Archive - 8 September 2003

• Politicians got us into the education mess
• Embassy: Voluntary return for 66 Indonesians
• Puteri Umno implicated in EC recruitment exercise
• After 46 years, can Malaysia Boleh do better?
• Through the eyes of a patriot
• Expulsion not a solution to school gangsterism
• In defence of Malay College
• Rape - the PAS viewpoint
• Unwise to criticise the Tok Guru
• PAS policies illogical
• Unfair to blame minister for tribunals fiasco
• The bright side of the power blackout
• Crowd control, Third World-style
• MPPJ may retract RM10,000 fee for billboard rights
• Keadilan faces govt action if it jumps the gun
• Hambali's wife cooperating with interrogators: police
• 13 more asylum-seekers to go home tomorrow
• Abdul Rashid: EC stopped recruiting temp workers
• Pressure on for release of 10 ISA detainees
• Money politics in campus polls small matter, says Musa
• Sarawak: Another activist denied entry
• Teras dakwa Bernas catat keuntungan
• Govt walks tightrope on Aceh refugees
• Pilihanraya umum bulan ini? Karut...
• Visiting Sri Lankan PM optimistic about peace process
• Rais: Suhakams proposals on ISA and other security laws being reviewed
• Free speech requires high maintenance
• Tok Guru may be a religious leader, but hes also a politician
• Boarding schools are not boot camps
• School gangsterism: Don't blame the teachers
• Puteri Umno didakwa berkempen dalam pilihanraya kampus
• Money politics in varsities, thanks to politicians
• Expect more demonisation of minority groups
• Puas, what about banning domestic water filters?
• Discrimination not the same everywhere
• Medias role in closing Malaysian minds