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CONSTITUTIONAL COURT: Special court can resolve issues
May 15, 2008 In: NSTSEVERAL constitutional issues have cropped up, particularly after the 12th general election. Among them: the right of a state ruler to …
BREAST MILK: For babies, nothing beats nature
May 15, 2008 In: NSTYOUR report “Toxins in mother’s milk” (NST, May 11) was badly timed and in bad taste. Bad timing because it is old news rehashed to appear …
USE OF ENGLISH: There’s no valid reason to back-track
May 15, 2008 In: NSTI AM writing as a concerned parent of school-going children with regard to recent media reports that the teaching of Maths and Science in …
THOMAS CUP: Not sporting of South Korea
May 15, 2008 In: NSTI READ with disgust the news that South Korea took advantage of the Thomas Cup competition format, which was admitted by their team manager, …
I REFER to the letter “Review emergency-ward procedures” (NST, May 8) by D.S. of Sungai Buloh.Hospital Sungai Buloh follows a …
THE SONGKOK: Do not force anyone to use headgear
May 15, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to John Teo’s commentary “Time to say ‘yes’ to the songkok” (NST, May 9). Teo, who is clearly sold on the idea of the songkok as the …
CIVIL SERVANTS: Pensioners’ thanks
May 15, 2008 In: NSTI WISH to thank Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s government for the incentives for civil servants (”Revised pension perks” - NST, May 11). …
HELPING THE DISABLED: Treat pact as an urgent issue
May 15, 2008 In: NSTTHE Malaysian Animal-assisted Therapy For The Disabled And Elderly Association (Petpositive) joins hands with all disabled Malaysians and …
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, …
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