Gajah Berang School Alumni Association

GBS Alumni Association 25th Annual General Meeting, 20 March 2011

GBS Alumni Association 25th Annual General Meeting, 20 March 2011 Read More

SPM 2010 Results Analysis

SPM 2010 Results Analysis Read More

Note of Condolence to our friend and Immediate Past President, Hamzah Mohammad

Note of Condolence Read More

SPM results 2010 - congratulations to Tan Chun Hao

SMK Gajah Berang student scores 11 A+'s Read More

Association talks to school 5th and U-6th Form-ers

Association visits the School - 12 Nov 2010 Read More

Articles

A Message From the GBS Alumni Association President - Silver Jubilee Dinner, 8 October 2010

Thu, 11/11/2010 - 3:18am |

tauplim

GBS Alumni Association Silver Jubilee Dinner

7 November 2010

The above dinner held on 8th. October 2010 at the Tropicana Golf and Country Club was a resounding success. So said many of the alumni who attended this dinner. About 180 alumni, family members and friends who came, had a jolly good time, rekindling old friendships or just savouring the pleasure of meeting old friends and for some, making new ones.

Sun, 05/09/2010 - 10:14am |

nicwang

26 January 1985

A group of ex-students of the Sekolah Menengah Gajah Berang Melaka met on a Saturday afternoon at 2-30 pm on the 26th. January,1985 at the PJ Hilton to resurrect the school's old boys association in Melaka which had been de-registered.

Sat, 11/06/2011 - 3:27pm |

mortontec

Atmospheric, Biodiversity, Land & Ice Cap, Human, Ocean and Other Impacts of Climate Change

Global Sea Surface Temperature: maps like this help us understand how Earth is warming both generally and as part of events such as El Nino.

ATMOSPHERIC IMPACTS

Greenhouse Gas Levels

Currently, the IPCC’s worst case scenario forecasts are being realised or exceeded, leading to a catastrophic 1000 parts per million of CO2 by end of century. To preserve the planet in a similar state as now, human kind must aim to reduce CO2 levels from the current 385 parts per million to a stabilised target of 350 parts per million.

Wed, 01/06/2011 - 4:40pm |

mortontec

HALLO, noble media members of Mexico and especially here in Quintana Roo Province. I'd really like to convey my appreciation and respect, first of all, for your courageous efforts and commitment to report all the truth and all the important news to provide accurate information to the public.

Wed, 01/06/2011 - 10:26pm |

mortontec

"We have a climate crisis that is a planetary emergency" .........Al Gore.

The world's scientists fear that if we pass certain tipping points, the next stages of climate change would not only be fast but irreversible and catastrophic. So, there are already signs of this dangerous time approaching through observations of lakes and elsewhere bubbling with methane gas that used to be stored safely below a frozen layer of the Earth.