Three Friends Share Supreme Pizza During Casual Gathering

Era Company, May 18, 2025 — A group of three friends shared a Supreme pizza during a casual gathering earlier this week. The pizza, served in a cardboard box and accompanied by chili sauce packets, featured a variety of toppings, including sliced sausage, green peppers, mushrooms, and melted cheese.

The meal took place in what appeared to be an indoor workspace, as visible in the background were a calculator, keyboard, and computer monitor. The group consumed more than half of the pizza, indicating a shared appreciation for the dish.

“This kind of simple moment is what makes an ordinary day feel special,” said one of the diners.

The event was informal, with no reported incidents, and the pizza was well-received among all present.

Three Diners Enjoy Sushi Dinner at Sushi Mentai, Alam Sutera

Alam Sutera, May 18, 2025 — Three individuals dined at Sushi Mentai, a well-known Japanese restaurant located on Jalan Jalur Sutra Kav. 19D, Alam Sutera, East Panunggangan, Tangerang City.

The pair ordered a variety of items, including three portions of Seafood Fried Rice, three Germaicha Cold teas, one Salmon Head Shioyaki, and several colored plate sushi selections three yellow, two blue, and three red. The total bill, including tax and service charge, amounted to Rp228,300.

The meal took place at approximately 5:42 PM and was served by staff member. No incidents were reported, and the dinner was described as peaceful and satisfying.

Sushi Mentai continues to be a popular choice among locals for affordable Japanese cuisine and quick service.

English Education Department Holds Thesis Title Selection Session

 

Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Tuesday (May 7, 2025)

Tangerang – The English Education Department held a thesis title selection session today, Tuesday (May 7), from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM WIB. The event took place in the class room and was attended by final-year students as part of the initial phase in preparing their undergraduate thesis.

The session guided students in choosing titles that are academically relevant to the field of English language education and current linguistic phenomena, such as digital language use, popular culture, and modern teaching practices. The session was conducted through academic briefings and consultation with thesis supervisors.

The department emphasized the importance of originality and thematic relevance to applied linguistics and educational practice. This session is expected to help students begin their thesis process with clear direction and strong academic grounding.