Sayas
- U Ba Toke (GBNF) was a proud Great Grandfather.

- Daw Khin Saw Tint (GBNF) was a proud Great Grandmother.

Alumni
- Bo Lwin Swe (EE61) is a proud Great Grandfather.

- Zau Lai (EP69) is also a Proud Great Grandfather.











ဆရာ ဆရာမတွေ ရော
ကျောင်းသား ကျောင်းသူ ဟောင်း တွေ ရော
အို — နာ — သေ တွေ မနည်း တော့
ကိုမြင့်နိုင် ဥမ္မာခင် တို့ ဘေး က လည်းမလွတ်သေး
Reunion နဲ့ ပူဇော်ပွဲ လုပ်ဘို့ က ခက်ခဲ
တ နာရီ လောက် တောင် သက်သက်သာသာ မထိုင်နိုင်
နာရေး မှာ ကုသိုလ် ပြုတာ ထက်
ကပ် ဆိုး မှာ ကူ တာ က ပို အကျိုး ရှိ
ဘဏ် မှာ ကိုယ့်ငွေ တောင် ပြန်ထုတ် ဘို့ ခက်ခဲ ချိန်
ဆရာ ဆရာမ တွေ အိမ် ကို သွား ပြီး
ပူဇော် ကြ တာကို
သာဓု (သုံးကြိမ် မက)
ခေါ်လိုက်ပါတယ်။
အလှူ ရှင် ၊ လုပ်အားပေး အား လုံး
ကျန်းမာ ချမ်းသာ လန်းဖြာ ကြပါစေ။
ကောင်း တဲ့ ဆန္ဒ ဆုတောင်း များ အမြန်ဆုံးပြည့် ကြပါစေ။//



The account was retold by Saya U Tin U and recorded by Saya U Ba Than.
During the Adhamma Era, many associations (especially student and alumni organizations) were not allowed.
With the dawning of the Pwint Linn Era, RIT-YIT-YTU Alumni Association was allowed to register, but many alumni were not aware of the association and its objectives. Only a few (mostly members of the “80000 YaThay”) actively participated in the formative events. There was virtually no fund to operate.
Then, things started to click.
RITAA (formally known as RIT-YIT-YTU RIT Alumni Association) has conducted the AGM (Annual General Meeting). The Interim Committee headed by U Tin Latt (M85) is to be congratulated for the work being done.
The AGM elected U Myo Aye (M94) as President for the term 2018 – 2020.
SDYF provides Annual Medical Check up for eligible sayas and sayamas.
SDYF also provides some financial assistance to eligible sayas and sayamas.
When a Saya or Sayama passes away, SDYF offers 2 Lakh Kyats to the bereaved family.
SDYF offers 4 Lakh Kyats to eligible sayas and sayamas
SDYF also considers case-by-case for sayas and sayamas needing financial assistance for health care.
U Khin Maung Tun is the President and major donor of SDYF.
With the approval of Sayagyi U Aung Khin, BEA (mostly RIT alumni) and BASTS (younger engineers and scientists) merged to become BAPS.
Saya U Nyo Win (M65), Benny Tan (M70) and Maurice Chee (M75) served as President of BAPS.
U Aung Myint (Henry Lim) served as Chief Editor of BAPS Newsletter.
Saya U Thein Aung (Met72) was Burmese Language Editor.
They would volunteers as Editor of the commemorative issue of “RIT Alumni International Newsletter” for SPZP-2000.
I served as Contributor for BAPS Newsletter and as Chief Editor of RIT Alumni International Newsletter.

The Association was formed by members of the San Francisco Bay Area Group led by Saya Allen Htay (C58) with the main objective to host the First RIT Grand Reunion and Saya Pu Zaw Pwe in 2000.
There are several posts about SPZPs.
The Association was formed to revive the RIT-related activities in Northern California.
Past Presidents : Saya U Maung Maung (George, ChE66), U Kaung Kaung Oo (Gordon, M83)
President : U Aung Myint Oo (EC84)
Past Chair of BOD : Stan Liou (M67)
Chair of BOD : Saya U Myat Htoo (C68)
The Association was founded by Saya U Tin Htut (M60), U Tin Htway (M59) and U Tun Tin (David).
It is based in Southern California.
Past Presidents : Saya U Tin Htut, U Tin Htway, U Tun Tin, Saya Dr. Tin Win (M62), Saya Dr. Chris Lee (M59), U Khin Maung Lay (T68), U Thura Thant Zin (M76)
President : U Tin Nwe (Milton Sein, C68)
Myanmar Engineering Society is a Non-Profit Organization. It is not an Alumni Association, but several sayas and alumni served as EC members.
Past Presidents : Dr. Sein Myint, Saya U Nyi Hla Nge, U Than Myint, U Han Zaw, U Win Khine
Some sayas served as Patrons of the RIT Buddhist Association. Some alumni served as EC members.
The Association’s activities include
The RIT Buddhist Association published two books for SPZP-2012.
TBSA was formed to support the Dhammananda Vihara and its activities.
During a Dhamma Duta mission in 1979, Mahasi Sayadawgyi agreed to leave two sayadaws to carry out the missionary work in the US.
Sayadaw U Silanandabhivamsa’s life and accomplishments have been recorded in the
TBSA hosts several events every year.





I was a volunteer Translator/Interpreter for Meditation Retreats at Tathagata Meditation Center (TMC).
TMC provided several books as Dhamma Dana.
He designs covers for the RIT Annual Magazines and the commemorative Swel Daw Yeik Magazines.
He is an expert in “Pon Tu” (Portrait) and “Oil Paintings”.
He also draws cartoons.


The cartoons remind me of the following :
U Myo Myint (M73) has designed covers for the RIT Annual Magazines and the commemorative Swel Daw Yeik Magazines. He is an expert in “Pon Tu” (Portrait) and “Oil Paintings”.
U Myint Pe (M72) has posted cartoons by U Myo Myint.


The cartoons remind me of the following :
Video Broadcast on November 5, 2020
Zartar name
Naming ceremony
Naming practices
D or DOW : Day of week
associated with Letters
associated with a number
Aung
Ba
Cho
Khin
Nu
Thant
…
D repeated
Aung Aung
Aye Aung
Khin Khin
Khin Kyi
…
D, D+1
Aung Gyi
Aung Khin
Khin Sein
Kyaw Zaw
…
Miscellaneous
Sons of U Paing
Myo Paing
Soe Paing
Win Paing
Kyaw Paing
Stylish for a period
Start with BA
Start with ZAW
…
Start with D
Aye Aye Khin
Aye Aye Kyi
Ba Yin Aung
Ba Yin Lay
Bo Bo Han
Kyi Kyi Htay
Tin Tin Aye
Tin Tin Win
…
D-1, D, D+1
Htun Aung Kyaw / Tun Aung Gyaw
Aung Kyaw Zaw
…
*****
Thane Oke Kyaw Myint
Khin Maung Thet Cho Oo
…
Did not mention that the following are prefixes
Maung
Ko
U
Ma
Daw
Ashin
…
Caused problems to some Myanmar
Confusion of some names
Khin Maung Zaw
called burma his colleagues as Khin Zaw
Some changed spelling
Khin : Kin
Khine, Khaing : Kai
Thein : Thane

The Rangoon University Boat Club (RUBC) was founded by Law Professor Sir Arthur Eggar in 1923.
Details can be found in
I attended the Annual Regatta for 2019 with my brother U Sein Htoon (Captain, ARAE Champion in 1960) and my brother-in-law U Myo Myint (RUBC Gold in 1962).
The Regatta had a program for
Races include
Some young members told me that they are trying to the Yangon Heritage Plaque for the Club which will turn 100 in 2023. The original club house was damaged during the Second World War. The club house was rebuilt with the support of old members and interested sponsors / donors. The club house was “taken over” by a restaurant (which finally agreed to move to a new location).
We are glad to see members spanning several generations at the regatta.
Hope to see universities from neighboring nations come and participate in regattas held in Myanmar (may be for the RUBC Centennial in 2023).



