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In the Ring > When development means building character
May 15, 2008 In: Malay MailOVER teh! tarik the other day, my friend Ridwan shared his grand plan of improving rural students’ standard of English. Although it was …
Shoot The Breeze > Confessions of an Ugly Betina
May 15, 2008 In: Malay MailIF the US has its Ugly Betty, for sure, Malaysia has its Ugly Betina (female). Like all great literature or works of art, …
Pulp Friction > Woman of the left
May 14, 2008 In: Malay MailMemoir Shamsia Fakeh: Dari AWAS ke Rejimen ke-10 (SIRD, 142 pages, 2007). SOME books have dramatic histories, just as some …
Speakeasy > Zimbabwe and the Road to Mandalay
May 14, 2008 In: Malay MailIN A sweeping constitutional breakthrough, the military junta in Myanmar has outlawed the word ‘foreign’ when used in conjunction with “aid”. …
Disquiet > Of religion and choice
May 13, 2008 In: Malay MailIT may be wise to pause for breath before rushing out to celebrate the decision of the Penang syariah court in the Siti Fatimah case. …
Say you, Say Me > What’s in a symbol?
May 13, 2008 In: Malay MailTHIS writers old favoured dictionary, Chambers, defines symbol asan emblem: that which by custom or convention represents something else …
Sri Ombudsman > Ride against inflation
May 12, 2008 In: Malay MailA PARLIAMENTARIAN or a political group should urgently champion the issue of public transport in Kuala Lumpur, especially the city’s bus …
Open Society > More to our discontent than rice alone
May 12, 2008 In: Malay MailHAVE we shot ourselves in the foot by pursuing an obsession with rapid industrialisation? Have we developed an export economy …
Behind The Headlines > A precedent for converts
May 9, 2008 In: Malay MailONLY last week both BN and Pas members of Parliament had argued that once youenter Islam there is no turning back, not just for born …
Pulp Friction > To the left, to the left
May 9, 2008 In: Malay MailSocial Roots of the Malay Left By Rustam A. Sani (SIRD, 80 pages, 2008) THE copyright page of a book is not usually a source …
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