The way to raise a revolutionary
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The way to raise a revolutionary
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And you wonder why Malaysian universities are in the state they are in nowadays?
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The Star, 16 April 2009
A UNIVERSITI Sains Islam Malaysia lecturer who passed only four out of 157 of her law students claims she was forced to resign so that the university could protect its reputation, Kosmo! reported.
Nor (not her real name) said [...]
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What can i say? i’m over the moon and overjoyed with Man U’s progress to the last four of the Champions League earlier this morning. I was getting really anxious before the match. Partly because no English team has ever won at the Dragao before and also because Porto is actually an excellent team, a [...]
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Utusan Malaysia, 15 April 2009:
Bangkitlah Melayu
Kuota bumiputera tidak diubah
Kabinet: PBB kecewa perwakilan Melayu
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I just have to post this, albeit, belatedly. Recently was the 15th anniversary of Kurt Cobain’s death. Rest in peace Kurt. It’s better to burn out than to fade away.
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“One Malaysia” seems to be the new catchphrase of Najib Razak’s new government. In line with that, Rais Yatim, the new Minister of Information, Communications, Arts and Culture has proposed that every Malaysian TV station should have a “Membina Negara” (roughly translated as “Nation Building” ) segment. I guess it’s to promote and instil the [...]
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Last week, one of the worse cases of football riots occured at Sultan Muhammad IV stadium in Kelantan. In the incident, which poured over onto the streets outside the stadium, several cars were damaged including a police vehicle, which was torched in flames. An unlucky and innocent boy was blinded in the right eye, believed to [...]
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It’s been a while since my last post. Blame Maxis. I have been having problems connecting to the internet for about a week already. And they say it’s because of some upgrading work being done in my area.
In the mean time, Pakatan Rakyat beat BN 2-1 (i am imagining the two parties to be two [...]
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Heard that in Batang Ai, ballots are being carried by helicopter to polling place, unaccompanied by polling agents. Will this election be clean?
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Today is THE day. Can’t wait for the results of the by-elections at Bukit Gantang, Bukit Selambau and especially, Batang Ai, to come up later this evening. I hope that the people will know to choose what is best for them and for this country.
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