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Thursday when hundreds of people, including students and lecturers of Gadjah Mada University (UGM), rallied in a show of support for Agni, the pseudonym of a female student of the Yogyakarta university who was allegedly sexually assaulted by another student over a year ago.
Tengkorak (Skull), a science-fiction movie produced by students and lecturers of Gadjah Mada University’s (UGM) Vocational School, is ready for screening in national cinemas starting on Oct. 18, following its success in regional and international film festivals.
In the past few years the university has been implementing KKN programs in which a target region receives groups of KKN students continuously every year for five consecutive years for sustainability purposes. Each group usually stays for about two months in the location. (kes)
