Postcards from the Hill
by
Ganesh Kolandaveloo
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A glance at Pulau Tikus Market
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Pulau Tikus Market turned 60 this year in August, and its long-time traders have a tale or two to tell. A lot of them went into the business at a young age – at first to help earn a living for their family, and later to finance a better education for their children.
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The Arts in Numbers
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As the arts have been burgeoning in Malaysia and Penang, we take a glimpse at the number of arts-related societies and arts and humanities education in the coun...
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