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Student workers: Keep an eye on the colleges
May 28, 2008 In: NSTIT is well known that many foreigners come to our country to work by all sorts of means, including using student visas. However, to say …
Archery: KLSC is actually doing a great job
May 28, 2008 In: NSTI AM truly sorry for giving the wrong information on what the Kuala Lumpur Sports Council is doing for the archers in preparations for the …
Use of english: Let the parents have a choice
May 28, 2008 In: NSTTHE government has spent over RM2 billion since 2003 to get Science and Mathematics taught in English. This involves the …
Fuel supply: Ensure sales are restricted to local drivers
May 28, 2008 In: NSTIT has been two months since Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad was appointed minister for Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs. But we have yet to …
Lingam video clip: Best to outsource the prosecution
May 28, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to your report “No word yet from AG to probe Lingam six” (NST, May 23).In this connection, I am strongly in favour of …
Streamyx: Service surprises from TM
May 28, 2008 In: NSTI WENT to Kepong TM Point to apply for Streamyx Combo plan on April 23. On April 26 and April 27, I received several phone …
Territorial dispute: The lessons of Pedra Branca
May 28, 2008 In: NSTTHERE are a number of principles and lessons that we can draw from the Pedra Branca episode. One, it is important to resolve …
Speakeasy > Ibrahim and the pleasures of polygamy
May 28, 2008 In: Malay MailTHE Member of Parliament for Kelantan’s Pasir Mas, Datuk Ibrahim Ali, was a rational thinker who worried deeply about things like …
Pulp Friction > What social contract?
May 28, 2008 In: Malay MailSharing the Nation: Faith, Difference, Power and the State 50 Years After Merdeka By: Noraini Othman, Mavis C. Puthucheary and Clive S. …
Freehold move a lasting joy
May 28, 2008 In: The SunWHAT a beautiful gesture by the Penang state government to repay its constituents in a manner which will leave a lasting impression. Chief …
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