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• No stopping Nur Fatima
  NUR Fatima Abdul Wahab, who has been in the music industry for many years, has not wavered in her determination to succeed. [2009/09/30]
• ATC pre-law speeds up entry to degree programme
  ADVANCE Tertiary College (ATC) is encouraging SPM holders to enrol in its A-levels pre-law course to speed up their entry into a law degree programme. [2009/03/22]
• Binary leads the way with quality programmes
  THE School of Accounting and Finance and the School Entrepreneurial Development (SEED) at Binary University College has been producing graduates with excellent job opportunities. [2009/03/22]
• Facon fair showcases best in medical, nursing education
  MEDICAL and nursing education is undergoing rapid changes globally in response to trends in healthcare. [2009/03/07]
• Sunway TES gains Premium Plus status
  SUNWAY TES, a subsidiary of Sunway University College, runs internationally renowned professional accounting programmes, namely, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) ... [2009/03/07]
• UTM a centre of excellence
  THE Malaysian Institute of Microelectronic Systems (Mimos) has appointed Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) as one of its Centres of Excellence (COE). [2009/03/07]
• Making the knowledge of laureates accessible
  UNIVERSITI Sains Malaysia's (USM) status as the country's first Apex University was enhanced with the setting up of the prestigious Right Livelihood College (RLC) on its premises -- the first such ... [2009/03/07]
• JPA overseas degree programme
  THE Public Services Department of Malaysia (Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam) is organising the overseas degree programme (Program Ijazah Luar Negara) for 2009 but with a difference. [2009/03/07]
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  AUTHOR Jack Steward's 1995 book The Japanese: The Often Misunderstood, Sometimes Surprising and Always Fascinating Culture and Lifestyles of Japan, says it all. [2009/03/07]
• Right place to get details
  FROM PAGE 6 [2009/03/07]
• No community left behind
  UNIVERSITI Putra Malaysia social anthropologist Dr Sarjit S. Gill has great faith in youth as problem solvers of social ills. [2009/03/07]
• All healing is self healing
  THE word placebo itself originated from the Latin for "I will please". In the old days, the doctors used to give "dummy" pills to complaining patients to "soothe and get rid of them" and many of them ... [2009/03/01]
• PPSMI: Future will tell
  SO it is back to Bahasa Malaysia and the vernacular languages for the teaching of Science and Mathematics in our schools. [2009/07/10]
• HEALTH: Science of food made simple
  ANNIE FREEDA CRUEZ gives 10 reasons why you should consult a dietitian. [2009/10/13]
• Make mealtimes fun for young ones
  Q: My five-year-old girl will not eat vegetables, meat or rice but only doughnuts and cakes. How do I get her to eat other foods? [2009/10/13]
• INNER GROWTH: Let go and live
  WHEN problems come, people are sorrowful. [2009/10/13]
• COVER STORY: Power of touch
  SUZANNA PILLAY learns about craniosacral therapy, an alternative healing treatment. [2009/10/13]
• ENTERTAINMENT: No tall order
  Window washers whose dream is to clean the Petronas Twin Towers are now the subject of a play, writes HIZREEN KAMAL. [2009/10/13]
• That’s how they are
  DENNIS CHUA catches tell-it-as-it-is singer-songwriters Paul Freeman and Lenka Kripac at Quattro and susses them out. [2009/10/13]
• DAILY DISPATCHES: Demonising the Mat Rempits & fellow sub-culturists into oblivion
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  IF there is a conjoint device melding Government policies together these days, it is the proclivity to wage all kinds of wars within. Thin as it is, declarations of war have been entreated ... [2009/07/21]
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