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World of LSP wonders
http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/05/147429/two-utm-youths-successfully-reach-peak-mt-everest
JOHOR BAHARU: Two youths from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), Skudai, successfully scaled the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest, at 11.45am local time, today.
<p>India’s on-going heat wave, which set a new record for the country’s highest-ever recorded temperature last week, is melting tarmac on the roads of some of India’s busiest cities.</p>
We mere mortals get starstruck when we rub shoulders with our favourite celebrities, so what about celebrities? Well, guess what; Dato’ Siti Nurhaliza is just like us! Malaysia’s sweetheart turned into an ultimate “fangirl” when legendary music composer AR Rahman paid her a surprise visit at her home recently, according to a news report by Bernama. The 36-year-old songstress uploaded several photos of her posing with the Oscar winner on her social media sites, and she couldn’t stop gushing about meeting her “music idol”: “Masya Allah… nak pengsan… (My God… I almost fainted) My music idol was willing to come to my home. AR Rahman.
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Fascinating video footage shows how white blood cells can be manipulated to attack skin, breast and prostate cancers that would normally kill
KUALA LUMPUR, May 23 ― Self-loathing, ignorance and insecurity were among the main reasons for “Arabisation” taking root in Malaysia’s Malay community, pundits told a forum here last night….
The initiative is likely to prove controversial with some vice chancellors, who have said it is wrong to recruit on the basis of social profile rather than academic capability.
Singer Jamala triumphed over Russia’s Sergey Lazarev and Australia’s Dami Im at the last second with her song 1944 – which is reportedly about Stalin, Crimea and claims of ethnic cleansing.
“It is the responsibility of the academia to ensure that young people gain access to meaningful knowledge and competency.”
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