Faustina Nurhandini Adianti

 My 2024 Resolution~     In 2023, many things happened. I would say being accepted into SMAN 3 is one of my major events. As a new student in SMAN 3, the 1st semester was really hard for me, as it is too for others. We took a long time to adapt in this school. My goal wasn't to get good grades, my goal was to pass all of my classes. Now, as a new semester has begun, it's time to be more advanced in every classes. In the academic part of my life, I do have some things I hope to achieve this year, moreover this semester, which are: Be more active in classes, whether by asking questions or answering questions. From what I've seen, being active in class is a sign of active learning and understanding materials perfectly.  Get better grades in science. As someone who claims to love science, my grades aren't as good as I wanted it to be.  Being active in an organization. Last semester, I got accepted in PK, an organization in our school. Hence, I would try to be a good...

Parathas Parathas is a traditional breakfast that's very popular among the people in Pakistan. It's also very common in North India. Basically, parathas is a flatbread stuffed with vegetables, usually potatoes. Here's how to make parathas.  Ingredients : 1. 550g chapatti flour, plus extra for dusting 2. 25ml vegetable oil 3. 3 tbsp of ghee (clarified butter) For the potato filling: 1. 550g Desiree potatoes, boiled, cooled, peeled and finely grated 2. 5 green chillies, finely chopped 3. 2.5cm piece of ginger, peeled and finely chopped 4. 50g coriander, finely chopped 5. 1 red onion, finely chopped 6. 1 ½ tsp carom seeds 7. 1 ½ tsp chilli powder To serve: 1. 200ml Greek yogurt 2. 1 tsp sugar 3. 1 tsp crushed cumin seeds 4. 50g cold salted butter, to serve Steps : a. Mix together the flour, 1 tsp salt, the oil and 225ml water to make a stiff dough. Leave to rest for 15 mins.  b. Make your potato filling by mixing all the ingredients together with 1½ tsp salt in a bowl. Divide ...

  Donald Santoso         Donald Santoso is an Indonesian paralympic athlete who plays wheelchaired basketball. He's one of the best wheelchaired basketball players out there.          He was born in USA, got back to Indonesia when he was around 7 y.o., and then went back to USA again at 11 to pursue his dreams in basketball. At that time, he wasn't using wheelchair nor he needed it. But sadly, he got into an accident when he was 17 and injured his legs. The operation failed, he wasn't able to play basketball again as normal.            When he was told that he could never play basketball like normal again, he was devastated. His hopes and dreams died. But then, he got into Arizona State University and found out that he could still play basketball in a wheelchaired basketball team, his dreams rose up again. Since then, he hopes to be the best wheelchaired basketball player.     ...

   Katie Ledecky (Full name: Kathleen Genevieve Ledecky), is a professional American swimmer. She is born in March 17, 1997, in Washington DC, US. She's approximately 183 cm tall and is in the US National Team. She's in the Nation's Capital Swim Club (NCAP), University of Florida. Although, she's also in the Stanford University team.     She is well known for her many astounding achievements in international championships. She has won 7 gold medals and 3 silver medals in the Olympics Games. She has also won 21 gold medals and 5 silver medals in World Championship, long course. Not to mention her achievements in Pan Pacific Championship, which are 8 gold medals, a silver medal, and a bronze medal. She has also won mani national and region competitions before she got into international competitions.     Katie is   the daughter of Mary Gen (Hagan) and David Ledecky. Her Czech-born paternal grandfather–Jaromír Ledecky–arrived in New York City on ...

    Me, Myself, and I: Faustina Nurhandini      Hi, I'm Faustina Nurhandini from X-1 at High School no. 3 in Bandung. You can call me Dini. I'm from Salman Al Farisi Junior High School, and I'm excited to be a high schooler! I know, some say that in High School no. 3, you don't really have the freedom you'd get in other public schools. But, nevertheless, I'm still looking forward to blend in and get comfortable with the busyness here. So, to begin my journey in high school, here's some interesting facts about myself.      Am I an ambitious kid? Well, a little, yeah. Not getting good enough grades can quite literally make me feel awfully depressed. And with 'good enough grades', I mean my definition of good grades, not the school's minimum grade. And my definition of good grades has a pretty tight range. But here in this particular high school, I know the competition's only getting harder. I might not get the 1st place as many times as when I ...