Opinion
Friday, November 20, 2009Why Not?
Kids switched to overload
Children may be quick learners, but every so often some will crack under pressure and the consequences are frightening and most distressing.
Comment
Putting the cart before the horse
Pakatan Rakyat’s jockeying over positions and titles indicates deep divisions in the coalition over leadership, political ambitions and presenting a common platform.
A bold new start, without illusions
US-China relations are important not only in themselves, but also for this region and the world.
Letters
Big stumbling block for architects
From ONE MALAYSIAN ARCHITECT of Penang.
Disturbing spiral downward in corruption index
From JAMES GONZALES of Kuala Lumpur.
Pass on savings to consumers
From TAM YONG YUEE of Muar.
Busy road a daily hazard for students
From STEVEN of Mentakab.
Employers exploiting retirees
From CCL of Shah Alam.
Respect views of children
From PATHMANATHAN R. NALASAMY of Kuala Lumpur.
Much can be done to prevent suicides
From DR T MANIAM, National Representative to International Association for Suicide Prevention, Kuala Lumpur.
If you want to save costs, visit the dentist regularly
From DR JASPALL SINGH, President, Malaysian Private Dental Practitioners’ Association.
Pact shows maturity and wisdom of the two leaders
From TAN SRI LEE LAM THYE of Kuala Lumpur.
Improper for Nik Aziz to accept gifts of any kind
From MOHD MOHIYUDDIN MHD SULAIMAN of Nilai.
Make KL city more tourist-friendly
From DM of Kuala Lumpur.
