hey highlanders wats up!!!... hehehhehehee... how is ya'll.. lol.. okay...
i went to this college libraries and other libraries and found outdated materials and shi@ like dat... karrrr... onest some scripts where from way back in da days... none of em were new and updated... i was wondering how people and students are going to learn and try to catch up with the outside world without up to date resources... karrrrrrr... it was very sad...
I wish some of these new candidates could try to look into building more libraries and bring more up to date material... inap ol supporters blon ol candidats pass ma "5toea" tok pisin lon ol running candidates... hehehhehehe... okay... guys mi is talking shi@ hia.. mi teiks.. lukim tail blon upela later... bye
Libraries--Now thats a very profitable idea for our dear Highlands. Libraries=the opportunity to learn more. Without knowledge, people perish. With Knowledge, people survive.
Pipol here in da Hilands aare very well informed on all da l8tes things here in the wurl they alwayz read they jus cant stop readin...Newspapers, books, novals n even bouchers der realy after new ideas an we can realy learn from dem too i don't see why even bring dis up!..
Well you obviously miss the point @ KiNG. Libraries are there to facilitate the need to be informed about...anything. Magazines and novels and brochures and newspapers might be informative, but only to some extent. Having a library would be even better if people like to read.
I support the idea along with Vienn and Sunny, that there should be more libraries, or better ones, at that.
Not only in the Highlands, also lon nambis too... we need libraries... na maski lon giaman na pretend that everything is fine and running smoothly in P.N.G... anyways... for five steps P.N.G. is taking forward, it is also taking 15 steps backwards... P.N.G. the place where our own race rip us off... how sad is that... sorry if this makes you mad... but it is da truth ya'll... hehehehehe... Peace... na mi shut up!!!!!!!
That is absolutely true sunny, even the old library if you can recall in town next to the now deloitte towers has been converted into a pharmacy. It's quite that public library are no longer a priority.
Having said that, we can see a proliferation of Internet Cafes. It's quite positive however this should be complimented by increase in availablity of specific subject literature..such as textbooks, journals etc..which are impossible to read online.
Hopefully, the new ICT policy encourages and advocates public library facilities to enhance learning and infromation utilisation.
Hmm, yes mate,
long taim bilong Masta, na early 80s wanpela Haus Buk istap long Goroka.
Mi sapos em go pinis long taim bihain. Turangu. I wonder where all the books from these Libraries have gone? They must be stored somewhere. I hope they are somewhere cool and dry. The tropical climate can play havco with badly stored paper.
