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SHOE THROWER: It shouldn’t be aimed at Bush alone
Jan 1, 2009 In: NSTFOLLOWING the shoe-throwing incident in Baghdad, a number of readers wrote in saying United States President George Bush deserved it for …
ANTI-AIDS MEASURES: More power to all those litterbugs
Jan 1, 2009 In: NSTIT has been suggested that the most effective way to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS is by educating the public through the electronic and …
NEW YEAR TARGETS: We can make things better
Jan 1, 2009 In: NSTAT the start of the New Year, let every Malaysian resolve to make Malaysia a safe place to live in — safe not only from terrorism, crime …
LOCAL FILM MAKERS: We need fresh ideas on movies
Jan 1, 2009 In: NSTI FIND it amusing that some local film producers are complaining about Hollywood films for poor ticket sales for their films. …
POLICE WORK: Put the stress on cop-recruitment policies
Jan 1, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to the news report “Training in culture, customs for police” (NST, Dec 22), in which Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa …
RAJA MUDA’S ADVICE: Pay heed to Raja Nazrin’s call
Jan 1, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to Raja Muda of Perak Raja Nazrin Shah’s advice to political leaders (”Raja Nazrin: Rise above pride, greed” — NST, Dec 30). …
I REFER to your report “AirAsia sees LCCT at Labu as terminal extension” (NST, Dec 30).As one who works closely with the …
LOCAL MOVIES: Talent alone is not enough
Dec 31, 2008 In: NSTI LAUGHED my head off when I read your report on the suggestion to increase the price of tickets for Hollywood movies in a bid to encourage …
LOCAL MOVIES: Rise above mediocrity to prosper
Dec 31, 2008 In: NSTTHE recent call by the Malaysian Film Producers Association to raise the ticket price for Hollywood movies makes no sense to me. …
ASSESSMENT RATES: Condos pay more but get less service
Dec 31, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to reports that the new mayor of Kuala Lumpur had said there will be no rise in the city’s assessment rates. I feel …
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