Inya Saung / Inya Hall
Daw Su Su has three daughters : Daw Hazel Saw Lwin (mother of Dr. Tin Tun) Dr. Olive Saw Lwin Daw May Saw Lwin (mother of U Aung Mon and Dr. Nyi Thet Lwin) Daw Su Su was the first occupant of Room No. (1) at Inya Hall. […]
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U Yan Aung (Academy winning actor) U Yan Aung (Teacher and Say Saya (Indigenous medicine)) U Yan Aung (Writer) U Yan Gyi Aung Bo Yan Naing (Thirty Comrades)Spouse : Daw Tinsa Maw Naing (English) Dr. Yan Naing Lwin (Professor Emeritus at Western Illinois University).Father : U Ba Lwin […]
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Update : December 26, 2020 Daw Pa Pa Daw Pa Pa Wadi Daw Pa Pa Win (HI) U Pain ICS U PaingSons : Dr. Myo Paing, U Soe Paing, U Win Paing (Sayadaw U Wara), U Kyaw PaingSpouse : Daw Oo Yin U Paing Min (USA) Dr. Paing […]
RUESU Magazine 1951 – 52
Feedback from U Aye (M62) : Class of some members Sitting L-R : Ko Maung Maung (M54), Ko Maung Maung Aye (C52), Mr. V. P. Khetrapal, Ko Hla Aye (ES52), Ko Win Maung (EE52) Standing L-R : Ko Ohn Kyaing, Ko Aung Ban, Ko Thaung Sein (M55), Ko […]
Aung San Stadium
Burma Athletics Association (BAA) has an outdoor stadium for Athletics and Soccer. Later, it had indoor stadium(s). The stadium was renamed Aung San Stadium to honor Bogyoke. We had to march with the Marching Band from St. Paul’s High School (SPHS) to the Aung San stadium to perform […]
Champions
Athletics Myee Tun Naw was Burma and SEAP Champion for Marathon. The Mra brothers — Tun Mra (sprint), Kyaw Mra (hurdles) and Soe Mra (Pole Vault) — represented Burma in the 1st and 2nd SEAP Games. They won Gold Medals. Shigan Bum was Burma and SEAP Champion for […]
Second SEAP Games
Photo provided by Dr. Richard Yu Khin The 2nd SEAP (South East Asia Peninsular) Games was held in Rangoon in December 1961. Aung San Stadium was the main venue for Track & Field and Soccer. Swimming, Diving and Water Polo contests were held at the Amyotha Yay Koo […]
Mechanical Engineering Post 1950
By Sayagyi U Aung Khin I have chosen 1950 as the start of my recollections regarding the state of higher learning in the field of engineering because I was admitted to the Faculty of Engineering, Rangoon University, in June of that year. Also, Sayagyi U Ba Hli started […]
Mandalay
Mandalay is the old Capital of Burma. Known as Yadanar Bon Nay Pyi Daw. Hosted the Fifth Buddhist Council. U Khanti Kyauk Sar was regarded as the World’s Largest Book in the Ripley’s “Believe It or Not” Upper Burma (including Mandalay) was annexed by the British in 1885. […]
Class of 66 (2)
Saya U Lin (M66) Rowed for RIT. Headed the RIT Buddhist Association. Core organizer for the SPZPs held in Yangon. Patron of SDYF (Swel Daw Yeik Foundation) and/or Alumni Association. Donated to the YTU Modernization Project. U Tint Swe (ChE66) Played Tennis. Spouse : Daw Yi Yi Khaing […]
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