In his own words, either fault or destiny or maybe both, who knows, his life was led into Legal Science when he only enjoys learning one of the sovereignty pillars.
Aksara Tasa is in love and lost in the world of words, as much as it has become the place to visit daily. He always manages to put some books into his bag, at least to feel secured.
Siriluk Sriprasit graduated from Journalism school, Faculty of Mass Communication, Chiang Mai University and has been working as a journalist, specifying on Local Talk, the project focusing on globalisation issue, for three years.
Roselyn is currently a first year student of Combined Bilingual (Thai and English) Program in Bachelor and Master of Economics at Chiang Mai University.
A young man with his mood swing expressed through poetry. He calls them his views from the angles of the air (ongsa akas). He has been as close as a brother to Immtipp for so long.
A friendly bank officer with a great sense of humour in his early thirties, Limy1025 was a Bangkok born Bangkokian. He graduated a Bachelor degree from Srinakharinwirot University and a master from National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA).
A young girl who flew to study abroad by herself since a teenager, experiencing, experimenting, living and adventuring with various types, races and religions.
Known to his MBA students as Ajarn Apichart, he holds a Bachelor Degree in Engineering from Chiang Mai University and double Master Degrees from top class universities which are; a Master Degree from Asian Institute of Technology in Soil Engineering with thesis project about Nong Ngoo Hao (Suvanabhumi) Airport and a Master Degree in M.B.A. from Kellog Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University.
Two award winnings from French Literature Institute – Prix Medicis and Prix Concourt
Saeiw(1), buddy, friend and a true friend, what are their interactions like? I have recently learned of friendship between two men in parallel lines which no pair of friends could be like. The parallel lines grew together, tending each other only in a certain distance for they took the paths that could never meet.
