Caring for Older Persons in Penang
by
Yeong Pey Jung
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Of Urban Parochialism And Rural Cosmopolitanism
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The thing is, the line between urban and rural is no longer as clear as before, and therefore the association between urbanity and cosmopolitanism—a tie that has been shaky from the start in any case—becomes ever more tenuous.
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Neurodiversity – Not a Disability
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DRIVEN BY THE fear that Catherine De Padua’s Down Syndrome daughter may hamper the academic progress of the Year 1 (Standard 1) class, the parents of children i...
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Resisting the Coup in Myanmar: “A Fight to the Finish”
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The Power of Volunteering
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THE ARMY OF VOLUNTEERS from the Buddhist Tzu Chi Merit Society are used to sprucing up almost-forgotten, old residential areas. Their latest project involves th...
The Malay Literary Scene (Part 1): The Influence of Syed Sheikh Al-Hadi
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ON 410 Jelutong Road in Penang sits an imposing house on brick piles divided into tripartite sections in the style of a traditional Malay family home. In the mi...
