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Makerere University education science Makerere University education science students' AssociationMakerere University education science students' Association Association CONTINUES TO INVITE ALL YEAR ONE STUDENTS JOINING THIS YEAR FOR ORIENTATION, AT THE Makerere University College of Education and External Studies

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Happy new year
We pray that it's better than what we expect it to be

Always at times like these, we be chanting and blowing trumpets the air for we long to receive our salvage. Yes the Savior is going to be born amidist the pandemic and we are ought to celebrate at his reception. Embracing the new normal, only those who are breathing are the ones who are able to worship him, are able to have fun and perhaps willing to see the future. Therefore I urge you to stay safe, keep safe and keep others safe. Celebrate cautiously
MUESSA wishes you a merry Christmas and a better 2021
Make merry to the fullest but remember COVID 19 is hungry for you.

Nsubuga Alex
President

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📝MUESSA DOCUMENT 📝
I would like to congratulate all those who have made it to the MUESSA Electoral commission 2019/2020. As the former President MUESSA, i would like to call upon all science students interested in politics of the association to work hand in hand with the newly Elected committee.

1. CHAIRMAN EC
Hon Mwagalwa Ibrahim

2. VICE CHAIRMAN
Hon Lutiimba John

3. FINANCE SECRETARY EC
Ssenyonjo Deo

4. SECRETARY EC
Hon Mbabazi Sawuyah

5. PUBLIC RELATIONS EC
Hon Niiwe Newton.

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The rarest naturally-occurring element in the Earth’s crust is astatine
Named after the Greek word for unstable (astatos), Astatine is a naturally occurring semi-metal produced from the decay of uranium and thorium. In its most stable form, the element has a half-time of only 8.1 hours. The entire crust appears to contain about 28 g of the element. If scientists ever have to use it, they basically have to make it from scratch. Only 0.00000005 grams of astatine have been made so far.