down by the
military government, some started business and some worked as tutors for high
school students. As you know, we all had to start learning the way of the world and
working for our livelihood even if we were not fully equipped for that.
My friend, I started working as a tutor in my hometown. At the beginning of
the year of 1998, I became a study guide at ACA Educational Boarding school. By
1997, our school YIT (Yangon Institute of Technology) was moved to Ministry of
Science and Technology and renamed it as YTU (Yangon Technological University).
Instead of reopening the school for engineering students, it was used as short term
evening training school. We were ignorant about how Junta had planned to
decimate our engineering school due to us, engineering students being very active
in politics at that time.
My friend, in 1998, engineering school was reopened for one level at a time.
Final year level was opened for ten days (ten days of attending classes, five days of
learning and one week of exam for a year worth of education). Then, fourth and
fifth years were reopened. After that, in the middle of August, first, second and
third years were reopened. I was very happy that I was back at the shade of
Zewaka hostel. As a second year student, the result of this exam would decide
which engineering major I would be eligible for. I planned to work very hard to get
into the engineering major I wanted.
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My friend, but just after I arrived at the hostel and went down to get the
schedule, I realized that our school schedule had been shortened. Government had
reduced the school opening days by seven days out of existing plan of ten days. The
reason was they wanted to make sure that no engineering school would be opened,
when NLD (National League for Democracy) party started their rival congress. My
friend, I was so devastated. We were only a pawn which they did not mind letting it
go in their political game. It seems that education of future leaders of the country
did not seem to matter much to the military government.
My friend, we fought hard to get back at least to the same length of school
opening time as we had. My friend, I do not remember everything in detail. So, I will
tell you as far as I remember. We started our meeting at the small ground between
Sintgu and Ruby hostels. Then, it was moved to room number 130 where Aung San
Htwe and Min Min stayed. By the way, at that time, Thant Zaw Lwin and I stayed
in room 128. As we were meeting without the knowledge of the warden of the
hostel, we locked the door from outside and got into room 130 one by one
surreptitiously through the veranda. One of us had to be in look out to signal us if
there was some teachers passing through the corridor. Students from all the
hostels came to the room. There were so many people in the small room that if
someone passed through the corridor in front of the room, we could feel the
warmth on our foot.
In short, my friend, hostel students and day students whoever wanted to
participate signed the letter requesting to put the exam date back as previous
schedule. If I remember correctly, the demand we had in 1998 is not related to any
political view and purely for the right to education.
My friend, after we got almost everybodys signature, I believed the date was
30/August/1998, we went to the Rector, U Nyi Hla Nge, to present our case. What
U Nyi Hla Nge said was that we should not even think of starting any movement or
uprising as he had given full power to military to squash us if we left outside of the
school. We could not believe what he said. My friend, I really missed former Rector
U Kyin Soe, who worked so tirelessly to protect us from getting into big trouble at
1996 uprising. U Kyin Soe had retired due to our uprising and now we were in the
hand of Maung Thar Soe (a person who was worse than the one before).
My friend, as I felt so bad, I stood up and asked him respectfully. Dear
Sayargyi, I saw that there are a lot of advertisements for diploma giving evening
training school. If the school can be used to open more and more evening training
classes like that, but why are we getting throw out of our school so fast. He replied
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angrily that we should not say anything bad about those training classes as that is
the way school is making money and thanks to that the school can pay more salary
to teachers. The amount of money school got from teaching engineering students is
quite insignificant. He said our tuition fess is less than the cost of two cups of tea.
So, I told him that allegorically we, engineering students are the owner of the house
and evening diploma classes are just temporary guests. It seemed that the guests
were put in the best room in the house and we were kicked out of the house. I told
him that it did not seem to be appropriate way to do it. He became so angry and left
the room.
My friend, next day, U Thaung (the sitting minister) came to school to
discuss with the students. In 02/Sept/1998, engineering students started the
protest. That day, while I was protesting, I became very hungry and went to the
canteen with Maung Maung Myint Soe. On the way there, I was bitten by a very
small snake on the steps. The snake was very small and it was small scratch on my
instep of my foot. The snake ran into the rocks after biting.
My friend, we went to Registrar U Than Sein to tell him about the situation.
As military had totally closed off the school, it took a while to get a permission to
leave the premises. After getting the permission, they sent me to Insein hospital
with an employee in an E2000 car. On the way to the hospital, I also had to meet
up with lieutenant commander of Yangon division, Thura Myint Maung and military
intelligence (MI) who were stationing at the BPI street.
My friend, after arriving at Insien hospital, I was put into private room.
Different groups of military intelligence came and measure the wound. As the
wound became smaller and smaller with time, they became suspicious in my story.
They left a doctor in my room to test my blood every hour for coagulopathy. Some
of the snake bites could cause coagulopathy, a condition in which the blood ability
to clot is impaired.
My friend, the next morning, the lady doctor, who was the head of the
hospital, came to my room alone before her round without her entourage. She told
me that one of her sons was a mining student at YIT and she felt sorry for me as
her own child. It seemed that none of the MIs seemed to believe in my story and
she wanted to make sure I did not get into trouble. Therefore, she would like to
write a prescription saying that I did have problem and needed anti-venom when
she made her round. Then she left my room. After a few minutes, she came with
her group. Somebody from MI came with her. The doctor said as my blood was not
clotting after 7 minutes, and she thought I had coagulopathy. She said because of
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that they needed to give me anti-venom right away. Even though I had no problem
from snake bite, I was given anti-venom unnecessarily. The medication made very
bad smell in my mouth and nose. In the evening, my hostel warden U Mya Tin Oo
came to the hospital and asked the military intelligence. He said I saw that my
students room is locked and guarded. Does it mean he is arrested? MI said that I
was not. So, he told the MI that he was going to take me back to my residence in
Zewaka hostel, and took me back to my room with his yellow Toyota publica car
after meeting with the head doctor of the hospital. I am very grateful for their help.
(6)
Thanks to the warden of Zewaka hostel, I was back at my room on
03/Sept/1998. As the exam was in seven days, I decided to let it go and prepare for
the exam. Thamine campus was surrounded by SWAT team. I did not realize that
this would be my last night at Zewaka, where I started my life as an engineering
student with hopes and expectation for my future, where I made friends and
enjoyed comrade, and matured into an activist for the right of education (even if it
was for 10 days).
Next day, 04/Sept/1998, around noon, my mother came to my hostel. She
was holding a telegraph letter. She got this letter from Wakema MI at 9pm the night
before. MI was advising her that she needed to pick me up immediately from
Yangon. That night, the last ship from Wakema to Yangon had left. She requested
to let her pick me up next day. But they would not accept her request and put her
by force onto Wakema - Pathein ship and made her take Pathein - Yangon bus. My
mother had never traveled to Yangon before and this was her first time in the city
due to my problem. As she was not used to take long bus drive, she had fatigue
and was throwing up the whole time.
After my mother arrived, within 5 minutes, I got the letter from the hostel
that I needed to clean out of there immediately. I put all my things together in a
hurry and left Thamine campus on a taxi tricycle. At the corner of Innlay hostel, I
saw Rector, U Nyi Hla Nge resting under the shade of the tree. I became angry
seeing him. Therefore, I went to him and asked why I was punished this way. He
said that it was because I argued with him. My friend, he must be the one I hate
most in my life. Even though he is highly educated and working as a teacher, he
does not seem to have any qualities of a teacher. Our teachers educated us,
encouraged us, helped us to find the right way in life and protected us. They
treated us their own flesh and blood. It seems that he had none of them.
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Any way, when I got to Oak Kyin street, I sweetly talked my mother into
leaving me at Yangon and going back home. Then I went and stayed at the hostel
across from Nawarat Hotel. I lived there for a few days when I was taking my first
year exams. I felt that I died from heaven and reborn at hell.
That evening, I went to Thamine junction to have dinner. Due to stress, I
could not eat much. I tried to study but I could not concentrate either. Sitting at
Insein and Parami junction, I could not stop worriedly looking at SWAT team
blocking Thamine campus. I called Min Min who went back to Pegu. He encouraged
me not to worry and he said that he would be back tomorrow and we could stay at
the same place.
On the morning of 5th of September, Maung Maung Myint Soe and Min Min
came back from Pegu. Thant Zaw Lwin and Myo Min Oo left the school hostel with
their own volition. All of them came and got me and we all moved to Maung
Maungs uncles distillery located at Insein Pauk Taw Wa. We lived together in the
attic of the distillery. Whenever I am in trouble, I always seem to have people who
help me from my dismay. At that time, without Maung Maungs help, I might have
to go back to my town and would not have opportunity to finish my second year
exam.
Maung Maungs uncle arranged food, drink and everything we needed for us.
We all studied hard the whole day. I also got the information that I needed to take
my exam at the Insein GTI instead of YIT. I also needed a guardian to come with me
to the exam. I got help from my teacher U Aye Han who I worked with in ACA
boarding school. He came with me us my uncle every single day for my exam.
The whole SWAT team was guarding the Insein GTI. Many MIs were there as
well. Twenty seven students took their exams there. When we finished the exam,
Professor U Ba Myint, who is the second in command at YIT, came to GTI and told
us to be peaceful and that he would take care of everything. Later, we realized what
he meant by taking care of everything. Essentially he was taking care of sending all
of us to prison very soon.
Any way, I have something to boast. I did very well in my second year exam
and I was moved from roll no.171 to roll no. 96. Hey U Nyi Hla Nge, I won!
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(7)
Around 1998 October 20, our second year grades were out. After one week I
went back to Wakema. After I got back, I continued teaching as private tutor. After
working the whole week, on 01/Nov/1998, there were no classes that night, I went
to see a movie at a friends theater.
Soon after the movie started, a friend of mine came into the theater in a
hurry. He was totally out of breath. He told me that military intelligence were
looking for me everywhere. They planned to arrest me and sent me to Yangon. He
said that if I wanted to run, he would get me a small engine boat. I told him that I
did not want to run. But I asked him to help me to find U Myint Swe as I wish to
get his advice. U Myint Swe is my friend who I respect and trust as an uncle. He
owns saw mills and he has connection with police and people in power. U Myint
Swe suggested that I should go with the MIs. If I ran, it would complicate more for
my family. He would try his best to protect me from police and military intelligence.
He did not want them to come and arrest me by force at home and contacted them
to wait for me at the jetty.
I came back home and packed some clothes. My mother was teary and gave
me 3000 kyats. U Myint Swe brought me to the jetty with his motorcycle. At the
jetty, one policeman and one MI were waiting and board the ship with me. They did
not really explain to me where they were taking me to. They said something like
Student Affair at Yangon or to a military station. I was put up in a private room in
style. As I had no clue what future hold me, I tried to make sure I slept fully to be
ready. On the ship, the police treated me well due to U Myint Swe. They did not
lock me up and I had freedom on the ship. I met one of my neighbors on the ship
and he asked me where was I heading to. I told him that I was arrested and he at
first thought that I was joking.
We arrived at Yangon on 02/Nov/1998. That was Tazaungtine full moon day.
The recording of famous singer Zaw Win Htut, Say Paung Kha Te` Nya was out on
that morning. MI was negotiating the taxi fare with a taxi driver and they did not
seem to be agreeing on a price. Then I saw taxi driver driving behind MI and told
him that he would be fine with 500 kyats for Insein prison. When I heard that, I
had a realization that they were going to put me in infamous Insein prison and my
anxiety shot up.
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After the taxi ride, we arrived at Insein prison. Insein prison has a smaller
private prison in the premises. We went in through two huge doors which is called
Htaung Bu Wa (the main gate of the prison). They asked me to take off watch,
money, backpack and recorded them. They also searched my whole body and wrote
down three distinct markings such as scars and moles. These markings will be
used to identify a person when he/she is free. After that, the prison warden pointed
to a place and asked me to go and sit. When I tried to sit down on a seat near
where he pointed, he shouted me and said that he was ordering me to sit on the
floor, not on the seat. I was humiliated and felt very small and insignificant. But I
tried to control myself to pretend that I was ok.
Soon, somebody came to me with a white bag which looked like a big pillow
case and covered my face. I could not see anything and I felt like I got disconnected
from the world. Then I heard the door opened. They asked me to stand up, walked
to the left for ten steps, to the front for five steps, turned to the right for 45 degree
and walked for three steps then asked me to jump over the drainage of two feet and
so on. (There was no drainage in that area. They just asked me to test whether I
followed their command and to test whether they could control me as they wished.)
This way, they brought me into a building.
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(8)
When I entered inside, they took off the head cover, wrapped my eyes with
black cloth and tied it at the back of my head. The interval between the head cover
took off and eyes wrapping was very fast. I could not have a chance to see anything
but experiencing only a sudden brightness. After a while, they started questioning
me. I had to sit with four legged seat which was so high that I could not touch my
feet to the ground. The wooden plate on the legs was about five inches square with
sharp edges. The four legs were purposely made not to be in the same height so
that it would not be stable while sitting. I felt like feather in the wind sitting on the
unstable seat with feet not touching to the ground. My butt was hurting because of
the sharp edges too. I guessed I was being started questioning at about 10 am.
There were a variety of questions continuously being asked. I was also
threated to be thrown into deep canyon if I did not answer correctly. I tried to calm
down myself quickly from being my mind disordered due to anxiety and fear. My
whole body was sweating and sweat drops were dripping down from my body. I
organized my mind in order to recognize the previous answers to be able to connect
to the next answers since the answers were all connected. Under the wrapping
cloth, the interrogator could not see my eyes which was good for me to recognize
and answer the questions. I memorized the previous answer and repeated exactly
the same answer when they asked the same question again. I answered the
questions by resembling myself in my mind as a simple student whose priority was
to be a top one during his education journey. And he had been doing things
wrongly due to uncontrollable mind.
The interrogator changed hourly. They asked about my childhood, my dating
as a teenager and boycotting. I was the only one answering all those questions
although the interrogators were changing one after another. I got to know that they
were interrogating other students too. During the interchange period between the
two interrogators, there was no napping or resting time for me. I had to sing
instead. I was not allowed to drink water but I was allowed to urinate if I needed to.
I had to follow the instruction to go for urinating, to walk three steps forward and
turn right to 90 degree then uncover the sarong to urinate.
In late evening, they took off the head cover and took a photo of me holding
the signboard written as Aung Thu Htoon (father) U Kyi Htoon in front of my chest.
I was inside a small room with faded light on. The recent interrogator with a
powerful voice was seen as a short and fat man who looked alike our Myanmar
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child actor Aung Tun Lay. Even though I was upset upon my situation, I wanted to
laugh by seeing him. They gave me water to drink at that night. I had melsaliphu
salad inside the prison but I had vomited due to its extremely bitter taste.
(Melsaliphu means the young buds from one kind of tree which was picked up from
the tree, boiled in water and made into salad with other ingredients.)
I was interrogated for 13 hours and 30 minutes, starting from 10 am to next
morning 1:30 am. I was nearly fainted after the interrogation. After interrogation, I
was sent to one of the prison cells in hostel No. 2. It was an eight square feet cell
with one wooden bench, a blanket (Sunflower brand), one urine pot made of clay,
two to three water bottles. A yellow colour light bulb (incandescent light bulb) was
dimly lit inside the cell. When I entered into the cell, I had to walk towards the wall
standing and facing the wall without looking back to the entrance. After they locked
up the door and walked out, I remained stood there for a moment and then went to
the wooden bench and laid down there. My whole body was aching at that time. I
was not aware of whether I fell asleep or not on that night by rolling side to side
until the dawn time.
I was frequently interrogated in the following days but the questioning time
was not very long. After interrogation, they sent me back to the cell. I could see
bringing out and sending back the students with head cover in front of my cell. But
I could not see them clearly as I was not allowed to stay near to the entrance door.
If someone passed through my cell, they asked me to stay facing to the wall. They
sent two meals per day, one at about 2 pm and another at about 12 midnight. I did
not have any meal for four days as I did not have any desire to eat and I was not
able to swallow the food. There was only water inside my stomach. I had to lay
down because of stomach ache if I stayed in sitting position. The existing prisoners
came to change the water bottle, bring the urine pot and put the pot back to the
cell. But I was not allowed to talk with them.
At one night, my mother came to me with a smiling face saying she came
here to bring me back home and I could go home with her. By the time I prepared
to go with her delightedly, I suddenly woke up noticing that I was just dreaming.
They locked me up inside the cell like capturing the animal inside the cage. I could
not bear staying inside and so eager to be out of this cell. Once I fell asleep, my
spirit went around to my native town, my friends and my home. Only when I woke
up, I felt the real sense of being inside the prison. I was getting used to stay inside
after staying there for four to five days.
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It was on the fifth day of my stay in there, I was fed the soup made of sour
leaf and bamboo shoot. I think they were afraid that I would die if I was not eating
anything continuously. Only then I started having meal and it was so delicious for
a starving boy. I felt warm all over my body and comfortable after filling the food
into my empty stomach. On that day, they gave my backpack back to me. I got
back four or five sets of clothing, broken tooth brush without handle and one pack
of jam sandwich that I bought while I was on the ship except cash, watch and other
stuffs which were not allowable to keep with me. I ate the whole sandwich without
leaving any piece of it. Even though it had become mouldy sandwich, I ate it as the
food from heaven.
I was permitted to take shower on seventh or eighth day. It was a night time
when we were taking shower. I got to know who were inside the hostel No. 2 at that
time. There were a total of 19 students from YIT. Six students from our same batch
(second year) who were Aung San Htwe, Aye Min Zaw, Thet Naing Myint, Tin Aung
Myint, Clinton (Sai Kyaw Nyunt) and Kalay Aphay (nick name) who arrived into
prison one week after our arrival. Three students from third year who were Zaw
Gyi, Thura Tun and Big Rooster. Four to five students from first year including
Pyay Ti Oo. There were over ten students from Thanlyin GTI (Government Technical
Institute) but their case was different from ours.
Long and rectangle shaped water storage tank, and the water pump were
located near to the front area of our cells. Each of us had five minutes for
showering. After one person had taken shower and gone inside the cell, then
another one had to come out for showering. The soap provided to us had a very
high content of sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) which caused minor skin burn on
our hand upon long exposure. By using this soap, we had to finish showering as
well as washing clothes within five minutes. Fortunately, I had extra sets of
clothing as I was captured from my hometown and got a chance to bring some
clothes. For some students, they had been captured on the street while they went
out from home to go somewhere such as tea shop. Therefore, they just had one set
of clothing wearing on the body. They had to take shower with naked body because
they needed to wash the one and only set of clothing. After coming back into the
cell, the wet clothing had to hang to dry them up and blanket was the only
wearable clothing to wrap on the body.
Time was passing on and I was getting used to stay in this environment.
Interrogation period was over and the strict controls on us were also lesser than
before. We were now able to communicate from one cell to another. Since the cells
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were arranged side by side, we could not see each other and we could only
communicate by our voices. One person talked to another person from the adjacent
cell and kept repeating the same method to communicate to other cells. Let me talk
about excrement. Urine pot was used for excretion of stool. There was no toilet
paper provided and I had to tear off the sarong to be used as toilet paper. After I
had been released from the prison, only one half of my sarong was left.
For morning meal, it was boiled butter pea with rice. For evening meal,
mixed vegetables soup without added salt with rice. If I wanted salty flavour, I
could ask for grinded salt or salted fish paste. Military Intelligence (MI) provided
one fried salted fish for evening meal which was the food from heaven for us. We
just ate half of that fried fish and left the other half for the next morning meal. The
plate for having meal was made of aluminium with about one foot in diameter. I
was able to eat more and more gradually as I was starved. Rice was scooped out
with drinking cup made of plastic and placed into the plate. I could finish five cups
of rice for one meal. The existing prisoners being tasked to do things like changing
water bottles for us were good-hearted people. They gave us Myanmar tobacco,
boiled sweet potato, mint leaves etc. They felt pitiful on us as young students.
After spending two weeks alone, I had to change to another cell to stay with
a cellmate. I was with Pyay Ti Oo at Hostel No. 2, Cell No. 21. Although we had
never met before, we had so many things to talk because we had been alone for
quite a long time without having anyone to talk with. We talked since we woke up
until going to bed. At that time, he was trying to be an actor. He was starting to
take part in free shows such as Myanmar language and Myanmar talks and short
television series. We talked about the films, actors, actresses and other
miscellaneous stuffs. He also demonstrated to me with various styles and action
scenes. It was good to have a cellmate but it was not good to stay two persons in
one cell in case of stool excretion matter. It was very smelly if one of us did
excretion early because the stool could be thrown away only when we went out for
taking shower. So we had to find a way to solve this matter. We were able to
estimate the timing for shower because we could only go out for shower one cell
after another. Hence, about twenty minutes before our showering time, one of us
stayed near to the door placing the nose outside the iron fence while one was doing
excretion and we took turn for excretion. Soon after we both had done excretion, it
was our turn to take shower and took our own urine pot to throw out the stool
which we called as releasing fish. Until now, I was having the habit of stool
excretion just before taking shower.
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At night time, Clinton (Sai Kyaw Nyunt) used to sing songs. The two most
demanded song were A story from Kutkai town and Mothers face. We all became
silent with shedding tears in our eyes while Shan Gyi (Clinton was from Shan State)
sang the lyric from the song Mothers face which was Mothers face is always
pretty although her hairs become white, her teeth are broken and there are
wrinkles on her cheeks and under her eyes because of getting older. We could not
dare to imagine how our mothers were suffering for us. Would my mother be in
good health without knowing about her son on where he had been brought to and
where had he been? Could my mother be able to sleep by thinking about her son?
Ever since I was dismissed from the Zewaka hostel, the ruling military government
became her enemy for my mother who did not even have any knowledge on political
matters.
May military dictatorship built on many family lives and tears disappear as
long as the world exists.
(9)
Later days in the cell were just normal. This was the time we were waiting
for the judgement while the reports from interrogations were submitted to the
government. When the prison doctor came to inquire whether someone needed
medical treatment in the morning, almost all of us went out to see the doctor with
the same reasons of wanting to be out of the cell as we had been locked up and to
request Vitamin C tablets. It had mild sour taste when we suck on Vitamin C tablet
which we ate it as candy in the prison.
There were two existing prisoners who refilled our water bottles in our cells.
Both of them were ex-military men. One was a sergeant who was imprisoned
because the junior soldier under his command accidently fired a bullet. The other
was a private (soldier) whose crime was having an affair. Both of them were goodhearted. They even brought food and Myanmar tobaccos from other prisoners for
us. Having no expectations, they gave their rare rations to us without eating them
for themselves. I could never forget their generosity. I would always be thankful to
them.
Once in every Thursday, we had to change cell in the late afternoon. In the
first week, I stayed with Pyay Ti Oo and in the second week, I was with Thura Tun
from Myaungmya township who was from Mechanical major in his third year.
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On Thursday in the third week, I had to change the cell again. This time I
was moved to the front side of Hostel No. 2. I could only see the prison wall
opposite to the water storage tank while I was in the back side of Hostel No. 2.
From the front side, I could see other hostels, main prison, prison entrance,
individual cell made of concrete where Min Theinka, famous fortune teller who
recited Ohn, was detained before and temporary MIs offices. There were foreigners
too in the front side. There were a deserter from Vietnam, four to five people from
China, murderer, human trafficker, people imprisoned with cases related to
Myanmar Immigration Department and others sentenced with various cases.
In the late afternoon, the captain from MI who occasionally chatted with us
came to us. I instinctively asked him whether we would be released. He said yes
and we would be called to their office to be informed about our release. I had ever
experienced about some matters which I did not expect to be happened became real
as I instinctively talked about it. Let those matters in the past. For now, I was very
happy to hear this great news.
After a while, we all were gathered and went to the MI office. When we
arrived there, we were treated with tea and snacks which were placed on the table
with table cloth. They told us that we would be released soon but we had to wait in
the prison for three to four days because they were planning to carry out a
ceremony for our release with our parents whom were already informed to come
here. They also told us that some of our friends would be imprisoned. I then
noticed that Ko Zaw Gyi and Big Rooster from third year, Clinton, Kalay Aphay and
Tin Aung Myint from second year were not with us in the office. We all felt sad and
went back to our cell. I became realize that they moved the students who were
going to be released to the front side and leaving others at the back side of the
hostel for imprisonment.
The time when I felt deeply sorry was the showering time. The students from
the back side were staring at us while we were taking shower as the showering area
was in front of their cells. They seemed to realize their situation too. I could not
dare to look at them eyes to eyes as the MI officers threated us that we would be
sentenced to imprison if we looked at them. I really felt miserable as I could not do
anything for them.
After staying in the prison for 34 days, on 4th December, we had been
released. When we entered to the prison, there were 19 students but only 14 of us
could come out from the prison. While we were out from the prison and boarding
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on the truck, we all were tearful by singing the song A story from Kutkai town
which Shan Gyi used to sing.
There were many heroes inside Insein prison who scarified their whole life to
revolt the ruling military dictatorship. Some of them had been detained inside the
closed and dark cells without letting them to see the daylight for years. Some of
them were under seriously bad health condition with pale complexion and white
hairs. We had seen many political prisoners from a distance but did not know who
they were. What we had suffered during the detainment period was only training
experience in prison.
Time has been changed. Our beloved rector had also been tolerated with the
sense of house arrest when power battle occurred among the dictators. In the past,
MI was the most fearsome department in Myanmar. Nowadays, the whole MI
department had been dissolved and almost all MI officers had been imprisoned. I
met with the most senior major who interrogated us when I was attending the MBA
course. He said he also had imprisoned for five years. He apologized for what he
had done to us.
My friend, let me finish my story here by talking about the cowards who
once had been in our country. They did not dare to debate and argue about
individuals view and concept with teenagers who were yet to be truly adult. They
felt safe themselves by hurting young people with guns, capturing and locking up
inside the prison. They showed no sympathy and had never given a thought of what
if they were our children.
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Cho Mar
(Just try to write something... envy those with strong memory)

For the first day drive to school, from Botataung to Insein, it took me three hours to
arrive, without traffic jam, because it was my first time drive with my old Mazda Familia (car
was the same age as me).
When I reached to school, it was already 12 noon and my legs were shaking and super
tired. So, I took a break, had a lunch, took a look at the classroom and then drove back home
(because it would take me another three hours or more).
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Kyaw Lin Oo
The biggest gift we all get from RIT was a spirit. The spirit made us hungry to learn! It
also made us study hard and play hard (E.g., RC-2)! Especially, it made us Think Different!
As the school has this great history of rebellion (for good) which could shake and make
things up, we all just could feel that we were privileged and special being able to get into the
school.
My first day in RIT was very overwhelming. Everyone around you were just smart,
confident and energetic. Its kinda exciting and intimidating by seeing all smart and bright
people in one place for the first time. All students were smart and unique in either or both!
Sometimes, students could go super excited like kids too. They could also drove our
rector nuts even in the fresher welcome event. Our favourite shouting was Hnarr Bu which
made our teacher nuts!
Im sure if they were given an opportunity to progress, we might have had already done
things like launching rockets to the space.
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Stranger than a dream
Kyi Thar
As student, exams were the only biggest challenge I had in life. I am pretty sure
some of us had some form of anxiety before exams especially the ones we are not good
at. This anxiety leads me to nightmares. Even years after I do not need to take any
exams, I still suffer from these nightmares: I am either not prepare for the class due
to some obligations or late for the exam. But sometimes real life event is worse than
nightmare.
This story happened on the first year final for YIT Burmese exam date. I was
not good at taking Burmese exams. It was probably the most difficult subject for me. I
couldn't memorize anything (except traditional songs and poems) and my essay writing
skill was/ is horrible. On top of that I am a slow writer and a perfectionist. Usually I
perfected the first few questions of exams and never had time to finish the end part
of exam where the essay resides. So, I needed as much time as I could get for
Burmese exams. I am a procrastinator and always late for my classes; but never for
Burmese exams.
On that beautiful day, I was quite prepared for my exam. I fulfilled my
checklist for exam preparation: slept well, ate lunch and was in total equanimity. It was
a couple of hours early and I decided to head off to school any way. I told myself that
it was good to be early. Maybe I could review the subject or hung out with friends
before the exam.
So, I started out to the bus station. I needed to take two buses to get to school
and a bus came every 5 minutes. The bus station had only a few people waiting. So, it
looked like a good sign. Just after I arrived a bus came in almost full to the brim and
stopped just in front of me. Some people ran to get in. I decided that I was early
enough and would wait for next bus where there was more room.
The next bus did not come for another 15 minutes and I became a little anxious.
There were a lot of people at the bus stop. Then 3 buses came in competing between
them. One in front of me was totally full with people dangling from exit and the other 2
were reasonable. So, I decided to run to one of the other 2, which was stopped in the
middle of the road. Just before I arrived to the bus, the ticket sale person commanded
the driver to drive, so that they could get more people from next stop. All 3 buses left
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before I could get on any one of them. Then another bus came in 5 minutes with a lot of
dangling passengers and let one of the passengers out. There was no way I could get on
that bus. Then came another one and another one and so on. All of them were too full
that they decided to not stop at our bus stop.
I looked at my watch and I thought that I would barely make it if I could get on
a bus right now. So, I decided to walk (actually to run) to next bus stop which was 10
minutes walk from my bus stop. My instinct was correct. I was at least able to get on a
bus on that stop.
As soon as I arrived at the place to transfer to different bus, I ran out and ran
to next bus station. Unfortunately for me there was a big traffic problem at Hlae Dan
traffic light. I became panicky. After a long wait, I was able to get on to the bus to
school. I told myself it was ok. I would probably get to my exam 5 minutes late if I ran
fast enough.
I tried to meditate on the bus to make myself relaxed. I told myself I could still
do it. I would only need to write faster. I felt relaxed and was ready for the challenge.
Is there any one for BPI? The shouting of the ticket sales person (spare) came
as music to my ears. I was just two bus stops from school. Yay! Suddenly I started
feeling a sharp pain in my stomach. Oh no! My first thought was that I may be able to
hold it until after the exam. But when I arrived at school, I could barely walk. I had no
choice. I had to finish the "business" before the exam.
By the time I got to the exam room it was quite late, and I was barely let in. The
situation was so ironic that I could not stop smiling throughout the exam.
To tell you the truth, this was not the last time I had this type of experience. I
had more like that in US. But none of them can compare to this one.
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L2-3
Second Year First Year Main
Building

Lavatory
LCR LCR
(

)

480
Wai Phyo Lin
()
formula

Calculator

(
) stage

()

**
**
481
Wai Phyo Lin
() () YIT

() ( )

YIT
Mech Dept
Alert

Chemistry % ()
( )
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EC
Roll 2 Roll one digit ( )
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482
Wai Phyo Lin
**
**
483
Win Htaik
Christmas Holiday

gathering

MES ( )
Express Car

EP Civil

skyline

facebook
484
Win Htaik

( degree & slop
)

satellite transmitter

transmitter unit Mechanical

gathering

gathering
**
**
485
Win Le Kyaw
YIT
1st yr roll 96, Visit Myanmar Year
MCC NCC Diploma

1st
year Roll 635 Section D D

repeater

69 (Thurain Aung) Roll 696
drawing class Monday
( ) drawing ()
drawing

1st year

escort
physics

69
drawing
486
Win Le Kyaw

BPI

() ()

( )

()
FB
(
)
487
Win Le Kyaw

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...
()
()

**
**
488
Win Le Kyaw, Aye Yu Win, Wai Phyo Lin

First Year ...

1st year roll 78

2nd year D
A

first year
RIT life
489
Win Le Kyaw, Aye Yu Win, Wai Phyo Lin
bus
first year

first year

first
year

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first year

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...
...

...

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**
**
490
Win Le Kyaw

, ( )

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international standard

491
Win Le Kyaw
492
Win Le Kyaw
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**
493
**
YIT
Win Le Kyaw

YIT

... ....

2nd year

RC-2
2nd year practical
ZWT
EP FB friend
request Bin Ladin supermarket

494
YIT
Win Le Kyaw

1st year
()

**
**
495

(--)
Win Le Kyaw
BE

( BE
)

FB Handphone

496

(--)
Win Le Kyaw
Roll 1-10
Schlumberger Micasa
NTU/NUS form

Internet, email
application form
email NTU
file attach

email attach

**
**
497
Win Le Kyaw

( )

group

**
**
498
Win Naing Oo
()
95 MIT

MIT H3

MIT

-

convocation batch drop out %
499
Win Naing Oo

Joho

middle age conflict

-

..

500
Win Naing Oo

(

)
()

same batch

PTU excursion

EC
501
Win Naing Oo

(
)

..

()
batch

research paper

DIST

502
Win Naing Oo

( )

batch

**
**
503
Win Naing Oo

batch

504
Win Naing Oo
cleanliness class A

same batch second year ()
()
call

505
Win Naing Oo
- same batch
()

()

-

**
**
506
Win Naing Oo
aero
batch

507
Win Naing Oo
**
**
508
Win Naing Oo
...

PTU

batch

drop out

509
Win Naing Oo

PTU

510
Win Naing Oo
,

-

Shine Hope
multilevel marketing

( MLM
)

511
Win Naing Oo

civil

mid-life crisis
Nov 95 Intake
Gathering

reunion gathering
(civil) online
unfriend
512
Win Naing Oo

reunion
**
**
513
Win Thu

informer
MCR civil

MCR

%

mech

**
**
514
Win Win Htun

Home sickness

sickness

...

()

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Section
..
515
Win Win Htun

( )

..

516
Win Win Htun

... (
)

.........

PTU excursion

(
)
517
Win Win Htun

...

**
**
518
Win Win Htun

..

modernize

, ,

civil, chemical, EC, EP
Yangon Institute of Technology

**
**
519
Win Win Htun

listening time

**
**
520
PTU

Win Win Htun

Time table

LCR

PTU library
PTU library ()

()
library

( )
PTU
PTU YTU

521
PTU

Win Win Htun

EC
, ,

PTU

**
**
522
Win Win Htun

( )

**
**
523

. ..
Win Win Htun

()

.. .. ...

**
**
524
Win Win Htun
PTU

(
)

,

**
**
525
Chemical
Win Win Htun

chemical
chemical

PTU

heat transfer

nonstop

526
Chemical
Win Win Htun

chemical

**
**
527
Win Win Htun
Nov 95 Intake

ID

roll
sheet

528
Win Win Htun

()

family care fund

fund ,

fund fund

selfie

529
Win Win Htun

gathering

so so happy
**
**
530
Win Win Htun

()

roll

iPad
assume
A=0, B=1.....!@#$

531
Win Win Htun
**
**
532
Nov '95

( )
Win Win Htun

( )

count down

count down ...
...
...

...
. ..
group

group

( )

**
**
533
Wint Thaw Nyan

YIT

YIT roll 55
148

( )

ROLL 55 (1st yr) YIT 95

ROLL 148 (2nd yr)
ROLL 29 (EC 3rd yr)
**
**
534
Yan Naing Soe

Field

double
cab
()
()

Field

535
Yan Naing Soe
**
**
536
11/95
Ye Kyaw Win
Y.I.T

Nov 95 Batch

11/2015

Calculator random

Calculator

1st Yr Roll No. 30
**
**
537
Zar Chi Pwint

() Roll
No. ()
()

()

Roll No. 81 Roll No. 496

Mechanical
(
)
Roll No. Roll
No.

Drawing

(

)
Mechanical Roll No. 2

Roll no. 2

538
Zar Chi Pwint
Roll No. 2

Design Open Book

B.E
(Mech)

()
**
**
539
Zar Ni Ko
()

reserve
()

540
Zar Ni Ko

... - -

541
Zar Ni Ko
()

cell

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542
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()

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543
Zar Ni Ko
()

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timeline
atmosphere

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**
**
544
Zar Ni Ko

Industrial Electronics Control

Advance (Advance Electronics II)

545
Zar Ni Ko
546
Zar Ni Ko

Automatic Control Systems

Advanced Electronics II
Advanced
Electronics

Basic Electronic advanced electronics I
II

(
)

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electronic communication systems

547
Zar Ni Ko

()

**
**
548
Zar Ni Ko

(
)

Theatre Theatre

C B

549
Zar Ni Ko

( )

Drawing
Drawing

Drawing
Drawing

Drawing Front view, Top view Side view
Drawing board

Drawing board

Drawing Paper

Workshop Workshop
550
Zar Ni Ko

workshop

Drawing Workshop

Electronics

Electronics

551
Zar Ni Ko
Theatre

552
Zar Ni Ko
''

(
supplementary
exam )

Theatre

**
**
553
Zar Ni Ko

Facebook

viber
554
Zar Ni Ko

Ec

Schindlers List List

555
Zar Ni Ko
**
**
556
Zaw Htay
...

Album

MIT

,
,

MIT YIT

557
Zaw Htay

(Heavy)
() ( ()
)
()

Auto

()

() ()

Eco

558
Zaw Htay

Annual Dinner
()

Typing
**
**
559
Zaw Min
EP

( )

()

**
**
560
Zaw Min Oo
()
External Life
RIT
BE

External

external
Mech

U
Ten Thousands Day ()

pepsi
561
Zaw Min Oo
External Roll 2

Roll 57

()

PTU

- social network
- -
- EC

Gathering Dinner

Dinner

562
Zaw Min Oo
()

Repulbic Poly

YCDC

Mining

563
Zaw Min Oo

PR

...
**
**
564

() YIT
Zaw Min Thant
1995 - 2002 Milestone

State
.. () () MIT YIT Roll No. 700 D
RC-2 NCC-IDCS

- ( )

- (/ Micky)
Jolly Bird
CAT

( US

/(--) (- -) )

- () DJ
DJ
( - () speaker
)
- ( ) (lesson)
2002
Commercial Business (SETRA) Frame Sand Casting

565

() YIT
Zaw Min Thant
- () Vacation

(
)
--- (KTMS) ()

(
Change

)

- () $
( )

-- ()
Hollow
Electric

pioneer business

Major tools Major
EcE Civil, Aero, EP, Mech, IT
( )

( ) ( )

566

() YIT
Zaw Min Thant

( ) Theme
Media

(
-
)

lesson A4
(YIT)
( - Poison )
( , Professional, YIT )
YIT

Stress Plug IC

(
)
Major
Senior Pro

567

() YIT
Zaw Min Thant
1995 - 2002 YIT

- Academic
TRC

**
**
568
Zaw Myo Htwe

YIT

569
Zaw Myo Htwe

() ()

Limit

570
Zaw Myo Htwe
**
**
571
Zaw Myo Htwe
(
)

( )

572
Zaw Myo Htwe
,
-

() (
)

**
**
573
Zaw Myo Htwe
()

- -

- -

**
**
574
Zaw Myo Htwe
()

**
**
575
Zaw Naing

()

YIT

**
**
576
Zaw Ye Hlaing

EcE

( )

...

( -

)
**
**
577
Zayar Min

(roll )

()
578
Zayar Min
workshop physics T square set square

**
**
579
Zeya Thu

YIT

YIT

RC-2 RC-2
YIT

YIT

(Archi Civil
Archi )

Cup
Civil

- -
580
Zeya Thu

,

EC
Civil Civil
(O.G) O.G
Civil Cup Civil Mechanical
Civil

Civil YIT

coach player-manager

**
581
**
Zin Bo Aung

(

vibration

)

( role 1 and 2

)
drawing
drawing board drawing subject

drawing board
(
-
)

582
Zin Bo Aung

drawing

-

memo

**
**
583
Zin Bo Aung
YIT

Section B

**
**
584
() ()
Zin Linn Nwe
YIT/YTU

(

)

-
(
) -
(

)
-

( )

EC Civil
EP Chemical Mech ( (Mech)
)
-

Queen
Queen

95 Nov
() Group

Dec 26
**
**
585
Zin Mar Han
EC Civil

Civil EC
( ) EC
EC
EC
Civil

EC

PTU

EP

PTU

586
Zin Mar Han

()

final year project term paper

...
**
**
587
Zin Min Latt

Y.I.T

() (Ep) (Ec)
(Ec) (YTU ) (Ec)
(Civil) (ME)

( )
Section (C)
lunch

()
()
RC-2 RC-3

588
Zin Min Latt

Math
Phys
Chem

Section (A)
, 96 Visit Myanmar
,
()

()
**
**
589
Zin Min Latt

...

()

RC-2

Sec A roll (Ep)
practical/ workshop

Visit Myanmar Year

main building /
main building library (Ep)

590
Zin Min Latt

YTU PTU

Ec H.Ec 52
Ec
Ec
Ec fresher
welcome Ec

fresher welcome JQK
Ec
Ep/Ec Ep
Ec

camp

final
HEc roll no.1 (
)
Ep

fresher welcome
591
Zin Min Latt

Ec
Group coleader

entertainment game
master group

exercise
( )
(
) (
)
(

) (
)
exercise
trip song
activities

fresher welcome
keyboard player (lazy club)
592
Zin Min Latt
Ec
YTU
YTU

Ec
(express )

Ec

express

Ec

roll

activities
Ec

Ec

YTU

593
Zin Min Latt
graduation dinner ( ) ,
Ec

Ec Ec

activities

@ (Ec)
09 26 4567 501
zinminlatt1976@gmail.com
**
**
594
Zin Pann Myint

,

()
YIT

YIT () (Mech)

YIT

YIT

(/)

595
Zin Pann Myint
( )

Building

YIT

()

596
Zin Pann Myint

(
)

(
)

( )
(

)

( YIT
)

(27.11.1995)

( )
**
**
597
YIT
Zin Pann Myint
()
YIT

Ideal

(Social)

(27.11.1995)

YIT

598
Zin Pann Myint

YIT

YIT (
)
Section B

Fresher

599
Zin Pann Myint

Class

Building 1

Assignment
600
Zin Pann Myint

(
,

( - Chemical)
() )
*** ***
()

()
601
Zin Pann Myint

KMD

,

()
roll no.

602
Zin Pann Myint
YIT

Building 1 cartoon box

Workshop

YIT

(Section B)

(

) Green Board

( )

Prictical

YIT

603
Zin Pann Myint

YIT

YIT

226
(roll no.226) Section B

226

()

Section
() Section B star

()

()
()
604
Zin Pann Myint
( )

YIT

YIT

(

...)
()

605
Zin Pann Myint
Roll Call

( )
front row
()

()

PTU
Queen Back row

MES

606
Zin Pann Myint

Drawing / Workshop
Workshop

YIT
**
**
607
YTU
Zin Pann Myint
YIT
(
) ()

Guide Star

fb

EcE
Ep Chemical Mechanical
Mechanical list

YTU
PTU

608
YTU
Zin Pann Myint

() Mechanical

Stress Strain

( )

YIT

YTU

**
**
609
PTU
Zin Pann Myint
()

YIT

Mechanical

PTU

()

US
Mechanical Early Moon

610
PTU
Zin Pann Myint

()

...
( ) 7 up ()

( )

()
PTU

611
PTU
Zin Pann Myint

(Metal )

612
PTU
Zin Pann Myint
( )

Group

Final Thesis

year book
,

**
**
613
614
615
616
617
618


619


620
()

621
Archi Major
Chemical Major
622
Civil Major
Electronic Major
623
Electrical Power Major

Mechanical Major
624

625
T shirt
626
Nov 1995 Intake, YIT
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+65 91993654
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EC
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EC
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EP
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Mech
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EC
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628
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EP
+95 98543500
+95 9971575968
woowar18@gmail.com
104 Kyaw Thu Ya Aung
EP
+95 9255756199
kyawthuyaaung@gmail.com
629

105 Kyaw Thu Ya Aung
Mech
+95 95070569
106 Kyaw Thura
Civil
+65 92269871
+95 9963598868
+95 95414281
kyawthura009@gmail.com
Chem
+ 95 9 252858595
kyawwintun4@gmail.com
107 Kyaw Win Tun
108 Kyaw Ye Si Thu
EC
+65 91016685
109 Kyaw Zin Hlaing
Mech
+95 973052334
kokyawzinhlaing@gmail.com
01-214-683-4655
Crystal.Maung@gmail.com
110 Kyi Thar Maung Maung

111 La Min Tun
EP
+65 90072466
112 Lae Lae Soe
Chem
+95 9250700009
laelaesoe067@gmail.com
113 Lin Thet Aung
EP
+95 95118296
+61 403309706
linthetaung77@gmail.com
114 Ling Aung
EP
+65 97243187
lingaung07@gmail.com
115 Lwin Mar
Arch
+95 9972482263
lwin.lavender@gmail.com
116 Lwin Maung Oo
EC
+95 9796775300
+95 95187797
lwinmaungoo@gmail.com
117 Lynn Myint Tun
EC
+65 85337859
lynnmyinttun@gmail.com
118 Maung Maung
Petro
+95 9795868566
mgmgtin.dalong@gmail.com
119 Maung Maung Than Htwe
Civil
+95 943033784
mmth.khant@gmail.com
120 Maung Maung Thant Zin
EP
+95 95177410
121 Min Htet Soe
Mech
+95 94207000017
minhtet9@gmail.com
122 Min Htut Zaw
Mech
+95 9250684982
minhtutzaw7@gmail.com
123 Min Min Zaw
EC
+65 96658046
minmin.zaw@gmail.com
124 Min Oo
Civil
+95 95001010
charlie.min.oo@gmail.com
125 Min Swe Naing
Mech
+95 9420107095
minswenaing@gmail.com
126 Min Thein
Textile
+95 9254310684
minthein.u@gmail.com
127 Min Thet Soe + Phoo Pwint Hlaing

128 Min Yan Aung Win
Chem+EC +65 92395461
minmin111@gmail.com
EP
+95 9791666605
minyanaungwin@gmail.com
Mech
+95 9791300901
minnminnmech@gmail.com
130 Minn Thet Naing
EC
+95 9 525 0001
mthettnaing@gmail.com
131 Moe Min Than
EC
+65 84652697
moeminthann@gmail.com
132 Moe Myint Win
EC
+65 91145042
moemyint.win@gmail.com
133 Moe The Phyu
Arch
+95 9421016598
moe.tp@amenitydesign.com
134 Moe Zaw Tint
Petro
+95 9513 8394
moetint@gmail.com. (Petroleum)
135 Mon Mon Kyi
Mech
136 Mon Mon Swe Win
Civil
129 Minn Minn
akhmonmonkyi@gmail.com
+95 9420066633
monmonswewin@gmail.com
137 Mya Moe Aung
EP
+95 95022677
myamoeag@gmail.com
138 Mya Thida Aung
EP
+95 95501896
mya-thida.aung@th-abb.com
139 Mya Thinzar Han
Mech
+95 9450062879
myathinzarhan.pinpin@gmail.com
140 Mya Thiri Aung
Civil
+95 95036347
myathiri2012@gmail.com
630

141 Myat Htut Win
Mech
+65 94570667
myathtut7@gmail.com
142 Myat Maw
Civil
+95 9961456688
mmyangon@gmai.com
143 Myat Shwe Sin Tun
Civil
+95 95192962
myatshwesintun77@gmail.com
144 Myint Lin Aung
EC
+65 90670723
minmin2006@gmail.com
145 Myo Aung Hlaing
EC
146 Myo Min
Civil
+95 9795441415
cybermyomin@gmail.com
147 Myo Min Aung
Mech
+95 933114699
+95 9797861446
myominaungytu@gmail.com
148 Myo Min Htet
EP
+95 9254021250
149 Myo Min Htut
Mech
+95 9797749847
mrmyominhtut@gmail.com
150 Myo Min Htwe
Mech
+95 9976539721
Myominhtwe76@gmail.com
151 Myo Min Soe
EC
+95 9254021250
152 Myo Min Swe
EP
+65 90264844
swe.myomin@gmail.com
153 Myo Min Tun
EC
+65 90090306
shwepapa@gmail.com
154 Myo Minn
EC
+65 91448626
aikyee@gmail.com
155 Myo Minn Minn
EC
+95 9264819855
myominnminn@gmail.com
156 Myo Myint Aung
Mech
+65 92302094
mma007@gmail.com
157 Myo Myint Han
Civil
+95 95418614
myomyinthan07@gmail.com
EC
+95 95322995
myong25655@gmail.com
159 Myo Pa PaThein
Civil
+65 91894297
mppt19@gmail.com
160 Myo Thant Htun
EP
+95 943016690
myothanthtunnpt@gmail.com
161 Myo Thu Ya
Mech
+95 9250108060
umyothuya@gmail.com
162 Naing Kyaw Win
Civil
+95 95022942
naingkyaw@myanmarpinnacle.com
163 Naing Myo
Mech
+95 9970773533
nai.myo.a@gmail.com
164 Naing Naing Htoo
Aero
+95 9264273624
165 Naw Ku
Chem
+65 81895345
nawkul@gmail.com
166 Nay Aung
EC
+65 96778337
naycool@gmail.com
167 Nay Min Hla
EP
+95 9796617599
colin97772004@gmail.com
168 Nay Minn Oo
Civil
+95 95048605
konayminoo273@gmail.com
169 Nay Win Tun
Civil
+65 96501640
naywintun76@gmail.com
Textile
+65 90096104
konzkw@gmail.com
+95 9423690663
kyuswam020443@gmail.com
158 Myo Naing
170 Nay Zar Kyaw Win
myoaunghlaing2011@gmail.com
171 Ngwe Nyunt
EP
172 Ni Htwe San
Civil
+95 95419100
173 Ni Ni Aye
Metal
+95 95661271
niniaye560@gmail.com
174 Nwe Moe Tint
EP
+95 9799683507
nwemoe@gmail.com
175 Nwe Ni Aung
EC
+95 95340135
nweniaung12377@gmail.com
176 Nwe Ni Myint
Civil
+95 9799229822
nwenimyint28@gmail.com
177 Nwe Yee Win
Civil
+95 9254366821
nyeewin@gmail.com
178 Nyan Min Tun
EC
+95 95188936
nyanmintun2008@gmail.com
631

179 Nyan Phyo Min
180 Nyan Win
nyan.p.min@gmail.com
Chem
+95 9253868596
konyanwin76@gmail.com
181 Nyi Nyi Aung
EP
+95 9428357486
nyinyiag@yahoo.com
182 Nyi Nyi Kyaw
EP
+95 973029441
183 Phone Kyaw Wai
EP
+95 973156901
pwphonekyawpkw@gmail.com
184 Phyo Min Thet
Civil
185 Phyoe Wai Han
Petro
+95 9799900052
Phyoewaimin@gmail.com
186 Phyu Hnin Aye
Civil
+95 95156075
phyuhnin.7@gmail.com
187 Phyu Phyu Khin
EP
+95 9974227049
ppknwt@gmail.com
188 Phyu Phyu Phwe
Civil
+65 84604483
pp121980@gmail.com
189 Phyu Phyu Thant
EC
+65 90266792
thant.p2@gmail.com
190 Pyae Phyo
Civil
+95 943193545
pyaephyoabs@gmail.com
191 Pyae Sone
Petro
+95 9798480381
pyae.fuchan@gmail.com
192 Sai Khay
Chem
+65 85792831
193 Sai Kyaw Nyunt
+95 95169723
saikyawnyunt120476@gmail.com
194 Sai Noon Phoo
Civil
+95 92044223
snp@tungapurihotel.com
195 Sai Yan Paing
EC
+95 9787134880
kosaipaing@gmail.com
196 San San Win
EP
+95 95133730
sanwin905@gmail.com
197 Sandar Than
EC
+95 9448013008
sandar803@gmail.com
198 Saw Mar Mar

199 Saw Marlar Soe
200 Saw Thet Lin
2nd year +65 98481257

Chem
Civil
203 Si Thu Kyaw + Aye Myat Khine
phyominthet@gmail.com
sawmarmar@gmail.com
smlsoe@gmail.com
+65 90679627
sawthetlin@gmail.com
+65 90216002
seintun48@gmail.com
EP
+95 973166277
shwezinmyatthu@gmail.com
2nd year
+65 93802119
201 Sein Tun Aung

202 Shwe Zin Myat Thu
204 Si Thu Myo Han
Civil
205 Sitt Thway Aung
Arch
+95 95055777
sithway@gmail.com
206 Soe Khaing
EP
+95 9974451793
RonnySoe@gmail.com
207 Soe Linn
Civil
+95 943023892
mrlinn65@gmail.com
208 Soe Myat Htun
Aero
+95 943064652
soemyathtun@gmail.com
209 Soe Thura
EC
+95 95177440
soethuramail@gmail.com
210 Steve Min @ Min Min Oo
EC
+95 9797916688
steve.min76@gmail.com
Mech
+65 97850057
smyatmon76@gmail
EP
+65 86862050
susuaye77@gmail.com
211 Su Myat Mon

212 Su Su Aye
213 Swe Swe Tint
Civil
+95 98538015
+95 9976599484
swelay@gmail.com
214 Swe Thant
Civil
+95 9250656847
swethant1977@gmail.com
215 Thaw Lin Tun
+65 82988179
thawlintun@gmail.com
216 Tet Htut Win
Mech
+65 9855 1303
tethtutwin@gmail.com
632

217 Than Htaik Oo
EP
+95 9795841306
thanhtaikoo07@gmail.com
218 Than Htay
Civil
+95 9402755833
thanhtay.tal@gmail.com
219 Than Naing
Civil
+95 95419244
thannaing08@gmail.com
220 Than Tun Naing
Civil
+95 9799906038
ttnpml1122@gmail.com
EC
+95 9260811345
+65 98639229
221 Thant Sin

222 Thant Zaw Lwin + Yin Myint Swe
223 Thant Zaw Min Tun
224 Thant Zaw Oo
225 Thant Zin
2nd year
Mining
EC
Civil
+95 9422478118
mintun2002@gmail.com
+95 95009978
kriskwok@gmail.com
+95 9792222296
tstnasia@gmail.com
+95 95407927
tzintun1976@gmail.com
thantzinwin11176@gmail.com
226 Thant Zin Tun
227 Thantzin Win
Chem
+95 92215765
+95 9794810756
228 Thawng Zo Khai @ Ah Khai
EP
+95 9793193600
229 Thazin Myint
EP
+65 81895024
tzmyint@gmail.com
230 Thein Toe
Mech
+95 9448033855
theintoe.sea@gmail.com
231 Thet Htwe
Civil
+95 9428139724
thethtwedhpi@gmail.com
232 Thet Min Han
Arch
+65 81573554
+65 97951745 +95
thaknai@yahoo.com
9420056365
+65 91479777
tnonus@gmail.com
233 Thet Naing
EP
234 Thet Naing Oo
EC
235 Thet Su Htun
EP
236 Thet Wai Lin
+95 9785441157
+65 97503972
thetsuhtun@gmail.com
Chem
+95 92504434
kothetwailin@gmail.com
237 Thet Win Thu
EC
+95 943019095
thetwinthu@yahoo.com
thetwinthumrtv@gmail.com
238 Thet Zeyer Myint
EC
+65 90670744
239 Thi Thi Su Aung
Textile
+95 971567458
thithisuaung@gmail.com
EP
+95 9256388911
Chitheygm77@gmail.com
3rd year
+65 90296776
yutae76@gmail.com
242 Thu Ya Pe Thein
Mech
+95 95085426
mrthuyapethein@gmail.com
243 Thu Yein Tun
Mech
+95 95193409
thuyein.tun@gmail.com
244 Thu Zar lwin
Chem
+95 9421117137
thuzarlwin77@gmail.com
240 Thiri Mar Bo

241 Thiri Swe @ Yu Tae
245 Thura Aung Bo

246 Thura Zaw
EP
Mech
+95 95089858 +95

aungbo1976@gmail.com
9798888488
+95 9976154028
247 Thurein Aung
EC
+65 96458833
248 Thuya
Civil
+95 95501213
thuya41798@gmail.com
Chem
+95 973051784
thuzarmon20@gmail.com
250 Thwin Htoo Aung
EC
+65 93577048
toethwin@gmail.com
251 Tin Htut Tu
Arch
+95 94211742577
ian.tu@futurelink.archi
+95 95025351
Hter Thitsar@gmail.com
249 Thuzar Mon
252 Tin Htwe Win
EP
633

253 Tin Maung Htwe
Civil
+95 9254120148
tinmaunghtwe08@gmail.com
254 Tin Mi Mi Aye
Mech
+95 95505582
tmma12277@gmail.com
255 Tin Min Oo
Petro
+95 9250370318
tinminoo77@gmail.com
256 Tin Tin Khine
EC
257 Tin Tun Naing
Mech
+95 95004142
ttunnaing13@gmail.com
258 Tin Tun Oo
EC
+65 98527736
sanaythar@gmail.com
259 Tin Win Hlaing
EC
+65 92410146
260 Tin Win Htun

261 Tint Lwin
Mech
EC
262 Tu Zar Zar Aung
Civil
263 Tun Aung Kyaw
Chem
tintinkhine@gmail.com
+95 94500 56 393
tinwinhtun@gmail.com
+95 95016617
tintlwin77@gmail.com
+95 9428172880
+65 91687924
tutulay123@gmail.com
+65 90085941
htunaungkyaw10@gmail.com
264 Tun Lin
EC
+95 9420040321
tunlin7@gmail.com
265 Tun Tun
Mech
+95 9253528710
utuntun1977@gmail.com
266 Tun Win
Civil
+65 93271225
htunwin09@gmail.com
267 Wai Linn Aung
EC
+65 97259828
Wlinnaung@gmail.com
268 Wai Phyo Lin
EC
+95 95107034
waiphyolin@redbeegroup.com
Chem
+95 95506904
winkyawhtay1@gmail.com
EP
+65 91914168
Textile
+95 9450029211
272 Win Min Thant
+95 9256155669
winminthant78@gmail.com
273 Win Naing Oo
Civil
+95 947307700
wno7700@gmail.com
274 Win Naing Oo
EC
+65 91443874
wnaingoo@gmail.com
275 Win Naing Oo
Textile
+65 98295717
wi.winnaingoo26@gmail.com
276 Win Thu
Chem
+95 9961200035
+95 92130150
winthu.yit@gmail.com
EP
+95 95164541
+95 9785164541
sarpannkhin@gmail.com
+95 95503192
winwintun@gmail.com
wint.thaw@gmail.com
269 Win Kyaw Htay

270 Win Le Kyaw
271 Win Maung
277 Win Tin Htut @ U Nyi Pauk

278 Win Win Htun
Chem
279 Wint Thaw Nyan
EC
+95 9795857087
280 Wunna Ko
EC
+65 98914820
281 Wunna Win
EC
+65 90072360
282 Yadanar Wint Maung
Mech
+95 95042658
yadanawintmg@gmail.com
283 Yan Naing Soe
Chem
+95 943022784
yannai.g6@gmail.com
284 Yan Naing Soe
EP
+65 91882969
yannaingsoe@gmail.com
285 Yar Zar Kyaw
286 Ye Kyaw Win
+65 96492544
Mech
+65 82005561
Mining
+95 95105464
287 Ye Lin Oo
288 Ye Myat Htoo @ Mawsi
289 Ye Thu Aung
634
ye2005@gmail.com
ymhtoo@gmail.com
-

290 Ye Tun Oo
291 Ye Wai + Voe Noan Kaw
EC
+95 9974173058
yetun77@gmail.com
2nd year
+65 92382737
292 Ye Win Hlaing
EP
+95 95311504
yewinhlaing.000111@gmail.com
293 Yi Yi Myo Than
2nd year
+65 94577190
yiyimyothan@hotmail.com
294 Yin Yin Nyein
Civil
+65 94526733
yynyein1976@gmail.com
295 Zani Zaw
EC
+65 91092724
zanizaw@gmail.com
296 Zar Chi Pwint
Mech
+65 96678584
zarchi.pwint@gmail.com
297 Zar Ni
Chem
+95 95138560
+95 9254488887
298 Zar Ni Aung
Arch
+95 9450450452
299 Zar Ni Aung @
Arch
+95 95021354
+65 94556723
300 Zar Ni Ko
EC
+64 212932616
zarniko1976@gmail.com
301 Zar Ni Tin Moe
EP
+95 95416100
zarnitinmoe@gmail.com
302 Zaw Chan Myae
EC
+65 96513179
zawchan@gmail.com
303 Zaw Htay
EP
+95 95007039
kozawhtay.kpd@gmail.com
304 Zaw Htet Hlaing
EC
+65 90075514
305 Zaw Lin Aung
Mech
+95 95027893
zawlinaung912@gmail.com
306 Zaw Lin Myat
EP
+95 9971678392
zawlinmyat76@gmail.com
307 Zaw Min
EP
+95 95179454
skyminmin77@gmail.com
308 Zaw Min Lay
EP
+95 943028938
zwmnlay@gmail.com
309 Zaw Min Naing
Mech
+95 9251042296
zawminnaimg25@gmail.com
310 Zaw Min Thant
EC
+95 95069954
zawminthant@gmail.com
311 Zaw Minn
Civil
+95 92037878
Haukhauk75@gmail.com
312 Zaw Moe
Mech
+95 97455251602
zz76moe@gmail.com
313 Zaw Myo Aung
EP
+95 9401514700
zawmyoaung77@gmail.com
314 Zaw Myo Htwe
Chem
+65 91996504
zawmyohtwe@gmail.com
315 Zaw Myo Lwin
Mech
+95 95084475
zawmyolwin1975@gmail.com
316 Zaw Myo Tun + Saw Sandar
Civil+Mech +65 81399374
317 Zaw Myo Tun
EC
+95 9975200510
zmt.npw.mm@gmail.com
318 Zaw Naing
EC
+65 82673614
319 Zaw Than Htike
EP
+95 95142056
zawthanhtike@gmail.com
320 Zaw Win Htay
Civil
+95 9448538339
uzwhtay76@gmail.com
321 Zaw Win Tin
Aero
+95 9972225045
zawwintin76@gmail.com
322 Zaw Zaw Htet
Petro
+95 95013231
zawzawhtet.efr@gmail.com
323 Zay Yar Zaw Myo
Civil
+95 978553438
+95 98534358
324 Zayar Min
EC
+65 90216240
kozayyarster@gmail.com,
zayarmin2002@gmail.com
325 Zayar Tun
EP
+65 91825149
zayartun2006@gmail.com
635

326 Zeya Thu
Civil
+95 95501894
zeyathu@gmail.com
327 Zin Linn Nwe
EC
+95 9448533838
zinlinnnwe@gmail.com
328 Zin Mar Han
EC
+65 91595050
zinmar77@gmail.com
329 Zin Min Latt @ Kyar Ho
EC
+95 9264567501
zinminlatt1976@gmail.com
330 Zin Min Win
EP
+95 9420207307
+95 9799446380
zinmin1977@gmail .com
331 Zin Pann Myint
Mech
+95 95050995
zinpannmyint@gmail.com
332 Zin Zin Tun
Mech
+95 9795611027
+95 9795016710
zinzin22@gmail.com
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20. Party time .................................................................................................... 21

Aung Soe Lynn .............................................................................................79 - 79

28. ......................................................................................... 143

Ko Ko Gyi................................................................................................. 184 - 186

Lae Lae Soe ............................................................................................. 227 - 236

Myo Minn ................................................................................................. 309 - 335

Ni Ni Aye ................................................................................................. 343 - 345

YTU PTU ........................................................................................ 343

Nyan Min Tun .......................................................................................... 346 - 347

Sandar Aye .............................................................................................. 348 - 348

Sandar Than ............................................................................................ 349 - 350

Saw Marlar Soe ........................................................................................ 351 - 351

Saw Thet Lin ............................................................................................ 352 - 359

RC-2 ........ 352

Soe Khaing .............................................................................................. 360 - 375

Soe Sann Htet .......................................................................................... 376 - 379

Drawing .......................................................................................... 378

Su Su Aye ................................................................................................ 380 - 385

YIT ........................................................................... 380

Swe Swe Tint ........................................................................................... 386 - 387

Thant Syn ................................................................................................ 388 - 388

first year .......................................................................... 388

Thazin Myint ............................................................................................ 389 - 389

Theri Su................................................................................................... 390 - 390

Thet Su Htun ........................................................................................... 391 - 394

Thuzar Lwin ............................................................................................. 395 - 395

Tin Mi Mi Aye ........................................................................................... 396 - 410

Tin Win Htun ........................................................................................... 411 - 438

TR ........................................................................................................... 439 - 440

Tu Tu ...................................................................................................... 441 - 478

Wai Linn Aung ......................................................................................... 479 - 479

Wai Phyo Lin ............................................................................................ 480 - 483

Win Htaik................................................................................................. 484 - 485

Win Le Kyaw ............................................................................................ 486 - 498

YIT ............................................................. 494

(..) ..................................................... 496

Win Naing Oo .......................................................................................... 499 - 513

Win Thu .................................................................................................. 514 - 514

Win Win Htun .......................................................................................... 515 - 533

PTU .................................................................................. 521

Chemical ...................................................................................... 526

Nov '95 ( ) ..................................... 533

Wint Thaw Nyan ...................................................................................... 534 - 534

Yan Naing Soe ......................................................................................... 535 - 536

Ye Kyaw Win............................................................................................ 537 - 537

11/95 .................................................................................................... 537

Zar Chi Pwint ........................................................................................... 538 - 539

Zar Ni Ko ................................................................................................. 540 - 556

Zaw Htay ................................................................................................. 557 - 559

Zaw Min .................................................................................................. 560 - 560

Zaw Min Oo ............................................................................................. 561 - 564

Zaw Min Thant ......................................................................................... 565 - 568

() YIT ....................................................................... 565

Zaw Myo Htwe ......................................................................................... 569 - 575

Zaw Naing ................................................................................................ 576 -576

Zaw Ye Hlaing .......................................................................................... 577 - 577

Zayar Min ................................................................................................ 578 - 579

Zeya Thu ................................................................................................. 580 - 581

Zin Bo Aung ............................................................................................. 582 - 584

Zin Linn Nwe ............................................................................................ 585 - 585

Zin Mar Han ............................................................................................. 586 - 587

Zin Min Latt ............................................................................................. 588 - 594