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• Generasi Sekarang mengubah masa depan  + (Today's Generation Changes the Future To … Today's Generation Changes the Future</br></br> Today's young generation determines the future, because what we do now will have an impact in the future</br></br> The role of the younger generation in elections is very influential in the future, because what we vote will determine what the future will be like, not for personal interests, not for group interests, not for temporary interests, but the voices of the younger generation are needed as well as possible for the common good in a future that will certainly last a very long time, making the wrong choice will torment the entire nation for a long time. Choosing is not about who will be elected but about how this nation will be in the future, what the fate of many people will be in the future, choosing the right people will give the nation a bright future, our actions can make this future better, eliminating everything that bad and build a country that is as good as possible, don't be influenced by lures that will later become discourse, everyone has the right to the future, but if that right is not used properly it will be useless if it is built. Be wise in choosing, not for who but for the futuren choosing, not for who but for the future)
• Kekhawatiran Apatis Generasi Muda Terhadap Partisipasi Pemilu di indonesia  + (Today's youth are tomorrow's leaders. Ther … Today's youth are tomorrow's leaders. Therefore, their participation in the democratic process is crucial to the future of a country. Unfortunately, the younger generation is often seen as apathetic towards elections, and many choose not to vote or engage in political discourse. This essay will explore the reasons behind this apathy and suggest strategies to increase youth participation in elections.</br></br>Young people make up a significant part of the population, and their voices and opinions matter. They bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to politics, which can help address the complex challenges facing society. In addition, young people have a vested interest in the policies and decisions made by governments, as these decisions will have a significant impact on their future. For example, in the 2016 US presidential election, 21% of eligible voters were young people aged 18-29, but only 46% of them actually voted. This low voter turnout could have a significant impact on the outcome of the election, as the youth vote tends to lean towards progressive policies.</br>There are several reasons why young people may be apathetic towards elections. Some young people may believe that their vote makes no difference, especially if they live in a safe place or in an area where the outcome of the election is predetermined. For example, in the 2019 UK election, only 47% of 18-24 year olds voted, compared to 67% of those aged 65 and over. This could be due to a lack of trust in politicians and the political system, as well as feelings of disillusionment with the current state of politics.</br>To increase youth participation in elections, several strategies can be implemented. Political education programs should be implemented in schools and universities, to help young people understand the importance of their participation in the democratic process. This could include learning about the history of democracy, how elections work and the role of government in Society. These groups can provide a platform for young people to voice their opinions and concerns, and can help mobilize young voters to participate in elections. Finally, making voting more accessible and convenient can also help increase youth participation. This can include online voting or early voting options, which can make it easier for young people to vote in between their busy schedules. For example, in Estonia, online voting has been available since 2005, and in the 2019 European Parliament elections, 44% of young people aged 18-24 voted online, compared to only 11% of those aged 65 and over.</br>Elections are the cornerstone of democracy, giving citizens the opportunity to voice their opinions and determine policies that impact their lives. However, in recent years, there has been growing concern about youth apathy towards electoral participation in Indonesia. This essay will explore the importance of youth participation in elections, reasons for youth apathy towards electoral participation, and strategies to increase youth participation in elections.</br>Young people make up a significant portion of the population in Indonesia. According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, 27% of Indonesia's population is between 15-29 years old. Youth bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to politics, which can lead to more inclusive and effective policies. In addition, young people have a vested interest in the policies and decisions that the government makes, as these decisions will determine their future. Therefore, it is crucial to encourage youth participation in elections to ensure that their voices are heard and their interests represented.</br>In conclusion, youth participation in elections is critical to the future of any democracy.s critical to the future of any democracy.)
• PANGAN LOKAL (TUMPI – TUMPI)  + (Tumpi Tumpi is a traditional meal from the … Tumpi Tumpi is a traditional meal from the Bugis-Makassar region, and is considered to be an important part of sahur for the Bugis community in Makassar, usually served on important occasions such as the Prophet's birthday. khitanan (khitan), or mantenan, this food is very popular during the month of Ramadan. Tumpi Tumpi serves a triangular fried dish made from grated coconut and fish, often tuna. it is an addition to the sahur table in the Bugis - Makassar tradition.</br></br>Some typical foods from South Sulawesi (Sulsel). There is a traditional meal from the Bugis-Makassar tribe that is quite popular, but in the holy month of Ramadan, this meal inherited from the ancestors has been targeted as a menu for breaking fast, especially during suhur.Tumpi-tumpi. , he said, it comes from chopped anchovy meat mixed with coconut. grated meat that has been fried and then mixed with flour so that it can be shaped according to taste, i.e. triangular or round. The taste of anchovy is distinctive and savory. the taste is typical of tumpi-tumpi, so it is quite a pleasant food for those who like it. The tongue of the people of South Sulawesi, yes? In addition to liking sour food, they also like fried food. Yes, tumpi-tumpi belongs to the fried category, for the Bugis of Makassar, sahur is not complete without fish mairo tumpi-tumpi, apart from its distinctive and pleasant taste, tumpi-tumpi is also a traditional food. The Bugis people of Makassar usually, when there is a big festival such as Maulid Nabi, circumcision or wedding, including in the month of Ramadan, there are many people who gather at the dining table at dawn.le who gather at the dining table at dawn.)
• Kue khas Makassar Sulawesi Selatan  + (Umba-umba or kelepon filled with palm sugar is a typical cake from Makassar, South Sulawesi. Umba-umba has been around since the 13th-14th century. This traditional cake has a delicious taste.)
• Kue khas Makassar Umba-umba  + (Umba-umba or kelepon filled with palm sugar is a typical cake from Makassar, South Sulawesi. Umba-umba has been around since the 13th-14th century. This traditional cake has a delicious taste.)
• Pahami strategi pendampingan pada anak dengan hambatan ADHD  + (Understand the Mentoring Strategy for Chil … Understand the Mentoring Strategy for Children with ADHD</br>Friends, of course, understand that all around us there are children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) tendencies or children who have attention deficit disorders, are easily distracted, hyperactive, and impulsive in their behavior, which can cause an imbalance in most of their life activities.</br>Children with ADHD tendencies also have the same rights as other children, including in the field of education. Yes…they also have the same right to go to school. It can be in special schools, public schools or inclusive schools.</br>Of course, for children with ADHD tendencies there are separate learning strategies or methods that are different from those usually given to other children.</br>1. Give instructions briefly and clearly</br>2. Avoid repeating instructions</br>3. Make a list of priority behaviors that need to be achieved by the child, for example: being able to avoid danger, not acting aggressively, completing tasks</br>4. Focus on positive things, this is to increase the child's self-confidence, pay more attention to the child's strengths and the times he does positive behavior.</br>5. Give rewards and appreciation for the efforts he has made even though the results are not on target.</br>6. Using 'time out' when the child shows inappropriate behavior during the learning process by placing the child in a certain area that has been prepared.</br>Teachers must also understand that environmental factors have an important role in optimizing the abilities of ADHD children. Therefore, so that learning for ADHD children can be right on target, teachers can modify the environment, such as spatial planning, timing, and determination of sound and color, as well as food selection.ound and color, as well as food selection.)
• INICERITA DAERAHKU(VILA BUTTA KARAENG)  + (Villa Butta Karaeng is located on Jalan Manggarupii Paccinongang Somba Opu Gowa. Strategically located in the city of Makassar and Gowa, from the Gowa housing complex area, residents can reach important facilities and places more quickly.)
• Sexual Violence Against Women in Education (Kekerasan Pada Wanita di Dunia Pendidikan)  + (Violence against women is no stranger to b … Violence against women is no stranger to be heard about. All people and places can do it. Be it at home, the neighborhood, school, Islamic boarding school, campus, office, market, concert and anywhere it can happen. Again, the victims are women. Its not understandable anymore, even children or toddlers could be victims, it's so sad in today's world. All of this is based on a method that is always evolving without any policies to protect victims from the community that can regulate their needs. What has recently been highlighted is sexual violence in the realm of education.</br></br>A world of education is actually where students to develop their talents, a place to study, hone soft skills, and become a safe space. But as for now, that's no longer the case. Because in fact cases like this have happened a lot in schools and campuses which are campus secrets that are deliberately forgotten. Not many victims dare to voice how they were abused, because the stigma of violence against victims is still very strong, not to mention that the perpetrator has more power in the world of education. It can be done by various actors, such as teachers, school/administrative staff, security guards, lecturers, seniors, and even friends. Reviewing the cases at the Islamic boarding school, the female students were ordered to open all their clothes in front of their teacher, with the intention of believing in belief without logic. All this is done with the aim of fulfilling the teacher's own lust. But in fact the female students who were able to understand the teacher's intentions denied this treatment, because it was an example of indecent behavior to do. It's also different on campus, from the information I've read, lecturers take this opportunity when female students come to meet them for thesis guidance or something else. They can touch, or do things that frighten female students or even traumatize them. So what is the government's role in this situation? How should the government position women to be safe and secure? Does the government have the heart to see all women treated the same as other victims?</br></br>Of course, the government has to start improving itself. The number of cases that began to emerge to the public should provide a slap to change immediately. We hope that the current government is still faithful to accompany and facilitate by creating a forum for child protection, the National Human Rights Commission, and others. And I also hope that all of this is thoroughly investigated to the end, so that the perpetrators and others do not do this and do not continue again. More able to voice the hearts of victims of abuse, provide education about sexual violence from an early age. In order not to happen things that are not desirable. The women can also feel safe and peaceful, no longer traumatized. And can feel freedom without feeling afraid and traumatized.om without feeling afraid and traumatized.)
• Literature Kita sebagai makhluk sosial  + (We as social creatures, our lives rely on … We as social creatures, our lives rely on someone or not from the help of others and when the refugees</br>are around me the attitude and responsibility I am to help them because as Muslims where we are</br>taught to always help brothers or other creatures and forms of empathy that I might be doing is to</br>provide a place for them to feel safer than where they are before and make them more comfortable so</br>that they will never experience and comfort them so that they can't repeat themselves or feel</br></br>responsible for them so that we can't feel more safe, but what I want to do is history to feel more</br>responsible for them, but at the same way, it is also looking for me to be yourself, but who can't be</br>yourself ahead of them, as long as possible and do so that you can take a place to feel more safe and</br>answer, it is also like in the good times that I will be yourself in the habit to be yourself in advance and</br>more safe and more. Because it's very sore when we see someone who needs our assistance even</br>though we are able to help it but we can't move to do something that can save or remove them from</br>their suffering points and indeed when we want to start a good intention of them, it will be very difficult</br>because there will be many other people who don't think they are in the eyes of the same life, but when</br>we want to do it's us to do it's when we intend to make good or we are in the first place, it will not be.we are in the first place, it will not be.)
• Literature krisis pengungsi  + (We have all heard of the refugee crisis of … We have all heard of the refugee crisis of people fleeing war-torn countries, separated immigrant</br>families, parents risking their lives and limbs to provide a brighter future for their children.</br>Refugees are individuals who have been forced to leave their country due to persecution, war or</br></br>violence. The majority of them are from Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen and Iraq . Where their lives</br>are threatened, their freedoms are threatened and their human rights are violated. Because of</br>their religion or ethnicity, they are treated like second-class citizens in their own homes, faced</br>with symptoms of inner displacement due to conflict such as violence, discrimination, severe</br>poverty and political instability. A total of 1,660 refugees from other countries still survive in</br>Makassar, South Sulawesi, and are monitored by the local Immigration Detention Center</br>(Rudenim). Various confessions from refugees in Makassar said that they experienced</br>discrimination from the hospital, such as they were not given proper medicines and refused to get</br>a free dose of vaccination. The Ministry of Health admits that it cannot prioritize vaccination for</br>refugees because it is still focused on meeting the needs of Indonesian citizens. In addition, the</br>lack of certainty of protection guarantees from refugee institutions and local governments is</br>certainly a big problem that must be suffered by refugees. In my own perspective, helping</br>refugees is the duty of all of us as fellow human beings, we too must be sensitive to the pain and</br>suffering experienced by our brothers and sisters. Therefore, we can start from ourselves such as</br>doing online donations, donating food and drinks, and spreading news about the suffering of the</br>refugees because of the fact that there are still many people who turn a blind eye to reaching out</br>to refugees because of their ignorance of the suffering and problems that refugees have to suffer.</br>Therefore we can take advantage of the very rapid technological advances to disseminate</br>information that can help our brothers and sisters instead of using it for useless things.rs instead of using it for useless things.)
• siapa yang paling suka tidur  + (Who Likes Sleeping Most By: Nurjanna Hasan … Who Likes Sleeping Most</br>By: Nurjanna Hasana Arifin, Makassar State University</br></br> Elections are an important moment for the country and youth as the nation's next generation must participate in determining the direction of the country. However, sometimes young people prefer to sleep rather than choose the right candidate. This can be a serious problem because it can affect the future of the country. Therefore, it is important for young people to understand the importance of their role in elections and not waste their voting rights just for a temporary lure.</br> Clean and honest elections will produce leaders who are fair and have integrity. Youth must understand the dangers of money politics and abstention which can be detrimental to the country. Political education through essay competitions can be one way to increase youth awareness about the importance of their role in elections and choosing the right candidate. In this way, youth can become a generation that is intelligent and competitive and can lead this nation in a better direction.</br>Apart from that, it is also important for young people to increase their political literacy. Literacy culture can be practiced anywhere, whether in schools, communities or families. One of the school literacy movements is through Minister of Education and Culture Regulation No. 23 of 2015, concerning the Development of Character, one of the activities carried out is through 15 minutes of reading non-lesson books before learning begins. It is hoped that this activity can foster children's interest in reading and develop positive characters. The movement initiated by the government will not be successful without support from families, communities and schools. Family and community support is a very important factor in optimizing this literacy movement.</br> In elections, young people must choose the right candidate and have a clear vision to advance the country. Youth must understand existing political issues and not be easily influenced by misleading political information or hoaxes. Political education and political literacy can help young people understand existing political issues and choose the right candidates.</br>In order to create clean and honest elections, the public must also participate in monitoring the election process. Bawaslu as an election monitoring agency can help the public to report violations that occur during elections. In this way, elections can run smoothly and produce leaders who are fair and have integrity.</br> In conclusion, youth have a very important role in elections and the future of the country. Youth must understand the importance of their role in elections and not waste their voting rights just for a temporary lure. Political education and political literacy can help young people understand existing political issues and choose the right candidates. In this way, youth can become a generation that is intelligent and competitive and can lead this nation in a better direction.an lead this nation in a better direction.)
• Literature Kekuatan Pemuda: Tren Generasi Muda yang Berpartisipasi dalam Pemilu.  + (Young people today are increasingly politi … Young people today are increasingly politically active, with more young people participating in elections than ever before. This shift in political engagement is driven by a variety of factors, including the rise of youth-led social movements, increased awareness of political issues through social media, and the impact of youth-led campaigns and voter registration efforts. In this essay, we will explore the power of youth in shaping the political landscape, the diversity of young people's political views, and the challenges facing youth participation in elections.</br></br>One of the most notable trends in recent years has been the increasing participation of younger generations in elections. This shift has largely been driven by the rise of youth-led social movements, such as the March for Our Lives movement, founded by students in response to the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. These movements have helped raise awareness of political issues among the younger generation and encouraged them to get more involved in politics. In addition, social media has played an important role in raising political awareness among the younger generation. Platforms such as Instagram, Twitter and TikTok have become important tools for political organizing and activism, providing spaces for young people to share information and mobilize around issues that matter to them. The impact of youth-led campaigns and voter registration efforts has also been significant, with many young people feeling empowered to make a difference in their communities.</br></br>Despite the increasing trend of young people's political engagement, there is a diversity of political views among young people. The emergence of new political ideologies among young voters, such as democratic socialism and libertarianism, has challenged traditional political narratives and opened up new avenues for political discourse. Family, culture and education also play an important role in shaping young people's political views. For example, young people from immigrant families may have a different perspective on issues such as immigration and border security than those from families with a long history in the United States. Social media also plays a role in shaping political discourse among young people, with platforms such as Twitter and Instagram providing spaces for young people to engage in political discussions and share their views.</br></br>Despite the increasing trend of youth political engagement, there are still many challenges that young people face in participating in elections. Young people may face limited access to resources for voting, such as transportation and polling locations, which can make it difficult for them to participate in the political process. Finally, many young people are disillusioned with the political process and lack trust in government institutions, making them less likely to participate in elections.</br></br>In conclusion, the power of youth in shaping the political landscape cannot be underestimated. With increased political awareness and engagement among the younger generation, we are seeing a shift in political discourse and a diversification of political ideologies. However, there are still many challenges that young people face in participating in elections. It is important that we work to overcome these challenges and ensure that all voices are heard in the political process.voices are heard in the political process.)
• Pemuda dan Politik  + (Youth and Politics Politics is an unavoi … Youth and Politics</br></br> Politics is an unavoidable topic in everyday conversations, involving various groups, from young people to the elderly. However, there is a trend where more older people are involved in politics than young people. Several factors may influence young people's lack of interest in politics. These factors include, among others, a lack of adequate political education, a sense of dissatisfaction with a political system that they may feel does not reflect their needs, and a feeling that their participation will not have a significant impact. Apart from that, lack of trust in political leaders and political institutions can also be an obstacle. Efforts are needed to increase political awareness and foster young people's interest in the political process so that they can become an active part in shaping the country's future.</br></br> This is usually due to the fact that the younger generation views politics as something that is unclear and full of excessive debates that only aim to gain sympathizers. In addition, due to the many cases of slanted politics such as corruption and silencing of the press, the image of politics is increasingly declining.</br></br> Young people are indifferent to politics because they lack awareness of PKN itself. They are indifferent to existing democracy, because of the government's poor performance which makes young people distrustful. Young people also tend to be divided based on their identity, because they only follow the current of a certain group, whether they are trendy or those who have the same identity (tend to be in their area of origin).</br></br> Young people may tend to be indifferent to politics because of differences in views and backgrounds regarding politics itself. Some of those involved in politics may utilize the privileges they received from their parents as a background or stepping stone for their career.</br></br> There are several factors that influence young people's indifference to political issues. First, a lack of Citizenship Education (PKN) education could be one of the causes. Second, the existence of identity and cultural politics also contributes to shaping young people's attitudes towards politics. Third, environmental background influences, such as family and peers, also play an important role in shaping their political views. Apart from that, globalization and the way the media discusses politics also play a role in making young people apathetic towards democracy.</br></br> Overall, the lack of Citizenship Education (PKN), the existence of identity and cultural politics, and the influence of environmental background are among the factors that influence young people's indifference to political issues. Apart from that, the influence of globalization and how the media reviews politics also contributes to young people's apathy towards democracy. To increase the participation of the younger generation in the political realm, efforts need to be made to improve civic education, nurture political diversity, and create an environment that encourages understanding and active involvement in democracy.nding and active involvement in democracy.)
• Literature Kaitan pemuda dalam pemilu  + (Youth is a phase of life marked by explora … Youth is a phase of life marked by exploration, enthusiasm, and a tendency to seek change. In a social context, youth are often considered to have great potential to shape the future direction of society. Youth have a very important role, of course because youth are the next generation for the nation's development, this will be a good thing in the development of the Indonesian nation. The relationship between youth and elections is very tight, including that youth have an important role in being involved in understanding political issues and voting, youth also play a role in building the future of democracy, namely shaping the direction and quality of democracy for future generations, and youth can utilize technology as a means expand reach and potential voters. Political socialization is a process through which society conveys the political culture of a nation. Political participation is important in a democratic country, in building good government, of course the whole community is needed to help make this happen, youth will also be useful in making this happen, especially with social media which is seen as the main tool for improving the quality of political participation in among youth. Youth participation is important for influencing the policies taken by leaders. Young people are seen as having a big influence in elections because of their large numbers and their ability to contribute. For this reason, it is important for the younger generation to realize their role in the upcoming elections and participate actively in politics.ions and participate actively in politics.)
• PEMUDA ANTI APATIS DALAM PEMILU  + (Youth is the next generation of the nation … Youth is the next generation of the nation that has an important role in determining the future direction of the country. One form of youth participation in the life of the nation is by voting in general elections. </br>If politics is run by youth who are only concerned with memes and emojis, not the law, then this will be a disaster. Governments will be run by people who lack the knowledge and experience necessary to make important decisions that affect the lives of millions. Laws and regulations will be ignored, and the country will be in chaos.</br> To illustrate this scenario, imagine a fictional story about a group of young politicians who only care about memes and emojis. They call themselves the "Meme Party" and their goal is to make politics more fun and entertaining. They believe that politics should be more like social media, where people can express themselves freely and share funny memes and emojis.</br>In the beginning, the Meme Party was very popular among young people who were tired of traditional politics. They used social media to spread their message and gain support. They promised to make politics more accessible and interesting for everyone.</br>Once they were elected, things started to change. Meme Party members didn't take their responsibilities seriously. They spend most of their time creating and sharing memes rather than working on important issues. They ignored laws and regulations, and made decisions based on what was popular on social media.</br> As a result, the country is in chaos. The economy is in disarray, the crime rate skyrockets, and people lose faith in the government. Meme Party members were more concerned with their popularity on social media than the welfare of the country.</br>In the end, the Meme Party was voted out of office, and the state was left to take action. The young politicians realized that politics is not a game, and they need to take their responsibilities seriously. They realize that memes and emojis alone are not enough to run a country, and they need to have a deep understanding of laws and regulations in order to make the right decisions.</br>However, in recent years, there has been a worrying phenomenon that more and more young people are apathetic towards elections. What causes youth apathy towards elections?</br>Causes of youth apathy towards elections:</br>- Distrust of the political system: Youth feel that the existing political system is unable to fulfill their needs and aspirations. They feel that elections are just a platform for political elites to maintain power and have no positive impact on their lives.</br>- Lack of political education: Youth often have little understanding of politics and elections. This makes them uninterested or unaware of how to participate in elections.</br>- Lack of representation: Youth feel that no candidate represents their aspirations and needs. They feel that existing candidates only represent the interests of certain groups and do not pay attention to the interests of youth.</br>However, youth apathy towards elections can have a negative impact on the future of the country. Elections are an important form of political participation in a democratic system. By not voting, youth lose the right to choose leaders who represent their interests. In addition, youth apathy can also strengthen the dominance of political elites who do not pay attention to the interests of the people.</br>Therefore, efforts are needed to increase youth participation in elections. Some of the efforts that can be made include:</br>- Improving political education: Youth need to be given sufficient understanding about politics and elections. This can be done through political education campaigns that target youth.</br>- Increasing representation: Youth need to be given the opportunity to participate in politics. Political parties can provide opportunities for youth to run as candidates in elections.</br>- Increase transparency: Political elites need to provide clear and transparent information about their programs and policies. This can increase youth trust in the political system.</br></br>In conclusion, if politics is run by young people who only care about memes and emojis, it will be a disaster. Governments will be run by people who lack the knowledge and experience needed to make important decisions. And the number of youth who are apathetic towards elections can lead to distrust of the political system, lack of political education, and lack of representation, so there needs to be an effort to increase youth participation so as not to be apathetic in elections, namely increasing education, increasing representation, and increasing transparency.presentation, and increasing transparency.)
• Literature Pemuda dengan Sikap Apatis dan Mudah Dipengaruhi  + (Youth like us are someone who is labeled a … Youth like us are someone who is labeled as an agent of change in developing the country. But what happens if the agent of change doesn't care about politics or what we could call an apathetic attitude. I often see that the younger generation, especially in my area, seems unconcerned and indifferent to political topics like this. Of course, this can be based on many factors, one of which is ignorance or lack of understanding about politics. The younger generation like us tends to be indifferent to the surrounding environment when it has no benefit or advantage for themselves. This thinking makes them lazy to find out about the condition of the environment around them. Not only that, in my opinion the younger generation is often easily influenced by things that they think are in line with trends or could be said to be viral. For example, many young people are starting to vote for Prabowo because he is starting to appear frequently on social media and acting cute and adorable according to them.There we can clearly see how easily the younger generation can change their views and mindset by branding a presidential candidate who is “kiyowo” without looking at the performance or background of the presidential candidate. They chose because they saw that the person was "cool" and suited the image of a contemporary leader in their eyes.ge of a contemporary leader in their eyes.)
• Membangkitkan Semangat Pemuda: Menangkal Apati Politik untuk Menciptakan Masa Depan Lebih Berkualitas  + (Youth who are apathetic in the world of po … Youth who are apathetic in the world of politics indicates a serious challenge to the democratic process. When the younger generation, who should be the driving force of change, chooses to be apathetic towards politics, it is a warning of the potential to lose an important voice in the formation of policy and the direction of the country. This apathy can arise from various factors, such as distrust of the political system, a sense of hopelessness towards change, or a lack of understanding of the importance of their political role.</br></br>Youth's political apathy is not solely their own problem, but also reflects the failure of the political system to provide adequate motivation and space for participation for them. To overcome this problem, there needs to be a concerted effort from governments, educational institutions, and society to provide a better understanding of the political process, inspire trust, and encourage active engagement.</br></br>It is important for young people to realize that their participation in politics has a direct impact on the formation of policy and the direction of the country. By overcoming apathy, youth can become powerful agents of change, bringing fresh ideas and demanding accountability from leaders. In other words, overcoming youth political apathy is a crucial first step towards a more participatory and democratic society.more participatory and democratic society.)
• DADAR SANTAN  + (assalamualaikum warahmatullaahi wabarakatu … assalamualaikum warahmatullaahi wabarakatuh</br>heloo everybody </br></br>SANTAN Dadar is a typical food from South Sulawesi, this food is one of the mainstay menus of the most favorite snacks that many people find. Well, this coconut milk omelette is usually also a menu for breaking the fast during the month of Ramadhan. Coconut milk omelette is made from a green flour mixture and then contains nuts inside. nya and also fla which is made from coconut milk and a mixture of flour.</br></br>Ingredients</br>Omelet Ingredients:</br>300 gr wheat flour</br>1 sachet of powdered milk (you should use coconut milk)</br>2 eggs</br>3 tbsp cooking oil</br>1 tsp vanilla</br>enough water</br>enough green coloring</br>Filling Ingredients:</br>50 gr sesame seeds, roasted & pureed with a dry blender</br>100 gr granulated sugar</br>Vla Material:</br>130 ml kara coconut milk/2 small sachets</br>750 ml water</br>2 tbsp granulated sugar</br>1 tbsp salt</br>1 tsp vanilla</br>30 gr cornstarchgar 1 tbsp salt 1 tsp vanilla 30 gr cornstarch)
• Kekerasan Seksual pada wanita.  + (cases of sexual violence in the world of e … cases of sexual violence in the world of education have become a national crisis. Therefore, the reporting system in educational institutions must be multilevel and connected to the local Education Office and the Ministry of Education and Culture.</br>In addition, institutions such as KPAI, Komnas Perempuan, the Ministry of PPPA and community leaders also need to be involved to assist in the assessment.</br>"For example, in a school in Papua there are indications of sexual violence, the information can be sent directly to the KPAI in Jakarta and can be processed immediately. The ministry inspectorate can go directly to the school and ask questions."</br>"So we don't have a mechanism like this yet, so that the rights of the victims are not protected, and instead they are terrorized back," he said.</br>: For this reason, the cases of sexual violence that have been reported are considered the tip of the iceberg. The government through the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (Kemendikbud-Ristek) has so far tried to prevent it by making a number of regulations.</br>Regulations drawn up to link matters related to the prevention and handling of sexual violence in universities and have been ratified as Permendikbudristek Number 30 of 2021 concerning the Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence (PPKS). However, the regulation is still controversial, because it is considered to be able to legalize free sex.</br>: There should have been an assessment from the start and this should be done regularly every year. And when there is a case of sexual violence, it must be immediately assessed again.</br>"So far, educators have been said to have good personalities, but how do you check if you have a good personality? There are no instruments. So educational institutions just interview and then accept. Even though the teacher may be a pedophile or have a tendency to have a high sexual desire. It can actually be checked using a psychological assessment, "said the former member of the National Education Standards Agency (BSNP).</br>Many cases of sexual violence are not revealed quickly, or are only revealed after many victims. This happens because there is no reporting system that is full of integrity. Therefore, in the future, a reporting system must be built when someone faces a predator, he feels safe and comfortable when reporting his case.e and comfortable when reporting his case.)
• Literature Gempa di Banten  + (earthquake in Banten On Monday (17/1), Ban … earthquake in Banten On Monday (17/1), Banten was rocked again by an earthquake. The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) said the earthquake that had just occurred had a magnitude of 5.4 with a center 84 kilometers southwest of Bayah, Banten, with a depth of 10 kilometers and no tsunami potential. According to the BMKG, Monday morning's earthquake was also felt in several areas in West Java, such as in Sukabumi, Pelabuhanratu and Bogor regencies. Previously, Irfan Afendi, 35, said residents in Cigorondong Village, Sumur Subdistrict, Pandeglang, had not set an agreed evacuation point until now. The area has been rocked by earthquakes several times. Some residents, including Irfan, have also never attended any counseling related to disaster mitigation. Not only that, Irfan also admitted that he did not know the risk of an earthquake threatening the area and had evacuated himself "based on instinct". Previously, the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) stated that a megathrust earthquake with a magnitude of up to 8.7 on the Richter Scale had the potential to occur in the Sunda Strait area which is feared to have a tremendous impact if not properly mitigated. "I have never received the training, nor did I know about the potential (earthquake) of megathrust (in the Sunda Strait). So far, I have evacuated using instinct," Irfan told BBC News Indonesia, Sunday (16/1). In Ujung Jaya Village, Sumur Sub-district, the dark evacuation route caused panicked residents to collide with one another as they tried to save themselves. According to Anis Sri Rahayu, 28, the panic arose as a result of the intensity of the earthquake when it felt stronger than she had ever felt before. His house was also damaged by the shock. The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) noted that nearly 1,700 houses in Pandeglang were damaged by the earthquake. However, there were no casualties as a result of the shock. However, seismic expert from the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Irwan Meilano, said the impact of the damage showed that the concept of a "disaster resilient village" launched by the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) was only "just a jargon". Because the earthquake that happened last Friday was of moderate intensity and shouldn't have caused the damage it did. According to him, this shows that the mitigation system has not been able to offset the threat of a megathrust earthquake that may arise. "This is an alarm that is very important for us to understand, that with the new earthquake, it is not too big but the damage is significant, especially if the earthquake (megathrust) is actually coming," said Irwan. In addition, the community's incomplete understanding of risks and how to act when a disaster occurs, it is feared that it could have a very fatal impact if an earthquake that is predicted to be of a greater magnitude actually occurs.be of a greater magnitude actually occurs.)
• Faizah mauludiah.m_bagaimana sekolah dimasa depan menurutmu?  + (hello! - hello! How you doin '? May we all … hello! - hello! How you doin '? May we all be healthy. Meet me faizah mauludiah. M of the 1st gowa state high school, will be giving the opinion "what do you think of the future school?"</br></br>As we know, Indonesia has already entered the free-learning zone. The performance of this program is expected to balance student quality learning so that students can select learning methods that they require such as reading, watching videos, or direct practice.</br></br>The school facilities are also fully equipped. Such as sports tools, learning tools, and technology tools that can be used in learning such as projector and TV.</br></br>The facilities and the quality of all the schools are equally level. Its learning materials are also exciting and creative so that students are not bored to study. Not only do studies but school can also be a platform for creating creative, independent, and intelligent students so as to be the successor of an advanced and free nation.</br></br>Not only technology but school can also make students aware of the need to preserve the environment, such as the disposal of garbage and the safeguarding of plants. So while technology has become increasingly sophisticated Indonesia remains a green country rich in flora and fauna.</br></br>That's it from me!ch in flora and fauna. That's it from me!)
• istilah pendidikan pada siswa/i  + (in the photo above, is a depiction of curr … in the photo above, is a depiction of current Indonesian education, where students are given the terms backward and forward because there are those who master and do not master the material. Indonesia is so diverse. Starting from the customs, culture, and habits of the people, all are different in each region. We cannot impose capital education standards on the regions.</br></br>I believe each region has its own potential. Every teacher and student in the area cannot be forced into a system that is not in favor of their inner happiness or the safety of their lives. There must be a compromise in carrying out the teaching and learning process. Because students go to school not to become robots or to become prospective workers. So we should leave the term backward, isolated, or left behind. Instead, let's identify the potential of each region.t's identify the potential of each region.)
• PALLU MANGKASARAK  + (introduce food from sulawesi selatan)
• A.SALMAN ALFARISI SMKN 3 GOWA PENTINGNYA MELESTARIKAN BUDAYA DAERAH  + (my name is salman I will discuss the impor … my name is salman</br>I will discuss the importance of preserving the local language culture, one of the ways that must be done at this time is how the local language can be preserved in the midst of society, without changing the identity of the local language that is owned. Moreover, according to him, regional languages need to be respected, by being used as everyday languages.</br>The regional language must be respected, as a form of our ancestors. If we don't use our local language, it can become extinct, especially the millennial generation. They must be aware of the regional language, if our generation does not use the regional language, after a long time the regional language will only be left with books and history.</br>The current regional language must be maintained, especially at this time the language center is conducting research on regional languages by collecting books, folk tales that are recorded as literacy materials. How local languages must be instilled by parents to their children, so that local languages do not become extinct.hat local languages do not become extinct.)
• Pangan lokal (putu Tongka)  + (one of the cakes. one of the traditional traditions from South Sulawesi. Gowa Regency which is made from rice flour.)

• Ini cerita daerahku (Masjid tua Katangka Gowa)  + (The Old Katangka Mosque in Gowa is one of the oldest mosques in South Sulawesi, built in the 16th century with traditional architecture that reflects the Islamic history and culture of the area.)

• Literature Korban longsor  + ("Houses belonging to 14 families (KK) and … "Houses belonging to 14 families (KK) and 51 people were damaged by landslides." , He said.</br>Of the total affected residents, as many as 69 families or 296 people had to evacuate to a safer location. For now, he said, a joint team from the Bogor Regency BPDP was also assisted by the PUPR Service, Babinsa, local village officials, village limnas, Satpol PP, and also a number of other community elements to collect data and evacuate victims.</br>The village has built an emergency post, a public kitchen, and a health post to help the injured.</br>Recently there was another landslide disaster in this area, there were around 242 victims, residents continued to evacuate to safe places. The refugees were very worried and caused a sense of trauma due to the landslide, so they felt sad and that's where we must realize that we must keep our environment clean so that landslides do not occur. And as students we must provide assistance, be it medical assistance, clothing, or money. For this reason, let's friends help the refugees, so they can ease their burden due to landslides.</br>The problem of refugees, the occurrence of landslides due to the large number of felling trees so that the forest is bare, causing landslides</br>In my opinion, landslides occur because there are no trees which causes too much water to be stored on the ground, resulting in landslides and casualties.d, resulting in landslides and casualties.)
• kue panada, barongko dan bolu peca  + (-Barongko Barongko is a typical food in So … -Barongko</br>Barongko is a typical food in South Sulawesi, especially for the Bugis and Makassar tribes. Barongko means an abbreviation of barangku mua udoko (Bugis language), which means my own things that I wrap. That is, the dough whose raw material is banana, is also wrapped in banana leaves.</br></br>-Panada</br>Panada is one of the popular typical Manado cakes. This cake is like fried bread or donuts (the difference is the use of coconut milk instead of water in the making process), which is filled with variant.</br></br>-Bolu peca</br>Bolu peca is a typical Bugis cake. This cake is usually served at official events held by the Bugis tribe, such as weddings. The sweet taste makes this cake so delicious when our tongue tastes it.ke so delicious when our tongue tastes it.)
• nunjuk apa tuh  + (A day with Temanjalan x Basasulsel, more o … A day with Temanjalan x Basasulsel, more or less 5km of housing alleys that are very rarely visited, and "ohhh it turns out this is the atmosphere, ohh this is how complex people behave, ohhh it turns out there are lots of people growing fruit in the complex, and it's cool tawwa ornaments and the architecture of the house."aments and the architecture of the house.")
• THE FUTURE LEADER  + (A future leader is not merely someone who … A future leader is not merely someone who holds a position of authority, but rather an individual who possesses the qualities and skills necessary to inspire and guide others towards a common goal. While leadership styles may vary, certain characteristics are essential for any aspiring leader.</br></br>Firstly, a future leader must possess strong communication skills. The ability to articulate ideas clearly and effectively is crucial in order to convey vision and motivate others. Moreover, effective leaders are also exceptional listeners, as they understand the importance of hearing diverse perspectives and incorporating them into decision-making processes.</br></br>Secondly, a future leader must demonstrate integrity and ethical behavior. Trust is the foundation of any successful team or organization, and leaders who act with honesty and transparency earn the respect of their followers. By leading by example, these individuals foster an environment built on trustworthiness and accountability.</br></br>Furthermore, adaptability is another key characteristic of a future leader. In today's rapidly changing world, being open-minded and flexible in one's approach allows leaders to navigate challenges with resilience. They embrace innovation while remaining grounded in core values.</br></br>Lastly, empathy plays a significant role in effective leadership. A future leader understands the importance of connecting with others on an emotional level; they recognize that empathy fosters collaboration and builds strong relationships within teams.</br></br>In conclusion, a future leader possesses excellent communication skills, acts with integrity, demonstrates adaptability, and shows empathy towards others. These qualities enable them to inspire their teams towards success while fostering trust and collaboration among members. Aspiring leaders should strive to develop these attributes in order to become influential figures capable of making positive change in their respective fields.ositive change in their respective fields.)
• Literature Gunung  + (A mountain is a form of land that protrudes above the surrounding area. Mountains are parts of the earth's surface that rise higher than the surrounding area.)
• KEKERASAN SEKSUAL TERHADAP PEREMPUAN DI DUNIA PENDIDIKAN  + (Actually, the term "violence against women … Actually, the term "violence against women" means any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life.</br>And the violence against women shall be understood to encompass, but not be limited to, the following:</br>a. Physical, sexual and psychological violence occurring in the family, including battering, sexual abuse of female children in the household, dowry-related violence, marital rape, female genital mutilation and other traditional practices harmful to women, non-spousal violence and violence related to exploitation;</br>b. Physical, sexual and psychological violence occurring within the general community, including rape, sexual abuse, sexual harassment and intimidation at work, in educational institutions and elsewhere, trafficking in women and forced prostitution;</br>c. Physical, sexual and psychological violence perpetrated or condoned by the State, wherever it occurs.</br>And women are entitled to the equal enjoyment and protection of all human rights and fundamental freedoms in the political, economic, social, cultural, civil or any other field. These rights include, inter alia :</br>a. The right to life;</br>b. The right to equality;</br>c. The right to liberty and security of person;</br>d. The right to equal protection under the law;</br>e. The right to be free from all forms of discrimination;</br>f. The right to the highest standard attainable of physical and mental health;</br>g. The right to just and favourable conditions of work;</br>h. The right not to be subjected to torture, or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.</br>And then, states should condemn violence against women and should not invoke any custom, tradition to avoid their obligations with respect to its elimination. States should pursue by all appropriate means and without delay a policy of eliminating violence against women and, to this end, should:</br>a. Consider, where they have not yet done so, ratifying or acceding to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women or withdrawing reservations to that Convention;</br>b. Refrain from engaging in violence against women.n from engaging in violence against women.)
• faktor pembentuk sikap apatisme mahasiswa terhadap pemilu di Indonesia  + (Although elections are an opportunity for … Although elections are an opportunity for people to express their opinions on how elections will be conducted and who will hold political power, voter apathy is increasingly causing concern, especially among the younger generation. Given their large numbers, when young people vote, they can determine the election</br> Student apathy towards elections in Indonesia can be influenced by several factors. Several factors can influence student apathy towards elections in Indonesia. First, lack of understanding of the importance of elections. Students who do not understand the importance of elections tend not to care about elections and do not participate in elections. Lack of trust in the political system,  Students who feel distrust in the political system tend to feel that participation in elections will not provide significant changes such as black campaigns, conflicts between parties and so on. Lack of information, students who lack information about elections tend not to care about elections and do not participate in elections. Youth  or students are realistic figures and have high ideals. They will see potential leaders from various aspects. If they don't know the potential leader and don't have a strong reason to vote, they prefer to abstain. The existence of pragmatic culture, pragmatic or instant culture in Indonesia can influence students' apathy towards elections. Students who are accustomed to an instant culture tend to be impatient waiting for the election results and feel that participation in the election will not provide significant changesction will not provide significant changes)
• Melestarikan Budaya Berbahasa Daerah  + (As the younger generation we must know wha … As the younger generation we must know what our role is. One of them is to converse a local language culture. Nowadays, so difficult to find the younger generation in using local language, why did happen?. In fact, local language makes Indonesia unique, rich in culture and famous in other countries. Wherever we are, the local language can still be used to communicate with our regional friends, for example when we are studying on abroad or different city. This is an important role that we must both carry out as a form of preserving our local language as well as being our identity. Therefore, we should not be ashamed to use local language because regional languages are the characteristics for all of us. If not us, then who else? if not now so when?not us, then who else? if not now so when?)
• “Smoking Control Card" Menuju Generasi Indonesia Sehat  + (As we all know, the rapid development of t … As we all know, the rapid development of the times has resulted in more and more behaviors outside the norms and values in society. One concrete example that we often encounter in everyday life is the widespread smoking by underage children. Based on the National Socio-Economic Survey (Susenas) of the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) in 2022, it was revealed that as many as 23.76 percent of children aged 14 years and over were categorized as active smokers, while the total population was 9 million. Thus, there are approximately 225 thousand active smokers in South Sulawesi.</br>There are various factors that cause these cases. If among children it could come from family members who smoke, while teenagers can come from the influence of their friends.</br>One of the ideas that the author wants to convey through this paper is the "Smoking Control Card", which is a kind of digital card that can be used by smokers to buy a certain amount of cigarettes at a shop or supermarket. This card, which cannot be used by children under 18 years old, aims to control the circulation and purchase of cigarettes. In addition, if there is a cigarette buying and selling transaction between the shop owner and children under 18 years old, a fine of Rp. 500,000 will be imposed as a discouragement.</br>In order for the implementation of this program to be carried out optimally, it is very necessary to collaborate with certain parties, such as health and social services along with youth communities or genre ambassadors spread across several cities in South Sulawesi. Thus, the number of active smokers in Indonesia, especially in South Sulawesi, can be reduced towards a healthy and great Indonesia.ced towards a healthy and great Indonesia.)
• Sexual violence  + (As we know sexual violence often occurs, i … As we know sexual violence often occurs, it can happen to children, women and it is possible that men also experience it. Sexual violence can happen anywhere, there is no limit to it. Everyone can do it, we can't guess who the perpetrator of sexual violence is. Cannot be classified by gender, skin color, facial appearance and body shape. Therefore we must take care of ourselves and be good at assessing the situation.</br>Often we hear about sexual violence that occurs in the world of education. Whether it's lecturers, teachers, staff or cleaners and security guards. The victims are not only students, this can happen to teachers or lecturers, staff, cleaners and security guards. Among all cases of sexual violence that occur in the world of education, cases of sexual violence against women are more dominant.</br>Women's national commission noted that during the 2017-2021 period, the most cases of sexual violence in education occurred in universities, namely 35 cases. Followed by pesantren with 16 cases, and high school (SMA) 15 cases. The government has tried to respond to this condition through the enactment of Regulation of the Minister of Education and Culture, Research and Technology Number 30 of 2021 concerning the Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence in Higher Education. Nevertheless, the implementation of these regulations in the field needs to be continuously monitored, in order to create a conducive climate for all students in Indonesia.</br>Women are always required to regulate the way we dress under the pretext of protecting ourselves. Unfortunately, this is clearly not a solution, because we all know that sexual violence/harassment is not caused by it, not by how the victim dresses and/or behaves. Sexual violence is based on an irresistible lust not because of the way you dress. So as a woman it is important to learn self-defense so that you can protect yourself if something unexpected happens. Bring personal protective equipment such as pepper spray. And also don't think women are weak creatures. Keep trying and learn to take care of yourself.trying and learn to take care of yourself.)
• Asri Saraswati  + (Asri Saraswati is an Assistant Professor a … Asri Saraswati is an Assistant Professor at the English Studies Program and American Studies Program, University of Indonesia. She received a Ph.D. in American Studies, at the State University of New York, Buffalo. She specializes in ethnicity and migration in the U.S. and Asian American culture and literature. Her work and research seek to understand the interplay between cultural politics and the migration of humans and capital. Asri teaches courses on American literature and society, literary criticism, as well as race, gender, and ethnicity.m, as well as race, gender, and ethnicity.)
• Anjari Presiden  + (Assakamu alaikum wr.wb first of all, let's … Assakamu alaikum wr.wb first of all, let's say thanks to Allah SWT who has given mercy and guidance so that today we gather in this place without any obstacles and obstacles amen....</br>I am on behalf of KARTINI standing in front to introduce myself, I come from the land of Gowa who wants to nominate myself to be the government (president) to lead the people so that they can be safe and prosperous</br>As for my promise to the people, if there is a fate that I will become a leader (president), I will establish a culture to improve the people's economy so that people become safe and prosperous, repair roads, open job vacancies, provide assistance to nursing homes (elderly), assistance for layoffs, KIP, KIS. If people want to be prosperous and prosperous, don't forget to support and pray for me</br>Thus my delivery for the shortcomings and the rest, please forgive me, wabillahi taufik walhidayah, assalamu alaikum Wr. Wbtaufik walhidayah, assalamu alaikum Wr. Wb)
• kesejahteraan rakyat miskin di era pandemi covid-19  + (Assakamu alaikum wr.wb first of all, let's … Assakamu alaikum wr.wb first of all, let's say thanks to Allah SWT who has given mercy and guidance so that today we gather in this place without any obstacles and obstacles amen....</br>I am on behalf of KARTINI standing in front to introduce myself, I come from the land of Gowa who wants to nominate myself to be the government (president) to lead the people so that they can be safe and prosperous</br>As for my promise to the people, if there is a fate that I will become a leader (president), I will establish a culture to improve the people's economy so that people become safe and prosperous, repair roads, open job vacancies, provide assistance to nursing homes (elderly), assistance for layoffs, KIP, KIS. If people want to be prosperous and prosperous, don't forget to support and pray for me</br>Thus my delivery for the shortcomings and the rest, please forgive me, wabillahi taufik walhidayah, assalamu alaikum Wr. Wbtaufik walhidayah, assalamu alaikum Wr. Wb)
• Coto makassar  + (Assalamu'alaikum wr. wb I and nurul fitri ayu nurazizah, nur hijria. I want to know more about traditional specialties, one of which is coto makassar)
• NURANDRIAN HIDAYAT  + (Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce My name is NUR … Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce My name is NURANDRIAN HIDAYAT Born in Makassar on 10 - 08 - 2006, I live on Jalan Axis Malino, I am the eldest of two brothers, My hobby is playing games, I am a student at SMKN 3 Gowa Class 11, majoring in Design Visual Communication.</br></br>Karaeng Bontomarannu was the Commander of the Royal Navy of Gowa during the reign of Sultan Hasanuddin. The existence of the Royal Gowa Navy under the command of Karaeng Bontomarannu became the most modern naval fleet in the archipelago at that time.</br>Historical records reveal that several wars at sea carried out by the navy under the command of Karaeng Bontomarannu against the Dutch colonial fleet using modern ships and weapons, the Dutch fleet was unable to defeat the Gowa Kingdom's navy.</br>HERO OF MY INSPIRATION:I chose Karaeng Bonto Marannu because of the strength of the fleet at sea and honest recognition.f the fleet at sea and honest recognition.)
• MUH. TAKBIR  + (Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce My name is MUH … Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce My name is MUH TAKBIR, Born in Batangkaluku on 21 - 08- 2005, I live at Jln Dr Wahidin Sudiro Husodo I am the second child of two brothers, My hobby is playing football, I am a student at SMKN 3 Gowa Class 11 Department of Visual Communication Design.</br></br>Sheikh Yusuf Tajul Khalwati is an Indonesian National Hero who led the rebellion from Gowa, South Sulawesi. In 1683, he, together with Prince Purbaya and Prince Kidul, fought against the Dutch in Tangerang. Because Sheikh Yusuf Tajul Khalwati was considered difficult for the Dutch, he was exiled to Sri Lanka which was then moved to Cape Town, South Africa. However, Sheikh Yusuf Tajul Khalwati did not stop preaching. He is also one of the founders of Islam in South Africa. Origin Sheikh Yusuf Tajul Khalwati was born in Gowa, South Sulawesi, July 3, 1626. He was born with the name Muhammad Yusuf in Gowa. Since he was 15 years old, the Sheikh has been given Islamic religious education by the teacher of the Kingdom of Gowa, Daeng Ri Tassamang in Cikoang. Upon his return from Cikoang, Syekh Yusuf married the daughter of the Sultan of Gowa. Then at the age of 18, Sheikh Yusuf went to Banten and Aceh. In 1644, Sheikh Yusuf performed the pilgrimage and stayed in Mecca for some time. There he also studied with prominent scholars in Mecca and Medina.th prominent scholars in Mecca and Medina.)
• NUR HAURA  + (Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce My name is NUR … Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce My name is NUR HAURA Born in SAMAYA On 12 - 02- 2007, I live in jln.poros MALINO,SAMAYA I am the first child of three brothers, my hobby is cycling I am a student at SMKN 3 Gowa Class 11 Design Department Visual Communication.</br></br>Sultan Struggle Hasanuddin" Sultan Hasanuddin was born in Gowa, South Sulawesi, January 12, 1631. The 16th king of Gowa was born under the name I Mallombasi Daeng Mattawang Karaeng Bonto Mangepe because of his bravery he was nicknamed the Rooster of the East. In 1660 a war broke out between the kingdoms of Gowa and the Netherlands. This battle ended because of the holding of a peace treaty in 1666. The war returned because of the Dutch peace and harmed Gowa on November 18, 1667 at Bongaya Sultan Hasanuddin who had been pressured by various Bongaya battles on June 12, 1669. The Dutch succeeded in controlling the Somba Opu Fort, Sultan Hasanuddin died at the age of 39 years on June 12, 1670 until the end of his life Sultan Hasanuddin still did not want to give up on the Dutch.till did not want to give up on the Dutch.)
• MUH. ADITYAH NUR  + (Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce my name is MUH … Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce my name is MUH. ADITIYAH NUR, Born in Makassar on 22 - 02 - 2006, I live on Jalan Jusuf Bauty, I am the second child of three brothers, my hobby is playing games, I am a student at SMKN 3 Gowa Class 11 Visual Communication Design Department</br></br>Sultan Hasanuddin is one of the kings from the east who was popular thanks to his persistence against the Dutch during the colonial period. Sultan Hasanudin's persistence earned him the nickname De Haantjes van Het Osten from the Netherlands, which means Rooster from the East.</br></br>Sultan Hasanuddin's persistence became my inspiration to maintain my stance of wanting to become a pilot even though there were people who would mock me because of my height, but my parents said "Don't listen to people who mock you just because he can't be what you dream of". And pray so that the journey to your dreams can run according to the destiny that you dream of.ccording to the destiny that you dream of.)
• NUR AISYIAH SP  + (Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce my name is NUR … Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce my name is NUR AISYIAH SP, Born in SungguminasaOn 22 - 07-2006, I live in jln.poros tac Feature I am the second child of four brothers, my hobby is watching anime, I am a student at SMKN 3 Gowa Class 11 majors Visual communication design.</br></br>SULTAN HASANUDDIN ROCK FROM THE EAST"</br>SULTAN HASANUDDIN IS THE SIXTEEN KING OF GOWA, DAM IS THE NATIONAL HERO OF INDONESIA.</br>SULTAN HASANUDDIN BEGIN TO GOVERN THE SULTANCY OF GOWA IN THE YEAR "ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY THREE" WITH THE TITLE 'I MALLOMBASI DAENG MATTAWANG MUHAMMAD BAQIR KARAENG BONTO TUMINAGA RIBALLA PANKANA.</br>SULTAN HASANUDDIN GET THE CHICKEN FROM THE EAST.</br>THE ADVICE WAS GIVEN BY THE NETHERLANDS TO SULTAN HASANUDDIN BECAUSE OF HIS COURAGE AGAINST THE COUNTORS.</br>HE WAS BORN IN GOWA ON " JANUARY TWELVE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED THREE ONE" WITH THE ORIGINAL NAME MUHAMMAD BAQIR I MALLOMBASI DAENG MATTAWANG KARAENG BONTO MANGAPE.</br>WHY I TAKE CHARACTER OF SULTAN HASANUDDIN, BECAUSE HE NEVER EXTINGUISHED HIS SPIRIT TO FIGHT FOR HIS COUNTRY.</br>Besides PAJA HAVE COURAGE IN AGAINST THE COUNTERS, SULTA HASANUDDIN IS ALSO KNOWN AS A WISDOM AND POWERFUL FIGURE. HIS PERSISTENCE AGAINST THE COUNTERS AND MAINTAINING THE TERRITORY OF POWER AND THE INTEREST OF ALL THE KEP'S PEOPLE'S INTEREST, SATU CAN ALL THE KEP'S PEOPLE'S INTEREST, SATU CAN)
• MUH.SYAHRUL RAMADHAN  + (Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce my name is MUH … Assalamu'alaikum, Introduce my name is MUH. SYAHRUL RAMADHAN, Born in Makassar on 26-09-2006, I live on JLN POROS MALINO BATANGKALUKU, I am the third child of three brothers, my hobby is playing football, I am a student at SMKN 3 Gowa Class 11 Visual Communication Design Department.</br></br>Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu</br></br>Sultan Hasanuddin was born in Makassar on January 12, 1631 Sultan Hasanuddin was the 16th Sultan of Gowa in the Gowa Tallo kingdom, he led the Sultanate of Gowa from 1653 to 1669 Sultan Hasanuddin was the second son of the Sultanate of Gowa. After his father died in 1655, Sultan Hasanuddin was then crowned as king to replace his father.</br></br></br>Sultan Hasanuddin is known as a rooster from the east. The name is due to the struggle of Sultan Hasanuddin against the VOC. Sultan Hasanuddin died on June 12, 1670 due to suffering from the placenta.</br></br>What makes me inspired by this different story is that it depicts the struggles of a hero in Gowa, the place where I was born and raised. His heroic story unites the small kingdoms in Gowa so as to create an army to fight against the Dutch colonialism in controlling the spices in their area so that they are not taken by the Dutch.</br></br> maybe just this short story that can branch will be more and less conveniently forgiven.</br></br>Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu)
• Keyra raisyah sukri  + (Assalamu'alaikum, My name is Keyra Raisyah … Assalamu'alaikum, My name is Keyra Raisyah Sukri, Born in Palu on 09 - 05 - 2007, I live on Jl. Hertasning baru, Permata Hijau Lestari P16/2, I am the second child of three siblings, my hobby is drawing, I am a student at SMKN 3 Gowa, Class 11, Visual Communication Design Department.</br></br>Hero is synonymous with a man who bravely fights for Indonesian independence.</br></br> However, there are also many women heroes who fought for Indonesia's independence and deserve to be remembered for their services</br></br> One of the great female heroes who have participated in the struggle for Indonesian independence is Emmy Saelan from Sulawesi</br></br> Emmy Saelan is a female fighter from South Sulawesi who played a role in defending the Republic of Indonesia. She is a nurse who took part in the struggle to defend Indonesia's independence in South Sulawesi in 1946</br></br> Emmy Saelan was born in Makassar on October 15, 1924, with the real name Salmah Soehartini Saelan. The name Emmy Saelan is her nickname. In addition to the greeting "Emmy Saelan" there are other greetings attached to him, one of which is "Daeng Kebo". This greeting is attached to Emmy Saelan because he has white skin.</br></br> This female fighter from South Sulawesi takes care of the wounded fighters. However, not only caring for the wounded warriors, Emmy Saelan also struggled by lifting weapons.</br></br> This story is a motivation for me because as a woman who fought against the Dutch and took care of the sick. the same ability for humanity and courage as the male warriors.humanity and courage as the male warriors.)
• MACHYADI M  + (Assalamualaikum introduce my name is Machy … Assalamualaikum introduce my name is Machyadi M, born in Gowa on May 31 2006, My place of residence is at Jalan Pallantikang 3 number 82 (Devis catering). I am an only child. My hobbies are gamers, now I am a student at SMK Negeri 3 Gowa, majoring in Communication Design. Visual class 11</br></br>Sultan Hasanuddin was a hero who defeated the Dutch, he could not be trusted by his father because of his persistence. Sultan Hasanuddin was born on June 12, 1631 and died in 1670was born on June 12, 1631 and died in 1670)
• Maulana Nabil Umya  + (Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarokatuh … Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarokatuh, my name is Maulana Nabil umya </br>I was born in Makassar, South Sulawesi </br>I was born on 7-4-2006 </br>I live in BTN Taman Kalimata </br>My hobby is watching anime </br>I am the first child of two siblings </br>I go to school at SMKN 3 GOWA </br>I graduated from SMPN 1 Sungguminasa</br></br>Sultan Hasanuddin or commonly nicknamed the Rooster of the East by the Dutch is the 16th Sultan of Gowa and a national hero of Indonesia. Sultan Hasanuddin was born with the name Muhammad Bakir I Mallombasi Daeng Mattawang Karaeng Bonto Mangape. After ascending the throne, he was called Sultan Hasanuddin, after his death he was called Tumenanga Ri Balla Pangkana. Because of her courage I chose Sultan Hasanuddin to be my role model because he has great leadership qualities that make me also want to have these leadership qualities, but to get these qualities is not easy because we also have to have courage and also have a good personality. courage and also have a good personality.)
• Muh Ridha mannangngai  + (Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarokatuh … Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarokatuh, my name is muh ridha mannangngai</br></br>I was born in Makassar, South Sulawesi I was born on 29-5-2005 I live on Jalan Mesjid Raya lr1 I watch anime I am the eldest of two children I go to SMKN 3 GOWA</br></br>I graduated from SMPN 4 Sungguminasa</br></br>Arung Palakka was the 15th King of Bone born on Friday, September 15, 1634, in a village called Lamotto, Mario-ri Wawo, Soppeng, and died in Bontoala, April 6, 1696. His father was Lapattobune Aru Tana Tengga and his mother was We Tennisui. , who was the daughter of King Bone XII. When he was eight years old, the Kingdom of Gowa fought Bone and succeeded in conquering it. Since the age of 11, Arung Palakka and his family were taken as hostages to the Gowa Palace. They are lucky to be servants of Karaeng Pattinggaloang, an important and genius figure in the Kingdom of Gowa. Under his tutelage, Arung Palakka grew into an impressive prince in both brain and sport.the reason arung Palakka cooperated with the Dutch to overthrow the kingdom of Gowa was because Inging liberated the Bugis and Soppeng tribes.</br></br>I appreciate Palakka whitewater for its brave and formidable nature when it was a kingdom in Bone.able nature when it was a kingdom in Bone.)
• Pangan lokal Coto mangkasarak  + (At first glance, Coto Makassar looks like … At first glance, Coto Makassar looks like meat soup. This food is a stew of offal mixed with beef that is sliced and then seasoned with a special blend of spices. Coto Makassar has a savory taste that comes from boiled meat, offal and spices.</br></br>Coto Makassar is usually enjoyed with ketupat wrapped in coconut leaves and buras or burasa, which is a type of ketupat wrapped in banana leaves. Burasa is made from rice mixed with coconut milk and given a little salt, then wrapped in banana leaves and tied in a special way then steamed. On a number of main roads and shopping centers in South Sulawesi, this has been known for a long time.wesi, this has been known for a long time.)