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Author: Hla Min (Lifelong Learner)

  • Parody

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2026

    I Love You Because (Parody by Hla Min)

    • Many years ago, I wrote a parody.
    • “I love you because” (sung by Jim Reeves) was a hit played by Burma Broadcasting Service (BBS).
    • I wrote a light version of the song.
    • I did not have a Home Minister at that time to edit or veto it.

    I love you because (Lyrics)

    I love you
    because you always stand dear
    every time I opened up the door
    You’re always there
    to help me eat my jam dear
    I love you more
    because you never snore.

    No matter
    When you’re sleeping or awake dear
    You’re pretty
    as the craters on the moon
    I love you
    every minute of the hour dear
    Because you said
    You’d cry
    beside my tomb

    I love you
    because my pocket’s lighter
    every time you shop
    around the town
    I love you
    because you’re a great fighter
    But you promised
    you would never
    knock me down

    Take These Chains (Parody by Hla Min)

    • “Take these chains” was a song that was played often by BBS.
    • Thamankyar Ko Myint (Mn70) sang a Burmese song using the tune.
    • I tried to parody the song.

    Take these chains (Lyrics)

    Take these chains from my legs and set me free
    And the rope that ties me to this tree
    If you really pity me
    let me drink a glass of Zee
    Take these chains from my legs and set me free

    I’m charged with murder of a tiny, little flea
    “Cruel” said the judge and he would not hear my plea.
    So, if you really pity me
    let me sip a cup of tea
    Take these chains from my legs and set me free

    Take this scarf from my eyes and let me see
    If your waist still measures twenty three
    When I’m free I’ll marry you
    Even barrel shape will do
    Take these chains from my legs and set me free

    Lost Neikban RIT (Parody by U Myat Htoo)

    U Myat Htoo
    Lost Neikban
    • U Myat Htoo wrote a parody on “Pyauk Sone Nay Thaw Neikban Bon” (the song by Sai Kham Leik and Sai Htee Saing).
    • Played the Ukelele and sang the song at the 2015 Alumni Reunion in Los Angeles, and at NorCal RITAA Annual Dinner.

  • Pearl In My Heart

    by Hla Min & Tekkatho Moe War

    Updated : May 2026

    Saya Moe

    Saya U Moe Aung & Hla Min
    • In February 2015, Saya U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War) gave me an autographed copy of his book.
    Autographed copy
    Cover
    Musings by Tekkatho Moe War and Maung Sein Win (Padeegone)

    Updates

    • Saya is feeling the effects of Jara & Byadi.
    • He still writes articles & kabyars daily.
    • Saya authored or co-authored several books.
    Book 1
    Book 2
    Book 3

    Posts

    • Kabyar
    • Poem
    • Publications
    • Tekkatho Moe War

  • U Tin Htut

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2026

    Highlights

    U Tin Htut
    • Matriculated from SPHS in 1953.
    • Won Senior Novices at the RUBC Regatta in 1953.
    • Coxed the Old Paulian crew which won Senior Novices at the RUBC Regatta in 1954. The crew members : U Tun Shein (Willie Saing, Stroke), M Hla Min (Moosaji, No. 3), Dr. Than Nyunt (George, No. 2) and Sao Hso Holm (Sawbwa Lay, Box).
      He and three crew members later became RUBC Gold.
    • Served as Captain of RUBC.
      Due to heavy involvement in RUBC, he decided to take a sabbatical.
    RUBC Captain

    Engineering

    • Attended 1st Year Engineering at BOC College in 1955.
    • Graduated B.Sc (Mechanical Engineering), University of Rangoon in March 1960.
    • Joined the Faculty of Engineering, University of Rangoon (Leik-Khone) as Assistant Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering in May 1960.
    • Attended Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, W. Germany in 1961/62 as a state scholar.
    • Worked as a Manager in Rangoon Textile Mills Co. Ltd. from 1962 – 65.
    • Rejoined the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, RIT in September 1965.
    • Studied Engineering Production at the University of Birmingham, UK in 1968/69.
    • On return to RIT, lectured Industrial Management to 5th and Final Year students.

    USA

    • Immigrated to the USA in May 1978.
    • Worked in the Aircraft Division, Northrop Corporation, Hawthorne, CA in August 1978.
    • With Leave of Absence from Northrop, worked as UNIDO Project Management Adviser in Khartoum, Sudan in 1981/82.
    • Retired early from Northrop in September 1992.

    Family

    Wife: Irene

    Children: Saynne Tin Htut and Aung Aye Htut.

    Grand children : Three

    Editor’s Notes

    His parents were entrepreneurs in the Textile industry (e.g. Khit Ah Kyaik ခေတ်အကြိုက် Nylon), production & distribution of movies (e.g. Ah Myotha Yoke Shin, အမျိုူသားရုပ်ရှင် Carlton Cinema)

    Served as Captain of RUBC as a student, and later as a Saya Administrator.

    Organizer of RUBC Jubilee and Anniversary regattas.

    Despite having a bypass heart surgery, he was actively involved in BASES, which he co-founded with U Tin Htway (M59) and U Tun Tin (David, GBNF).

    Member of the Steering Committee for SPZP-2000.

    SPZP-2000

    Ccontributed not only to the Saya Pu Zaw Pwe fund, but also to the special fund for inviting Sayagyi U Ba Toke from Myanmar.

    Financial Controller for the 2015 RIT Alumni Reunion in Los Angeles

    Ma Irene was Maurice’s teacher in Methodist English High School. Saya was Maurice’s lecturer in the 5th B.E. “Industrial Management” course. All the skills learnt were used effectively by Maurice, Financial Controller for the “Reunion & Saya Pu Zaw Pwe” and aPublisher of the “RIT Alumni Newsletter” Special Issue.

    Donation

    Saya’s donations include

    • K10 Lakhs to Swel Daw Yeik Foundation
    • K100 to YTU Library Project
    • All Mechanical Gathering
    • RUBC Gathering

  • SPHS Teachers & Classmates

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2026

    Std. VIIIA (SPHS) in 1961

    Teachers

    • Brother Anthony (Class teacher) : taught Mathematics
    • Saya U Sein (Burmese teacher, GBNF) : Father of Saya Dr. Soe Win (retired Rector of YUFL); Also taught Burmese in Matric.
    • Brother Felix (Brother Director, GBNF) : After nationalization, moved to Germany and passed away there. Thonegwa Kyaw Win visited him.
    • Saya U Nyunt Maung (Arts subjects teacher) : Taught Maths in Sacred Heart
    • Saya Beatson (Science subjects teacher) : Became a monk
    • Brother Xavier (English teacher) : Also taught English in 9th standard. After nationalization, moved to UK and presumably left the Order.

    Dr. Khin Maung U

    OPA Dinner
    Khin Maung U
    • First in Burma in the Matric exam in 1963; Won Collegiate Scholarship
    • Had perfect scores of 100 in Maths & Chemistry and a score of 99 in Physics. Grapevine says that one point was deducted from the initial score.
    • Multiple Luyechun at IM(1)
    • Due to changes in the Edu System, he had to do M.Sc. (Med Sc) locally. Top students from earlier years studied in UK as State Scholars.
    • His persistence paid off. Got Fellowships from UK and MD from Australia
    • Retired from Food & Drug Administration in the USA
    • Translator/interpreter for dhamma courses & meditation retreats.
    • Wore thick glasses since his younger days.
    • Classmate in Stds VIII(A), IX(A) and X(A). We were in different sections in the lower classes.


    Dr. Min Oo (Kenneth)

    • Stood second in Burma in the Matric exam in 1963. Won Collegiate Scholarsip.
    • Some saw him reading a German book before entering the hall to take the Matric exam.
    • Scored distinctions in English, Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
    • Chose to study Maths at RASU.
    • Saya U Aung Sein (Maths) saw Min Oo get out of the Tutorial classes after a few minutes and yet had perfect score. He decided to give challenging questions for a Tutorial. Min Oo took longer time than the easier Tutorials, but most of the other students could not get a passing grade.
    • A Tuition Saya (now GBNF) challenged his students. “Ask your teachers to solve the problem. I will give you free tuition if you can provide the correct answer.” One student asked Min Oo, who was enjoying a card game. Min Oo scribbled the answer during the card game. The Tuition Saya was disappointed. He did not keep his promise to give the student free tuition.
    • Attended Tekkatho Luyechun Camps twice.
    Min Oo (Seated Right)
    • In the Summer of 1965, he was chosen as Luyechun among second year RASU students.
    • In the Slummer of 1968, he was chosen as a Saya for the Tekkatho Luyechun camp.
    • As a multiple Tekkatho Luyechun from IM(1), Dr. Khin Maung U was present at both camps. He remembers Min Oo with a cigar trying to look like a Sayagyi.
    • Min Oo received two doctorates in Maths from Germany. He taught at McMasters University in Canada. He voluntarily retired in 2015.
    • He was one of the young students in the class, but also among the brightest.
    • Classmate in Stds VIII(A), IX(A) & X(A). We were in different sections in the lower classes.
    • He often visited his daughter in the San Francisco Bay Area.

    Dr. Myo San (Freddie, GBNF)

    Khin Mg Zaw, Myo San, Khin Mg U
    • Stood third in Burma in the Matric of 1963. Won Collegiate Scholarship.
    • He had studied phonetics. He had read lots of English books.
    • He scored distinctions in English, Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
    • He was older than us. That might have given him a slight advantage in the early years.
    • He gave me a quiz. “How do you pronounce GHOTI?” I gave an answer which he corrected as “FISH”. He had read George Bernard Shaw, who posed the quiz as an example of eccentricity in English. GH is phonetically equivalent to F as in ROUGH. O is phonetically equivalent to I as in WOMAN. TI is phonetically equivalent to SH as in ATTENTION. Thus, GHOTI is phonetically equivalent to FISH.
    • He became a surgeon, but the stress caused him to take early retirement.
    • Sadly, he passed away.
    • Classmate in Stds VIII(A), IX(A) & X(A), We were in different sections in the lower classes.

    Collegiate Scholarship Holders

    In 1963, students from private schools had to be in the Top Forty to be eligible for Collegiate Scholarship.

    SPHS had ten students in the Top Twenty. Min Oo studied Maths.
    Hla Min, Maung Maung Kyi & Aung Thu Yein studied Engineering. Khin Maung U, Myo San, Nyunt Wai, Thein Wai, Aung Kyaw Zaw & Khin Maung Zaw studied Medicine.
    Myo San, Maung Maung Kyi and Aung Thu Yein are GBNF

    • First : Dr. Khin Maung U (Medical Researcher, FDA, USA)
    • 2nd : Dr. Min Oo (Maths Professor, McMasters University, Canada)
    • 3rd : Dr. Myo San (Surgeon, GBNF)
    • 4th : Dr. Nyunt Wai (Physiology Professor in IM & Malaysia)
    • 5th: Dr. Thein Wai (Moved to USA)
    • 7th: U Hla Min (Lifelong Learner; Software Engineer, Silicon Valley)
    • 9th: Dr. Aung Kyaw Zaw (Specialist, Base Military Hospital)
    • 11th : U Maung Maung Kyi (Dip. Ing in Pulp & Paper, Wales, UK, GBNF)
    • 13th : U Aung Thu Yein (EC, Schlumberger, GBNF)
    • 17th: Dr. Khin Maung Zaw (Medical Doctor, UK)
    SPHS63

    In the group photo

    Seated (L to R) : Min Oo, Khin Maung U, Myo San (GBNF)

    Standing (L to R) : Hla Min, Khin Maung Zaw, Nyunt Wai, Thein Wai, Maung Maung Kyi (GBNF), Aung Thu Yein (GBNF), Aung Kyaw Zaw

    Updates

    Kyaw Wynn’s Birthday

    • Offered soon to Ashin Ukkamsa (Victor, Aung Chaw)
    • Lunch to SPHS63 Classmates
    SPHS63
    • Aye Ngwe (Edwin)
    • Kyaw Wynn — Host
    • Khin Maung Bo (Allan, GBNF)
    • Hla Min
    • Aung Chaw (Victor, Ashin Ukkamsa)
    • Than Win
    • Aung Kyi (Arthur, GBNF)
    • Tin Tun (Phone Gyi, GBNF)
    • Khin Maung Zaw (Frank, UK)

    Sayadaw Beatson

    • Taught Physics at SPHS
    • Scout Master
    • After retirement, became a monk
    • Paulians — Myo Nyunt (Harry), Atom Hla & team — offered soon to Sayadaw
    Sayadaw Beatson
    Paulians offering Soon
    • La Min
    • Nyunt Wai (Victor)
    • Sayadaw Beatson
    • Nyan Taw (Dicky)
    • Hla Min
    • Than Win
    • Aung Kyi (Arthur)

    Sein Nyunt (Swe Set)

    • Classmate in Stds IV(D), V(D) & VI(D)
    • Shared names & status of former classmates. Several are GBNF. Hla Myint (Snow Makeup), Maung Maung Thaung, Sonny Yone Sein, Sydney Khant, Tin Tun are some who have passed away

    Posts

    • De La Salle
    • Memories
    • OPA
    • Pu Zaw Pwe
    • SPHS

  • Unsolved Mystery

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2026

    1949

    • Assassination of U Tin Tut in 1949
    • Someone informed of the “probable assassination attempt” to U Kyaw Myint (younger brother of U Tin Tut).
    • Senior Police Officials in charge of the investigation were retired with generous offers.

    Memories

    Tin Tut 1
    Tin Tut 2
    Tin Tut 3

    Post by Thant Myint-U (on September 15, 2015)

    66th anniversary of Myanmar’s tragic assassination

    Friday (18 September) will be the 66th anniversary of the assassination of U Tin Tut, ICS. He was mortally wounded when a bomb exploded in his car on Sparks Street (now Bo Aung Kyaw Street). He died shortly after in Rangoon General Hospital. The mystery of who killed U Tin Tut has never been solved. His death changed the course of Burmese history.

    U Tin Tut was educated at Dulwich and Queen’s College, Cambridge. He was a top scholar and athlete (captaining his college rugby team) and the first Burmese admitted into the elite Indian Civil Service. After World War Two, he was the only Burmese fluent in both financial and constitutional affairs and widely seen as the most brilliant Burmese of his generation.

    He was in many ways U Aung San’s principal deputy and a key figure at both the January 1947 London negotiations and at Panglong. He was seriously injured on 19 July 1947 when U Aung San and the others were killed.

    He was Burma’s first foreign minister but resigned during the increasingly chaotic and violent days of mid-1948 to become the Inspector General (i.e. commander) of the new Union Auxiliary Force, meant to counter the communists and other ‘Leftists’.

    He was a nationalist but not a socialist, and wanted to maintain good relations with the West. The more radical factions in Burmese politics and in the Burma Army saw him as a threat.

    Posts

    • ICS
    • Seven Siblings
    • The Empty Tomb
    • U Tin Tut

  • Dr. Khin Maung Win (Maths)

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2026

    Family

    • Parents : U Khin Maung Latt & Daw Khin Myo Chit
    • Spouse : Tekkatho Shwe Yi Win
    • Children : Maung Maung Win (Mg Yit) & Mi Mi Win (Junior)
    U Khin Maung Latt, Daw Khin Myo Chit & KMW

    Dr. Khin Maung Win

    Maths Saya

    • As an assistant of Saya Dr. Chit Swe, I worked with several Maths Saya.
    • Dr. Khin Maung Win wrote about Maths Curriculum in France for the “High School Maths” project.
    • After retirement, he published books on Maths, Education & Vipassana (Insight Meditation).

    Vipassana

    • His parents were friends and devotees of KabaAye Sunlun Sayadaw U Vinaya. They hosted Meditation retreats in their compound.
    • During my visit to Yangon in January and February 2018, I met Saya at Kaba Aye Sunlun Gu Kyaung.
    • Mi Mi Win (Junior Win) gave me two of her books (one in English, and another in Myanmar) that she wrote to celebrate the Centennial of her paternal grand parents : U Khin Mg Latt (English saya at Rangoon University & Private Tution, First Chief Editor of Working Peoples’ Daily) and Daw Khin Myo Chit (Award winning author).
    • Junior Win took a year to write the book for the Centennial of her grandparents in 2015. Her mother Tekkatho Shwe Yi Win helped with the indexing. Her brother Maung Yit helped with photos and cartoons.

    Good & Sad news

    • The book won a prize from Tun Foundation. Sadly, Shwe Yi Win passed away before the prize presentation.
    • Ko Soe Myint (M72, UCC), who appeared healthy, passed away unexpectedly at 3AM about one and a half months following his elder sister’s demise.
    • Life sometimes presents people with both good and sad news.

    Updates

    • Mg Yit is co-founder of Moemaka. He helped publish several books & e-books (including those for his Twin sister).
    • Saya is now GBNF. I received his book on Sunlun Vipassana.

    Posts

    • Dr. Chit Swe
    • Maths
    • Sunlun
    • Vipassana
    • WPD

  • Metallurgy Education in Myanmar

    By U Thit
    (Melbourne, Australia)

    Updated : May 2026

    U Thit

    The Metallurgy Department was established in 1954 with the assistance of contract staff from India. Mr. H.S. Shastri was the first head of department and Mr. A.C. Agrawal was an assistant lecturer.

    I was awarded a government scholarship to study Metallurgy at Lehigh University in 1954, when I was a second year student of Civil Engineering in Rangoon. (Incidentally, it was at Lehigh that I first met Sayas U Aung Khin and U Pu.), I returned home in 1957 after completing my bachelor’s degree and joined the department as assistant lecturer. Saya U Saw Pru joined the department as an assistant lecturer in 1958.

    I was awarded a Colombo Plan Fellowship in 1959 for further studies at the University or Queensland, Australia, and came back in 1961 after finishing my master’s degree. I was promoted to lectureship in 1962,

    Saya U Than Tin joined the department in 1960 and left for U.S. after a few years. There were visiting lecturers from U.S.S.R., namely, Mr. Charlichev from 1961 to 1963 and Mr. Chalpanov from 1963 to 1965.

    Sayas U Aung Hla Tun, U Pe Win and Dr. Khin Maung Win joined the department in 1965, 1966 and 1967 respectively. There were also part-time teaching staff from time to time from UBARI, such as U Khin Maung and U Nyunt.

    I left the department in 1968 to go to Australia.

    The continuing history of the Metallurgy Department after 1968 can best be written by Saya U Aung Hla Tun,

    Notes (by Hla Min)

    • Saya taught “Materials and Processes” in our 2nd BE class in 1964. He attended some SPZPs & Metallury gatherings in Myanmar. He moved to Melbourne, Australia.
    • Saya’s successors include Dr. Saw Pru (GBNF), U Than Tin & Saya Dr. Khin Maung Win (GBNF).
    Pon Tu of Dr. Khin Maung Win

    Updates (by Hla Min)

    • Saya U Aung Hla Tun (GBNF) was the lead author for HMEE projects.
    U Aung Hla Tun
    • Sayas U Win Kyaw (Met71, RUBC), U Thein Aung (Met72, Mr. RIT68) & U Nyunt Htay (Met73, Poet/Editor) had a micro-reunion in 2015 Alumni Reunion in Los Angeles and at the iNapa Winery in Northern California.
    iNapa Winery
    • Metallurgy is taught as “Materials Science” in the US.

    Posts

    • Education Systems
    • Gatherings
    • HMEE
    • Metallurgical Engineering
    • RIT Sayas

  • Nigara Falls, Inlay & Ngapali

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2026

    Niagara Falls

    • Visited Nigara Falls twice
    • First : from the US side
    • Second : photos taken on the trip in 2015 from the Canada side
    Niagara 1
    Niagara 2
    Niagara 3
    Niagara 4

    Ngapali

    • Visited Ngapali three times
    • First : with cousin & friends
    • Second : with my family
    • Third : Guest Lecturer at the Luyechun Camp
    • My poem was published in the Forward Magazine
    Ngapali

    Inlay

    • Visited Inlay four times
    • First : as RIT Luyechun
    • Second : with Peter Pe & Mg Mg Aye (SPHS classmates)
    • Third : with a Tour Company
    • Fourth : with PSA
    • My poem was published in the Thadinkyut Supplement.
    Inlay 1
    Inlay 2
    Inlay 3
    Inlay 4
    Inlay 5
    Poem

  • Dr. Freddie Ba Hli

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2026

    Highlights

    Dr. F Ba Hli
    • Only son of Sayagyi U Ba Hli, first native Dean of Engineering & Proponent of Twinning Program between Faculty of Engineering and prestigious US universities.
    U Ba Hli
    • Sc. D (Doctorate of Science) from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).
    • Helped Dr. Aung Gyi & U Min Wun, who were doing undergraduate studies at MIT under “Twinning Program”.
    • Spouse : Daw Myint Thwe (sister of U Tin U & U Ba Than)
    • Children : Tin Tin Hlaing (ex-UCC, Tha Hlaing (EC 83) & Min Thet Tun (GBNF)
    Daw Myint Thwe and children
    • Per request from Saya U Aung Khin, he wrote an article about his beloved father in the RIT Alumni Newsletter for SPZP-02000,

    Service in Burma

    • Part-time Lecturer, Electrical Engineering Department
    • Acting Director, Burma Atomic Energy Commission
    • Director General, Union Of Burma Applied Research Institute (UBARI)
    • National Advisor, Ministry of National Planning
    • Member, UCC Board of Management
    • External Examiner, UCC

    Post-retirement in Australia

    • After retirement, he moved to Australia
    • Celebrated his 93rd birthday on June 28, 2015
    • Had a heart attack on June 30,2015 and was taken to West Mead Hospital.
    • Passed away at 3 AM (Australian Standard Time) On July 1, 2015.

    Messages of Condolence

    From Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi

    Ko Hla Min,

    I am very sad to know that Dr F. Ba Hli has passed away recently.

    As I have mentioned before in my contributing article to the History of Engineering Education in Myanmar, Dr Ba Hli was one of the nicest persons that I had the privilege of knowing in my life. He was helpful in every way to me and U Min Wun so that we were able to adapt successfully to our studies at MIT.

    I send my heartfelt condolences to his family.

    From Saya U Soe Paing

    Please convey our condolences to Daw Myint Thwe, Htay Aung, Tin Tin Hlaing and the family of Saya Freddie Ba Hli.

    Dr. Ba Hli was an active member of the UCC Board of Management

    From Association of Myanmar Engineers in Australia

    Funeral program details of Dr. F Ba Hli are as follow:

    • 6 July 2015 Monday
    • 3:00 pm
    • Castlebrook Memorial Park Cemetery, Windsor Rd, Rouse Hill NSW 2155, (02) 9629 1477

    As per family’s request: it would be greatly appreciated if you wish to contribute donations toward ‘Heart Foundation’ instead of memorial/sympathy flowers.

    Memories

    • Engg Dean U Ba Hli
    U Ba Hli 2
    U Ba Hli 3
    • Yahan Khan, Shin Pyu
    U Ba Hli & Dr. F Ba Hli
    • Family Gathering
    Dr. F Ba Hli
    • UCC Gathering
    Dr. F Ba Hli, Dr. Chit Swe
    • Daw Myint Thwe
    Daw Myint Thwe

    Posts

    • Deans & Rectors
    • RIT Alumni Newsletter (2000)
    • Sydney Gatherings (2006)
    • Three Generation of Engineers
    • UCC

  • Thanks for your appreciation

    by RIT Alumni

    Updated : May 2026

    • Dr. Soe Thein (C75) wrote :

    ကျွန်တော် တို့ မမှီ လိုက်တဲ့ အင်ဂျင်နီယာ တွေနဲ့ ပါတ်သက် ခဲ့တဲ့လိပ်ခုံး BIT RIT အကြောင်း အရာ တွေကို နှစ်ပေါင်း ဆယ်စု များစွာ စံနစ် တကျ စဉ်ဆက် မပြတ် ရေးသား ပေးတဲ့ ရာသက်ပန် RIT သတင်း ပြန်ကြားရေး မှူး ဦးလှမင်း ကို အထူး ဂုဏ်ပြု အပ်ပါတယ်။

    ဒီလို ထူးချွန် ​ပြောင် မြောက် တဲ့ သတင်း ပြန်ကြားရေး မှူး နောက် တယောက် ဘယ်တော့မှ ပေါ်ထွန်း နှိုင်တော့ မည် မဟုတ်ပါ။

    Big big congratulations ပါ

    ဦးလှမင်း

    • Khin Aye Myint wrote :

    Congrats to U Hla Min for his informative RIT, BIT history ..

    • Aung Min wrote :

    Junior များ

    လက်ဆင့်ကမ်းကြလော့

    • Aung Myaing wrote :

    An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

    A hobby a day keeps the doldrums away making you healthy and happy.

    • Zaw Winn wrote :

    My Appreciations Dear Senior,

    Your affection for our Alma Mater is unparalleled and will be in our memories for ever.

    • Mg Mar Ga wrote :

    အကို့ကြောင့်သာဒိလိုမှတ်တမ်းမှတ်ရာတွေအသေအချာကျန်ခဲ့တာပါအကို့ခြေရာနင်းနိုင်ဖို့နောက်တယောက်ထပ်ရှိဖို့မလွယ်ပါတကယ်ပြောတာပါမှတ်ညဏ်ရယ်စေတနာရယ်အချိန်ပေးနိုင်မှုရယ်ဆောင်ရွက်တတ်မှုဆိုတာသာမန်လူလုပ်နိုင်ခဲလွန်းလှတယ်RIT Archive လုပ်ဖို့အကိုတအားတိုက်တွန်းခဲ့တာမှတ်မိတယ်ကြိုးစားစခဲ့ပေမဲ့တကယ်ကအကိုလုပ်ပြီးသားထက်ရေှ့မတိုးနိုင်ခဲ့ တကယ်ကိုရင်ထဲကချီးကျူးပါရ စေကျန်းမာသက်ရှည်လိုရာပြည့်ပါစေအကို

    • U Myo Myint wrote :

    Mg Mar Ga

    ဆရာ U Hla Min စုဆောင်းပြုစုမှတ်တမ်းတင်နေတဲ့‌အားထုတ်လုပ်ဆောင်ချက်များကို

    ဦးဝင်းထိန်ဦးရဲ့မှတ်ချက်နဲ့ထပ်တူကျနော့်ရင်ထဲမှာလေးစားတန်ဖိုးထားချီးကျူးရပါကြောင်းနှင့်

    ဆရာကိုယ်စိတ်နှစ်ပါးကျန်းမာ ချမ်းသာပါစေကြောင်း ထပ်ဆင့်ဆုတောင်းပါတယ်ခင်ဗျာ။

    • Wai Lu wrote :

    These are extraordinary records. Maybe superman @ genius @ techniques.

    • San Lin wrote :

    ပြီးခဲ့သမျှကို အရမ်းမှတ်မိသလို လုပ်လဲလုပ်နိုင်တဲ့ ဆရာဦးလှမင်း ကျန်းမာသက်ရှည်ပါစေ။

    • U Hla Myint Rit wrote :

    Thanks to all. VV Nice. Be mindful

    Photos

    At Ko Benny’s house
    Soon Kyway on August 20, 2016
    Award & Birthday Greetings
    Saya U Myat Htoo presented the Award
    Birthday card (from sayas & alumni)
    & two cakes (by Charlie & Diana Tseng)
    Birthday Card
    Welcoming Saya U Soe Paing to SF Bay Area
    At Half Moon Bay monastery
    SF Bay Area Retirees
    Retirees
    Welcoming Sayas Dr. San Hla Aung and U Tin Htut
    With Ko Tun Shwe & Ko Myint Thein (Soon Hoe)
    Saya Dr. Aung Gyi received Pon Tu (by Bagyee Myat Myo Myat)
    carried by Saya Ko Nyunt Htay
    SF Bay Area alumni
    Gathering hosted by Steeve Kay
    40th anniversary of arrival in USA
    With Steeve Kay (Multiple Golden Sponsor of SPZPs)
    With Class of 71 at Indian restaurant
    SPZP-2012 at Gyogone Campus
    At SPZP-2012
    with Sayas George & U Myat Htoo
    At Feel restaurant
    hosted by Ko Saw Lin (GBNF)