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Confidence shaken with about-turn
Mar 3, 2008 In: The StarFONG Po Kuan’s surprising turnaround to defend her Batu Gajah parliamentary seat six days after her shocking announcement to withdraw …
What an utter disgrace!
Mar 3, 2008 In: The StarWE saw three Bangladeshis, in their early 20s, standing at our front gate. One was holding a rubbish bin trying to protect himself while the …
Children’s fare quite troubling
Mar 3, 2008 In: The StarI HAVE three children under 12, all of whom watched Astro Ceria. In particular, they loved the show called Tom Tom Bak which I feel is …
Bahasa syllabus: Why so difficult?
Mar 3, 2008 In: NSTI HAVE heard countless sighs from parents and students over the Bahasa Malaysia syllabus for primary schools. I have often …
Voting season: Keep cool at all times
Mar 3, 2008 In: NSTTHE assault on journalists covering an election campaign in Kangar was uncalled-for as it might frighten other newsmen from reporting things …
Tak Nak campaign: Ban smoking in restaurants
Mar 3, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the proposal by S.M. Mohamed Idris of the Consumers Association of Penang that persons under 21 years of age should not be allowed …
I REFER to the complaint by R.G. Jai Ganesh of Ipoh about Astro’s transmission and service charges (”RM50 service fee is too much” - NST, Feb …
Home entertainment: More Mandarin shows please
Mar 3, 2008 In: NSTRADIO Televisyen Malaysia (RTM), being a national TV station, should strive to be fair with regard to choosing programmes. …
Character-building: Instil positive values early
Mar 3, 2008 In: NSTLOOKING at the many issues and challenges facing Malaysian youth today, I am convinced that it is essential to place character-building high …
No connection: Simple process made tough
Mar 3, 2008 In: NSTHAVING been influenced by the “sweet talk” of an enthusiastic agent, I decided to try out Streamyx, which provides high-speed Internet …
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