Learning Curve - New Straits Times

THE PERFORMING ARTS: At the circle of Makyung

DEVELOPING AN APPRECIATION: A 400-year-old art form on the verge of extinction lives on through Generation Y at the National Academy of Arts, Culture and Heritage

PERSPECTIVE: After the ballots are tallied

I WOULD like to bring readers' attention to an interesting book on the outcomes of elections and the problem of legitimacy stemming from electoral results.

PERSPECTIVE: Furthering business education

AS a smorgasbord, business education offers a range of opportunities to the graduate, industry and institutions of higher learning.

BULLETIN

Enfiniti Academy of Arts is holding the School's Out Let's Dance (SOLD) course for 7 to 11 year olds and 12 to 20 year olds.

CAMPUS WATCH: Project 30 -- 30 volunteers, 30 children per home

MORE than 300 children from 10 orphanages benefitted from Project 30, a community service project by INTI students to teach youth to grow their own greens.

HIGHER EDUCATION: Set lofty goals

SEIZE OPPORTUNIITES: Recipients of Curtin University, Sarawak Malaysia's awards and scholarships have been urged to take advantage of any unexpected opportunities they may encounter.

PERSPECTIVE: Trust is central to democracy

SINCE the early days of implementing autonomy on campus, the emphasis has always been on "trust" as a key element to make it happen.

PERSPECTIVE: Seminal or speculative?

A LEGACY: The late Professor Dr Abdus Salam was the first Muslim Nobel laureate in Physics. He shared the prestigious prize with Steven Weinberg of the United States and Sheldon Glashow of the Soviet Union in 1979 for their work on electroweak models.

NATIONAL SPELL-IT-RIGHT CHALLENGE: SIR’s sixth curtain-up

CHANGES: A new written preliminary round opens the national contest to more spelling hopefuls

SCHOOLS: 80 budding entrepreneurs get a taste of business

REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS: Eighty students in Malaysia are getting a chance to try their hand at being real-life entrepreneurs with the support of FedEx Express.