A VISITFROM THE MINISTER

DIES NATALIS

ON THE JOB TRAINING EASY ENGLISH

JAZZ MUSIC

SURVIVE IN STRESSFUL CONDITIONGLOBAL MARITIME NEWSCADET’S STYLEMARITIME EDUCATION

FUTURE UNVEIL VISION

REGIMENT STAFF: STRONG IMPACT IN DORM’S LIFE

4 TH ISSUE

REDACTION

ADVISORCapt. Arifin Soenardjo, M.HumCapt. Wisnu Risianto, MMHeru Widada, MMCapt. Prihartanta EBJ, MMCapt. Sukirno, M.MTr., M.Mar.Ir. Boedojo Wiwoho, S.J, MTAgus Widodo, MM

HEAD OF LANGUAGE UNITCapt. Boyke Aries Sonatha, MM

EDITOR (OFFICER)Akhmad Kasan GupronAll English Lecturers

REPORTERDean Febry RamadhanaYonatan Aditya Eka PutraMarshandy Revendy AguwNi Made Yuliani PurwantiAmelinda Azizah

ARTICLE CONTRIBUTORRio Melky Udut Tua PurbaAndreas HutapeaBeltsazar Carter Tariallo

CREATIVEFrengky Edward PakpahanAprin Sinta Ambarita

PHOTO SOURCEYessica Hillaria TabaniaThobat Badua Putra

PUBLIC RELATIONSDianty Eka SariNuzul HidayatAriesta PrayogaZul Iqbal

ENGLISH COMMITTEVigor Loviando RachmadiantoTio Dwiyoga WinZora HogantaraYulia Novitasari

CHIEF MAGAZINEReza Sepdeya

VICE MAGAZINEYehezkiel Eka HermawanNoorman Dwi Pamungkas

PREFACE

THE PRINCIPAL First, I would like to thanks to Almighty God for his blessing and mercy among us. I’d like to give appreciation and congratulation for the accomplishment of this forth issue. I am personally very proud of the creativity of Maritime Higher Education Institute (STIP) cadets which is proved in this magazine. This magazine shows that our institution not only focuses on how to improve the quality in term of education but also how to increase the creativity and capability for making English literature. Hopefully this magazine will be our main media for introducing STIP to the outside people. I fully support this magazine program to continue and develop.

Principal of Maritime Higher Education Institute

Capt. Arifin Sunardjo, MBA. M.Hum

REGIMENT COMMANDER BATCH 54 As the regiment commander, I personally congratulate for the accomplishment of the forth issue magazine. Especially for the English committee and the team working hard until it’s released. We know that English is global primary language; it is being used on various aspects, especially in our future job field both on board and port. Hopefully, the STREAM magazine will improve the cadet’s awareness on how important English is. I would like to say that I fully support this program to increasingly develop later on.

Regiment Commander

Alexander Machlon Lumowa 11.6321/N

ENGLISH COMMITTEE AND THE TEAMAt first, we praise the gratitude to the Almighty God so that we could have finished the STREAM 4th Edition successfully and completely. Occasionally, this edition shows the actual cadet’s activities inside and outside the campus. However, we try to disseminate the STIP profile to the reader. Therefore, we provide stories of our profile section in this edition. We don’t forget also to maintain the reader’s maritime knowledge, in particular, for all the cadets. At last but not least, we highly expect for this edition to be a source of useful information and a place for the cadets to improve their capabilities.

TABLE OF CONTENT

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CHRISTMASOF STIP

GLOBAL MARITIME NEWS

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DIES NATALIS

GRADUATION

20A VISITFROM THE MINISTER

STREAM 2015 4th ISSUE

68 CADET’S STYLE

48 MARITIME EDUCATION

62 ON THEJOB TRAINING

66 EASY ENGLISH

72 JAZZ MUSIC

74 HOW TO SURVINE IN STRESFUL CONDITION

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In 1983 Pendidikan dan Latihan Ahli Pelayaran (PLAP) was academically given a license to conduct the programs of Strata A, B, and C majoring in Nautical studies, Marine Engineering, Marine Telecommunication, Port & Shipping Management. Strata A was a three-year program equal to bachelor degree., Strata B offered a year program with a two-year sea service at a completion of Strata A and having a second-class officer certificate, and Strata C offered a first-class officer certificate

1983

Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran (Maritime Higher Education Institute) is a state owned maritime institution administered under Indonesian Ministry of Transportation. It was founded in 1953, in the name of Akademi Ilmu Pelayaran (Merchant Marine Academy) running a 3 - 4 year program of Diploma III (equal to Bachelor Degree) majoring in Nautical and Technical Departments with Class III Certificate of Competence.

1957

In 1962 Akademi Ilmu Pelayaran (AIP) established a co-operation with the UnitedStates Marine Academy at Kings Point for a special class program. Since then AIP had became a reputable maritime eduaction centre in Indonesia.1962

1964In 1964 Akademi Ilmu Pelayaran Niaga (Shipping Management Academy) and Akademi

Telekomunikasi (Telecommunication Academy) were integrated into Akademi Ilmu Pelayaran which was entitled a license to conduct four major studies : Nautical Studies,

Marine Engineering, Port & Shipping Management and Electronics & Telecommunication.

1974In1974 - 1984 Akademi Ilmu Pelayaran conducted a student-exchange program with the Goverments of Tanzania, Malaysia, and Bangladesh, and sucessfully attracted students from countries to become its cadets.

In 1978 the name of Akademi Ilmu Pelayaran was changed into Pendidikan dan Latihan Ahli Pelayaran (PLAP) /(Maritime Educationand Training Institute). 1978

1953

Akademi Ilmu Pelayaran (AIP) ) was officially inaugurated by Mr. Soekarno - the first President of the Republic of Indonesia - on 27 February 1957, and meanwhile became the first maritime academy in Indonesia. The campus was located at Jalan

Gunung Sahari Raya, Mangga Dua Ancol, Jakarta.

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1995In 1995 Pendidikan dan Latihan Ahli Pelayaran (PLAP) was given a license to conduct Diploma IV Programs offering three major studies in Nautical Studies, Marine Engineering and Port & Shipping Management which is equivalent to Bachelor in maritime science

April 2002, STIP was moved to the new campus in Marunda, North Jakarta.

2003

2000

October 2003, STIP started implementing Quality Management System standard ISO 9001:2000, Edition 4 (four), the previous edition was of implementing ISO 9002:1994. And on March 16, 2004 STIP was recognized by the Board of Certification Lloyds Register Quality Assurance (LRQA).

In March 2000 the name of Pendidikan dan Latihan Ahli Pelayaran was changed into Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran (Maritime Higher Education Institute), and finally since April 2002 STIP officially moved to the new campus at Marunda, North of Jakarta.

2002

2009September 30, 2009 STIP was defined as a government agency, to implement the

Financial Management Form of Public Service Agency (PK-BLU) and made changes in accordance with the Decree of Minister of Transports No : KM 68 Year 2009 on the

Organization and Work Procedure of STIP.

Since 1997 the Institute had been given a license to conduct STCW short course in Familiarization Training, Basic Safety Training, Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue

Boat, Advanced Fire Fighting, Tanker Familiarization, Oil Tanker Program Training, Liquefied Gas Tanker Program Training, Chemical Tanker Program Training, Medical First

Aid Training, Medical Care Training and Radar/ARPA Training.

2010-NOWDue the change in the standard of Quality Management System ISO 9001:2000 to ISO 9001:2008, STIP began to implement a Quality Management System standard ISO 9001:2008 in February 2010 with edition 5 (five). Besides implementing ISO 9001:2008, STIP also applied the Quality Standard System (QSS) and was approved by the Directorate General of Sea Transportation.

1997

It has been four years since the initial idea of this magazine was made by the English Team of STIP. It was a gift we could publish the 4th STREAM magazine which become the one of news and education source, especially for the maritime cadets.

As English Team, we tried to develop in terms of providing renewal and innovation in everything in this magazine. It means recent news, the latest maritime developments, and additional touch that come from creativity of the cadets.

On this publication, we did something different f, for the first time we made an icon for representing the STREAM magazine. We called it Streamo.

All gratitude to God, so we could publish the magazine continuously. We hope this STREAM will be useful for all of you in providing information, knowledge, and invigorating entertainment. Just follow the STREAM!S

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S Cap of AnchorRepresents the maritime world

become our major field.

Graduation SwordRepresents the spirit of cadet

to reach their graduation passionately.

BeardRepresents the wisdom in solving any problem

encountered.Fish’s Body

It represents the life of seafarer who spends a long time on

the ocean.

All gratitude to God, so we could publish the magazine continuously. We hope this STREAM will be useful for all of you in providing information, knowledge, and invigorating entertainment. (Dean)

Just follow the STREAM !

In order to celebrate its birthday, BPSDM invited 3 PTK under the auspices of the Ministry of Transportation, they are: STIP, STPI and STTD to send a delegation from each institutes. This three institutes are invited to join social event in the area around Ciwidey, Bandung. In this social activity the three institutes gathered in BPSDM to transport all the goods to be donated and distributed uniforms for the participants. In this Social Activity the whole cadets and female cadets distributed clothes donated by BPSDM, and sharing the goods donated from BPSDM.

The whole cadets and female cadets departed from campus to Ciwidey using private buses from each campus. Once arrived, all participants create a gathering place on the sand field, then they are formed some teams. Once formed, these teams are spreaded and reunited with PTK integration format. The team then splited up again to ride the jeeps because the terrain is too steep and rough pursued. As a result of the terrain, it needs a long time. Then the team gathered in the field in one of the villages to prepare for tomorrow’s social activities and rest for the next day.

The second day began by forming the teams into four groups according to the four villages that will be visited. In the group, the interviewees came to a village called Barussel in Ciwidey, West Java. Before the groups go to the villages, they held a welcoming event. The activity begins with a festive welcoming event by the head of the BPSDM. After the welcoming

event is finished and then each team was given some assignments from the coordinator of the group. After arrived in the destination, the teams did some social activities like repainted the walls of public lavatories and water sources.

In addition to the activities of these social activity, we distributed some goods to villagers in the form of: food, stationery, bags for the students and the provision of water pumps so that residents no longer in in trouble getting the water. All the goods that have been donated were help to smoothen their lives. After they did the social activities, the event was closed by a football game together with the villagers. All the teams gathered in the village of Barussel at 16.00 and continued the games with the villagers, singing contest between PTK and villagers who judged by the head of the BPSDM, Tomy and ends with a bonfire and sing along. Closing event set up by the committee to strengthen the bonds between PTK and the citizens were watching movies together, which is “Laskar Pelangi” while enjoying lamb roll as a sign of appreciation from the villagers for our hard work and sincerity of the participants. The second day ended with a break in preparation for the next day to come back to Jakarta.

On the third day all the participants of the social activity prepared for the breakfast together and then get ready to go back to Jakarta. All participants of the social activity store the tents and equipments also cleaned the field. Then everyone returned to Jakarta. (Hotdi)

The social activity held by BPSDM of Transportation, i think is a useful and profitable activity for rural “Babakan” resident. In the event the cadet and female cadet helped plunge and participate in activities and help the course of social activity. It is useful to train the cadet and female cadet in social life in terms of caring for the environment.

In my opinion, the event is an activity that helps us to socialize with the civilian, teach us to help each other, to share a sense of humanity, and also makes us to realize what our duty. This activity made us to become responsible for what duty that given to us.

An activity like this will never be forgotten by us because we can share with others; we can also feel how life likes them who have much with urban life/life more worthy. We look forward very much to doing charity program like this in the future. The existence of social action like this will foster a sense of concern particularly for young to channel social psyche.

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NEWS

On June, 26th 2015, STIP sent their representatives to participate the international yearly event, World Expo Milano, by joining the annual astronomical sea voyage of Indonesian Naval Academy called Kartika Jala Krida with the theme, The Integration of Indonesian Cadet. In this occasion, STIP had a chance to show its role in one of most prestigious celebration in the world.

The participants were not only from STIP and Indonesian Naval Academy. There were also the cadets from STP (Fisheries Academy), Hang Tuah University, and also a group of student from each Merchant Marine Vocational School of all around Indonesia archipelago with the total number 163 cadets. They all took part as the official representative of Indonesia in World Expo Milano to celebrate the World Ocean Day which had been held on June, 7th 2015.

The voyage began at Port of Madura Ujung, Surabaya, on June, 30th 2015, after three days familiarization in

INDONESIAN CADET INTEGRATION

IN KARTIKA JALA KRIDAthe Indonesian Naval Academy’s barracks. They were carried in 125 meters LOA of Indonesian warship, KRI-Banjarmasin 592. It took about 36 days for them by passing the Indian Ocean to reach the Port of Genoa through the Suez Canal with four berths in four different countries which were Indonesia (Port of Belawan), India (Cochin Port), Djibouti, and Egypt (Port of Alexandria).

In every port, all the cadets followed the cocktail party held in the vessel to introduce Indonesian cultures to the participant as the main objective of these integrated personnel. On the other hand, the cadets had the opportunity to step on the land of each country. The primary mission was accomplished in Milan by presenting the Indonesian cultures in the form of traditional dances and ethnical stuffs in Indonesian pavilion. (Tio)

World Expo Milano 2015:

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Yasser Wijaya11.6555/T

As one of the participants, of course,

it became an interesting experience for me

because i got to see how the navy midshipman do their daily activity routine, which was

really organizationaly integrated and I hope we can make this experience as a comparation for our

campus in the future. Overall, there are still a lot of things that we

can learn from them for the development of our

campus. That’s all.

Alexander Lumowa11.6321/N

The relation of this activity and education system in our campus

are, with this KJK-WEM 2015 activity

which involve almost all maritime cadets in general, especially the

navy academy cadets as the host, there is a need

of self-conciousness from the cadets to make

themselves a leader-worthy and open minded

person, and also from the officers to involve themselves into the

cadets’ life in order to make a more cooperative

harmony relationship until the cadets become officers just like them in

the real world.

Tio Dwiyoga Win11.6433/T

It was such a great experience for me. We

sailed together with another mates from different academies. Honestly, I learned

many things from that journey, especially in the

attitude and the social gathering. I hope that

the integration like that would never end since I just realized how strong we are as the Indonesian

cadet if we cooperate with another academy of

the different tradition.

M. Fabi Ami11.6184/N

Literally, I was a little bit surprised with the condition. But,

as the representative of Indonesian cadet, I was really proud to

get those experiences. Berthing to the different

countries in different continents and step on the new land just made

me feel the luckiest one. Besides, new social

relationships from all sectors had opened my

mind widely.

10 FOURTH ISSUE

According to the holiday of Idul Fitri 1436 H, Ministry of Transport provided a monitoring shelter for the homecoming people in all sector, land transportation, sea transportation, and air transportation. Regarding to this program, STIP was invited to participate in the shelter for supervising the port and shipping activity. Therefore, STIP sent 51 cadets as the representative from each level to join the shelter.

This program was carried out in the Ministry of Transport’s office as the primary report receiver of all port activity in the Indonesian archipelago. The cadets were assigned to monitor the report through the online data for 24 hours.

Because of that, the consult council, as the coordinator, provided two shift schedules for 12 hours.

Before joining the program, all cadets had followed the briefing and familiarization about the task and duty from the Secretariat of Transport. They discussed about the online data monitoring in http://anglebtal.ditlala.dephub.go.id/ as the main portal of the report along the holiday.

Indeed, this activity should be a precious experience for the cadets and we hope that this kind of program could be a constant participation of the cadet in the future. (Asep)

THE SHELTER OF TRANSPORT

Gerry Hardyles Napitupulu11.6303/N I think this activity was a useful activity that cadet needed especially in term for improving their knowledge. It made us realized what real duty in work field, familiarized to real work socialization, and introduced to sailing safety sector. An activity like this should be an continuously event for cadet in STIP.

Ricky S. Panjaitan14.7811/NOn July 5th 2015, I got a watch keeping in Widths post of Ministry Transport. My opinions about the experience in case this is a very useful activity for the cadet, especially in terms of gained experience. On the location, I learned about the activities of monitoring the activities of the port. This event was very useful, not only for youth but also for the people who are involved in widths activities 2015.

Putra Bangsa Sinlae11.6576/KIn my opinion when I participated to keep the post of ministry transport department, I got many experience and I hope all cadets of STIP could participated in this event too, there were so many knowledge’s especially in sailing safety sector.

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NEWS WHO’S THE NEW NUMBER ONE PERSON

IN STIP?Maritime Higher Education Institute was led by one principal; who is responsible for all aspects in this institution. The predecessor principal was Capt. Rudiana, MM was replaced by the successor Capt. Arifin Sunarjo, MBA., M.Hum. The principal handover was realized on farewell and welcome ceremony.

The ceremony was held on on January 1st, 2015 at Auditorium of STIP. Almost all the officers and employee attended on that ceremony.

On that occasion, Capt. Rudiana who will serve as the head of Tanjung Perak harbor office after becoming the principal of STIP would like to thank to all officers and employees for their support and good cooperation during the 10 months of his leading of STIP. He said,

“..Although STIP has been awarded with the excellent service of the Ministry Of Transports, but it is expected that all employees of STIP will still work well and provide better service to the cadets and the public for better STIP. “ (source : www.stipjakarta.ac.id)

After farewell section of Capt. Rudiana, MM, the new principal, Capt. Arifin Sunardjo, MBA. M.Hum conveyed his speech in front of the officers and employees. He talked about his job experience and what he will do as the new principal. The current principal expects STIP will be better in the future in all aspects.

At the end of this ceremony STIP gave a souvenir to Capt. Rudiana, MM, the former principal was accompanied by his wife Mrs. Rita Rudiana on that opportunity. A smile of happiness was seen in Capt. Rudiana’s faces on that moment. After that, all people who attended that event welcomed Capt. Arifin Sunardjo, MBA. M.Hum as the new principal of STIP. We hope that STIP will be better with the new principal, related on the vision and mission of STIP to become the institution that has international standards. (sepdeya)

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NEWS

JESUS IS MY ANCHOR

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JESUS IS MY ANCHORThe preparation for this event was 3 months. The religion commander and the organizer prepared everything to make the Christmas run properly. The theme for this year was “Jesus Is My Anchor”, it means as a Christian we need to completely hope only to Jesus and attach our life to Him like an anchor to the sea bate.

The Christmas was an annual event held for the Christian community and officers. The event was similar to the previous Christmas, but the differencies from this year were many participants from congregations, cadets, and also officers involved in the event directly.

The Christmas celebration of STIP

2014 was held on December 18th 2014, the event began with a worship who led by a worship leader of level two cadet, Marshandy Revendy Aguw and music team.

After the worship was over the event continued with entertaining sections. The level 4 cadets, Edgar Valentino Tatemba and Theresia Bona Hutapea became the master of ceremony of this event. There were so many audiences who participated on this event.

In this section, STPI curug enlivened this event with their praise song. There were also dance perfomanced by female level one and level two cadets, the famous Ambon singer,

Yopie Latul, with his smooth voice and doorprizes for the lucky congregations.

The Christmas was closed by the theater team perfomance from level two cadets. They acted with exciting outfit to make stronger the fact of storyline.

After all sections of Christmas celebration was over, all cadets from level one , two and four dancing together in front of the stage. Hopefully, Christmas in STIP will tighten the bond of Christian and remind that Jesus was born to earth for saving us. (Marshandy & Aprin)