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Aisyah Sarinastiti (0919013371) Descriptive text             George Junus Aditjondro      George Junus Aditjondro was born in Pekalongan, Central Java, May 27, 1946 - died in Palu, Central Sulawesi, December 10, 2016 at the age of 70 years is a sociologist from Indonesia.      He was a reporter for Tempo. Around 1994 and 1995, Aditjondro's name became widely known as a critic of the Soeharto government regarding corruption and East Timor. He had had to leave Indonesia for Australia from 1995 to 2002 and was banned by the Suharto regime in March 1998. In Australia he became a lecturer at Newcastle University in the field of sociology. Previously while in Indonesia he also taught at Satya Wacana Christian University.      Upon returning from Australia, he wrote several controversial books compiled from the internet, newspapers and other sources. At the end of December 2009, during the launch of his boo...

Report Text                         Saparan Tradition       Maybe some people are still unfamiliar with the word saparan. I don't really know what the saparan is myself, but I've been experiencing it for three years now. According to my understanding, the Javanese community is a special occasion, which is held in every village. Sappers happen every year in November. Sapar comes from the word sapar which is the name of the month in the Javanese calendar. The local people celebrated the tradition of saparan as an expression of gratitude to almighty god for the bountiful harvest of people and the tranquility of the village.        This event will last for 3 days in a row on Saturday. Each household will serve a special meal and drink for the guests to come. My domicile is now in central Java, actually the town of salatiga. Normally I would go to the kopeng area and get out to enjoy the o...

     Narrative Text:           THE ORIGIN OF RANDUDONGKAL                         VILLAGE, PEMALANG       Previously, in a village in the southern Pemalang region, a very large and very large palanquin tree grew. The local villagers felt that the large kapok tree really disturbed the activities of the villagers. Then the villagers hold a meeting to discuss the problems of the villagers. Finally it was agreed that the giant kapok tree would be cut down.       Two days before the felling of the kapok tree, the village atmosphere became like a fog of silence. All residents rarely conversed when passing through the large kapok tree. And many residents give offerings around the kapok tree.      When will cut down the kapok tree, suddenly the wind blows very hard. All residents panicked at that instant. As fast as lightning the atmosphere...

        Recount text  Visiting Pekalongan Batik Museum   Last week, I visited Pekalongan Batik Museum which was established in 1972. The place was on Jetayu street no 1 Pekalongan 51152,Central java. I only payed 5000 rupiah for one ticket ,we could explore three rooms. Actually, there were a workshop room but when I came the tour guide was taking a rest.    As for the facilities there were : In the first room there were batik of Pekalongan ,Batang,and surrounding areas. In that room, there were also tools and materials which used to make batik . Such as canting,wax,and other materials.   Continue to the second room,there  were various batik donated by President Susilo Bambang Yudhono and his wife .And also batik donated by Hatta Rajasa and his wife.     From room one and two ,there was one more room that I visited .Namely third room . In that room  there were various kinds of batik fro...