Dr G says temporarily refraining from sex can lead to eager anticipation
IS the Education Minister Dr Maszlee Malik’s recent controversial remark a storm in a teacup? Or, as a DAP politician stated, a storm raging and dividing Pakatan Harapan?
THE Avengers had the Endgame. Malaysia’s squash adventurer Nicol David (pic) had her last competitive game too – at the prestigious British Open on May 21.
The aftermath of Indonesia’s elections saw a peaceful protest turn chaotic riot.
An Asian nation’s ascent to the top of the economic hill is causing a global superpower to quake in its boots.
Education, done the right way, opens up your mind to the vast expanse of the universe and the limitless knowledge within it.
There is nothing wrong with emulating Barisan’s way of collecting debt, if it works.
Drawing parallels from medieval fantasy television epic to real life, especially in politics.
Game of Thrones turned out to be much, much less than the sum of its parts - a rushed, unwitting homage to Seinfeldesque nihilism.
THOUGH Tan Sri Richard Malanjum retired as Chief Justice of the Federal Court on April 12, the tributes are still pouring in.
THAT’S it. I am joining the chorus calling for a new education minister. Dr Maszlee Malik’s latest foot-in-the-mouth is the last straw for me.
I RECALL the parable where a group of blind men were asked to describe an elephant. Each blind man touched a different part of the elephant, and thus each described something completely different – none of them succeeding in providing an accurate description.