Keeping his balance

IF BALANCE is a quality coveted by all sportsmen, then Kasey Keller possesses it in abundance, on and off the field.

Kanoute takes flight to resolve injury woes

West Ham#8217;s French striker Freddie Kanoute is to fly to Canada in a bid to resolve the long-running groin problem that has restricted him to seven Premiership appearances this season.

FA Cup third round results

Arsenal and Man United ease through into FA Cup fourth round

Struggling Third Division club Shrewsbury dumped Premiership high-flyers Everton out of the FA Cup in one of the biggest ever upsets in the history of the competition.

What makes a good engineer

What constitutes a good education in engineering? Prof Brian Tuck believes that it's about obtaining training that helps students solve real problems, not just pass examinations.

Hammers' boss Roeder sees tide turning after Cup escape

West Ham boss Glenn Roeder believes a dramatic FA Cup win over Nottingham Forest can be the spark that ignites the Hammers season.

World's oldest tournament is lit up again with upsets and fairy-tales

At the ripe old age of 131, the FA Cup appears to be back in good health after a weekend to match any in its long and famous history.

Adapting to rapidly changing ICT

INFORMATION and communications technology is developing so rapidly that new approaches to skills development and decision-making must be acquired, said Professor Brian Clayton, vice-president of University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus.

The Star Education fund exceeds RM7m mark

The Star Education Fund 2003 passed the RM7mil mark with 35 partners contributing 300 scholarships.

Fair gets bigger and better

It was an enriching, rewarding ezperience for some 100,000 visitors who thronged Star Education Fair 2003 last weekend. Although the fair #8211; at the Putra World Trade Centre #8211; has always attracted a large number of students and parents shopping for suitable courses and institutions to enrol in, the response this year was phenomenal.