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Festive spirit reigns in Chinatown
PETALING Street took on a carnival-like atmosphere when two lion dance troupes made their way through the popular tourist spot to greet shop owners and visitors ahead of the Chinese New Year celebration.
Marking golden anniversary
SOME of Choong Cheong Vong’s fondest memories were made when he was a student at Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) in 1996.
Turning 50 with great fanfare
KUALA LUMPUR: Tunku Abdul RahÂman University College (TAR UC) hits the big Five-0 this year, a major milestone for the institution that has produced over 200,000 graduates since its inception in 1969.
Chronicler of disappearing dialects
THE Chinese community in Malaysia has seven major subdivisions with their own dialects and customs. This means there are seven ways to pronounce the same Chinese words.
Working to preserve Chinese mother tongues and culture
Former award-winning radio deejay Chong Keat Aun is passionate about preserving Chinese dialects with his oral history documentation. But he knows he cannot do this alone.
Heritage centre continues work of documenting Petaling Street’s history
Every day, a little bit of the historical Petaling Street chips away with the aged locals leaving, and memories of its original community fading away.
Human Writes: Can Facebook really influence how Malaysians vote?
Columnist Mangai Balasegaram says social media will play a crucial role in how Malaysians vote in the General Elections on May 9, more so than in GE13 five years ago.
‘Free rides not against the law’
KUALA LUMPUR: A campaign to bring out of state Malaysians home to vote, which has raised RM110,000 from the public, does not run foul of any election rules, claimed the two groups behind the initiative.
RM110,000 raised for buses and travel subsidies for out-of-town voters
KUALA LUMPUR: A group of concerned citizens have raised RM110,000 from public donations to help outstation Malaysians return to their hometowns to vote during GE14.
Recounting its historical past in music
IT WAS nothing short of breathtaking as classical songstress Yudi Yap serenaded the audience with Teresa Teng’s version of Dayung Sampan, and the smooth melody of Tan Sri P. Ramlee’s Getaran Jiwa.
