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The grassroot movement to improve the Malaysian education scene. Review your tuition centres, colleges, universities, hostels cafeterias and even your school hunks…um, toilets.
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What’s on the scene? Movies, music, theatre, performing arts, stand up comedies, celebrity gossip, mimes, and all other artsy fartsy stuff young people are interested in. Do you know what other young people are indulging themselves with? Whether it’s your two cents on the latest fad in Youtube or the latest addition(s) to the Pitt family - be the first to tell us about it.
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What are Malaysians wearing? Play fashion police and show us what’s cool and what’s not on the streets or in your wardrobe.
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Girls only. (Okay, you boys can grab a skirt each and join too if you want.) Got a question, a tip for the other girls in YouthEcho? Don’t hide it. Share ‘em here.
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Warning: may cause death by laughter. If your sense of humor is so revolutionary that even Queen Elizabeth II decreed it, share the love. Leave the cheese and corn outside, though. They make us unconform-atable.
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Sup ekor for the soul. If you have a life story that is awe inspiring, heart warming and life changing, share it with us.
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Helping young Malaysians succeed… faster. Your career tips, part time job reviews, resume how-to’s and even career dilemmas can help other young Malaysians with their future. Share it with us here.
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Need relationship advice? Would you get ‘em from a guy or a girl? Every young person has his or her take on relationships - whether you’re a guy, a girl, or an in between. Share with us the depths of the matters of your heart.
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Opinions on politics, the environment, social issues and other stuff you care about. Have an opinion? Voice it out. Tell us what you care about.
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Real Malaysians, exposed. Introduce us to the everyday Malaysians around you. Ask them five questions, and let us take a sneak peek into their lives.
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Photos of the day by Malaysians, of Malaysians. Because a picture is worth a thousand words, your photography skills should not be hidden in the dark room. Share your Malaysian stories through photography here.
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Gadgets: toys, cars, laptops, furry mugs, ice trays, handphones, bikes, shavers, razors, pillows, clocks, pencils, bookmarks, ashtrays, soya sauce bottles - you name it. We’ve seen it. And we’ll tell you what’s the coolest gadget in town. Are you equipped with the coolest gadgets in town? Here’s your chance to show off and get away with it.
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Stay on the pulse of youths. Represented by the YouthSays community, the YouthSays channel is a pulse check on what young Malaysians are thinking, feeling and saying right now.
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It is of the most basic human nature that we take things for granted. Since Men discovered fire, trees and shrubs were at our peril. Now, we threaten almost anything that is different from us - from people with different skin colour to animals we deem more suitable to be made into floor mats for our homes.
Avril Lavigne Live in Malaysia Concert was really a once-in-a-life time rock experience that I enjoyed very much.
Opting KL as the kick-start point, the international pop punk icon set off her first Best D*mn Tour in Asia at Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur on 29th August 2008. Although a light drizzle was falling in the early evening, Avril’s fans were still very supportive of the 23-year-old Canadian pop star. The pinkish night started with Avril singing the very familiar “Girlfriend” and her lovely vocal invited lots of screaming from the crowd, before we were entertained by the song “I Can Do Better”.
You can tell that he is the one by how the butterflies in your stomach make you feel. You know that he is the one when you start to stutter every time you set your gaze on him. You know that you are falling deep when every love song you hear and every romantic movie that you watch makes you feel dreamy and hopeful. You know that he is the one when you analyze everything that he said, asking yourself whether there are any signals that he is feeling the same way.
Being in a hospital is depressing, no doubt. Being in a high dependency unit or an intensive care unit is more depressing. Everyday we see people being carried out of the wards – some are headed to the normal wards, some are lucky enough to be discharged with a clean bill of health, while the unfortunate ones are headed to the mortuary. And at the end of the day, no matter what the cause, the only reply people get is “Sorry, we did our best.”
Research by The Body Shop highlights the value of female friendship, as (59%) of women if affected by domestic violence, claims they would confide in a friend, yet a much smaller porportion would turn to official authorities such as the police (21%) or a support group (14%).
The Body Shop 2008 Stop Violence In The Home campaign calls on all women to become empowered to help and guide a friend, should such a confidence be entrusted to them! The campaign aims to highlight the importance of communication between friends and focuses on how friendship between women in particular, can provide a veritable lifeline.
At 26, Davina’s portfolio is a mouthful - she works in an event management company by day and juggles all these in between - she was the lead actress in the local independent movie S’kali, top 20 finalist in So You Think You Can Dance (Season 1), she was a regular co-star in the online comedy mini-series malaysiantalents.com on gua.com.my, appeared in many commercials, was shortlisted in Female magazine’s 50 Most Gorgeous people in Malaysia, and also moonlights in the Malaysian theatre scene. She has also written plays for The Oral Stage and most recently, her play was selected to be part of a project in New Zealand. If you have to know, she was the host of the press launches of these mega productions - Beauty and the Beast the Broadway musical, Chicago the musical, My Fair Lady the musical and Grease the musical (phew!).
As you can see already, Davina is full of energy and enthusiasm for literally everything. This down-to-earth lady is also known for fighting animal rights strongly.
Read on to find out why her life began and ended at The X-Files.
Would you want Paris Hilton as your next President? Well, the Blonde bombshell certainly thinks she’s up for it!
In the remembrance of our forefather’s effort in liberating our soil, here, I present a picture that suits the atmosphere of August. A simplified picture that well represent our spirit and drive for independence, releasing our throats from the clutches of foreign power. Thus, let us unite and celebrate our independence day with pride!
Malaysia’s first Refuge was opened in September 1982 - Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO) offering three main services to battered women and their children: shelter, telephone counselling and Face-to-Face counseling.
Would you believe me if I were to say that I used to have a stone-hearted heart? Yes, I really did have such a heart when I was younger. You won’t find me shedding a tear or two for anybody. You can put it that I’m as cold as an ice. Well, probably not that cold as I still have some warmth too. =)
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