By Siti Zulaikha Shawaludin ‘Muchacho’ is a fiction novel by LouAnne Johnson. It gives a voice to many young people who are trying to figure…
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Category: Lifestyle
Cultural shock and how to deal with it
By Nur Syazwani binti Darzi Culture shock usually happens when one person starts moving from one place to another place because of certain reasons. The…
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Tips to save budget in student life
By Norzuwariyah Mohamad Yusoff Students’ life is most challenging. Undergraduates mostly need to earn money for themselves because some of them are relying on their…
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Sahabat Yadim IIUM members gain exposure on survival skills
By Nur Syazwani Darzi Sahabat Yadim IIUM members participated in a camping event where they learned survival skills to help themselves and other people in…
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10 fun facts about your pet, cats!
By Nur Balqish Isarudin Shah A cat is a creation of Allah s.w.t that is lovely and spoiled in nature. Cats are most loved animals by…
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A visit to Baba and Nyonya Museum to understand interculture
By Fatimah Fawziyah GOMBAK, 10 April 2016: A group of students from Communication Department visited Baba and Nyonya Heritage Museum in Malacca for the purpose…
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Tengku Ahmad Syamil listed in ‘Asia Forbes 30 under 30’
By Azreen Azirinee Azizi œBelieve you can and youre halfway there. ” Theodore Roosevelt. To be listed in a ‘Forbes 30 under 30’ is like…
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Book review: ‘A New Malaysia’ by Joaquim Huang
By Izzud deen Redzuan Do you want a new and better Malaysia? œA New Malaysia: Beyond Race, Politics and Religion called for a new alliance…
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By Syakir Nizam Malaysia has 30 million population  of various ethnicity living together in peace and harmony. Unlike South Africa, which applied Apartheid Policy that…
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By Ahmad Faizuddin Life here can be beautiful and stressful at the same time, according to some expatriates who work in Malaysia. Attending six years…
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