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    On February 14, 2024, the Indonesian society collectively held a general election. After four presidential and vice-presidential debates, the public was obliged to choose one of the candidate pairs. Unfortunately, the previous debates were largely disregarded, especially by those uninterested in the election. Most Indonesians have not been diligent in selecting their leaders.     As future leaders of the nation, many candidates offer social assistance such as money, basic necessities, or other forms of support to win over the people. Sadly, this aspect often garners more attention than the candidates' performance or backgrounds. Many Indonesians, especially those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, choose leaders or representatives based on the social assistance they receive. However, social assistance is not a measure of a candidate's ability to lead the country effectively.     According to a survey, Indonesian voters rarely change their preferences...

           SMK Negeri 4 Semarang stands as a beacon of technical education in the heart of Semarang, Indonesia, offering a diverse array of study programs to nurture the skills of its students. Among its distinguished curriculum are seven specialized study programs designed to equip learners with practical expertise and knowledge.       At the forefront of automotive technology, the Automotive Engineering program delves into the intricacies of vehicle mechanics and engineering, preparing students for careers in the dynamic automotive industry. Meanwhile, the Mechanical Engineering program focuses on precision and innovation, empowering students with the expertise needed to excel in mechanical engineering fields.      For those with a passion for architecture and construction, the Architectural Drawing Techniques program provides a comprehensive understanding of architectural design principles and drafting techniques, shapi...

     SMK Negeri 4 Semarang is one of the best vocational high schools in Semarang City. Established in 1952, it was originally named Pendidikan Guru Praktek Pengajaran Teknik (PGPPT) and underwent several name changes over time. The school is centrally located and shares its vicinity with four other schools.      Situated at Jalan Pandanaran II No. 7, Semarang, SMK Negeri 4 occupies nine buildings covering approximately 1,379 hectares. Despite having numerous buildings, the school lacks spacious outdoor areas. It currently has only a basketball court, a main field, and a small field.      Contrary to the negative perception often associated with vocational schools, SMK Negeri 4 Semarang fosters a positive and supportive environment. Discrimination is absent, and quality education is delivered effectively. Recently, the school declared itself a “child-friendly school”, demonstrating its commitment to combat bullying.      I...

            Waste is defined as items that are no longer suitable for use. In Indonesia, waste management remains a problem that has not been effectively addressed. Indonesia has even been named the third-largest contributor of waste in the world. One significant source of waste in Indonesia comes from schools.      The majority of schools in Indonesia have yet to embrace environmentally friendly practices, leading to a proliferation of plastic waste on school premises. This waste accumulates, worsening the school environment, especially in areas like the school cafeteria. The cafeteria, intended for food sales, often becomes cluttered with waste.      Take, for instance, SMK Negeri 4 Semarang's cafeteria. While numerous trash bins are provided around the area, they are not managed effectively. Both plastic and organic waste pile up in the same bins, creating an unpleasant sight. Cafeterias should ideally be clean and hygi...