Name: Akhmar Abdul Hadi
Age: 23
Course: Bachelor in Design (Landscape Architecture)
Currently lives in: Prahran
what other Hall-ians mean to you: We are like brothers and sisters. We rely on each other and often meet up
Hall-ians are unique because: We have our own so-called ‘brother-sister-hood
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Name: Dalina Yusof
Age: 25
Course: Architecture (RMIT)
Currently lives in: Coburg
What other Hall-ians mean to you: they are my brothers, sisters and as a whole, a family.
Hall-ians are unique because: we are selected people who lived at our government subsidized hostel in Australia, in a group of about 20 students from different background, races, religion, age, course of study, financial status and we organizing national events in the hall together.
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Name: Eza Ruzzana Ramli
Age: 23
Course: Bachelor of Business Marketing (Swinburne)
Currently lives in: Prahran
What other Hall-ians mean to you: They are very important people for me,more like a big family
Hall-ians are unique because: We all came from different background, some have a big age gap,very diversify in perceptions and personality but yet we had a very wonderful time living as a big family. We became very cohesive as a group as we were required to accomplish many tasks together when living in hall.
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Name: Hasniza Mohd Taib
Age: 33
Course: PhD Finance (RMIT Bourke)
Currently lives in: East Melbourne
What other Hall-ians mean to you: They are my family
Hall-ians are unique because: We do things together all the time. of all the weekend games that we played together, treasures hunts and hall dinners that I’m sure others don’t do often.
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Name: Mohd. Azril Shah Ramlee
Age: 29
Course: Architecture
Currently lives in: Prahran
What other Hall-ians mean to you: They are basically the people I could call family here in Melbourne. The people that I come home to everyday and are a huge part of my life. Some are the ones I could count on when times get rough and I know they could lend a helping hand when needed.
Hall-ians are unique because: The bond that we have among each other is something different than just being friends. Living under one roof needs us to manage ourselves around different personalities. Having to organize events teaches us to work together, to compensate and adapt to achieve similar goals. We function as a singular body to get the job done. But at the end of every day, we are friends who hang out and have a good laugh and we are also a family who takes care of each other.
