The New Paper, 23 March 1998
1998-03-23
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Article, Illustration116 1998-03-23 2 CAN the male strippers of The Full Monty, the corrupt cops of L.A. Confidential or the disturbed genius of Good Will Hunting prevent Titanic from sailing to Oscar success? Here's your chance to predict the Academy Award winners and win prizes. Just pick the winners of116 words
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Article, Illustration340 1998-03-23 2 Indonesian minister tells students on hunger strike Source: AFP. IT is a firm no to hunger strikes by students in Indonesia. Students protesting the economic crisis were told by Mr Wiranto Arismunandar, the country's education minister, that such strikes were unacceptable. "Hunger strike causes hunger and thisSource: AFP. - 340 words
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Article, Illustration222 1998-03-23 3 A local business was looking for office help. They put up a sign on the window, that said: 'Help Wanted. Must be able to type, must be good with a computer and must be bilingual. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.' A short time afterwards, a dog trotted222 words
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Article, Illustration94 1998-03-23 3 A diver was 10 m below sea level when he noticed a man at the same depth with no diving gear whatsoever. Surprised, the diver went another 10 m below, but the man followed him a few minutes later. The diver went down another 20 metres.94 words
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Article, Illustration77 1998-03-23 3 What she says (and what she means) It's not you, it's me. (It's you) I'm concentrating on my career. (Even something as boring and unfulfilling as my job is better than dating you) I'm celibate. (I've sworn off only the men like you) Let's be friends. (I want77 words
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Article, Illustration141 1998-03-23 3 An Australian teacher whose students included some Asian immigrants—was trying to get her class to think harder. She offered them a Monday off for each correct answer they gave. First Question: Who wrote 'To be or not to be'. A girl from China correctly answered 'Shakespeare'. But when141 words
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Article172 1998-03-23 4 i hot Lstories A SINGAPORE'S tourism industry may go bust if the haze returns. Singapore Tourism Board chief Yeo Khee Leng expected earnings to drop by about $1.5 billion this year and warned that some businesses could close down. And worse is yet to come. Said172 words
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Article, Illustration63 1998-03-23 4 HAW PAR VILLA: Even with entrance fees slashed from $16.50 to $5, it still lost $3.1 million last year. It lost $31.5 million in the last six years and may close down. v-.- SOfTOSA: Takings were down by $1.6 million for September and October last year. JURONG BIRPPARK:63 words
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Article111 1998-03-23 4 FIRE-fighting plans have been around since the 80s. But Indonesia chose to ignore them. These reports and action plans produced then by the donor countries were not implemented fully, said specialists involved in technical assistance and the environment. Among the proposals: legal frameworks, satellite imagery to111 words
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Article106 1998-03-23 4 OFFICE space rentals have also been hit by the recent economic crisis. Vacancies have hit a record 3.3 million sq ft, reported The Business Times. Said Mr David Ng, executive director of Chesterton International: "Now landlords are starting with incentives like more realistic rentals, longer fit-out and106 words
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Article53 1998-03-23 4 FOCUS on managing water resources properly. That was the message on World Water Day from the UN to Singapore, the sixth most water-short country. Mr Gourisankar Ghosh, Unicefs chief of water, environment and sanitation said Singapore's billiondollar desalination plant would help. But the emphasis should be on cutting53 words
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Article64 1998-03-23 4 SIX Singapore Bus Services' routes will have newspapers and magazines on board for commuters. They will be on 106 buses on services 10,12, 21, 65, 81 and 503. The pilot project is organised by SBS and Singapore Press Holdings. SBS said it hoped passengers would "think of64 words
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Article63 1998-03-23 4 SHOPS in Johor Baru are still doing good business, thanks to Singaporeans. In other districts, many shops have closed or laid off workers. Supermarket operators in Johor Baru said four out of every 10 cars in their carparks on weekends are Singapore-registered. Cheaper goods there are now even63 words
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Article65 1998-03-23 4 ITS now a double bonus for singles buying resale HDB flats. A single buyer gets a $15,000 CPF grant to buy the flats. Now, when he or she marries, the partner will get the $15,000 singles grant > and the Government will add another $10,000 grant. The total65 words
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Article66 1998-03-23 4 THE thriving Philippine trade in human organs could be curbed soon. Manila plans to ban the trade in human organs and tissues and set up an official network to get and transplant organs. Patients from as far as Germany, Japan and Saudi Arabia, have been known to buy66 words
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Article63 1998-03-23 4 The Straits Time*: Haze set to cripple tourism The Business Times: Renong unit may slash Johor land price by half Uanhe Zaobao: DPM Lee: S'pore's successful dealing with financial crisis boosts investors' confidence Berlta Harlan: BG Lee: Understand key regional issues RCS morning news: DPM Lee: S'pore must be63 words
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Article, Illustration454 1998-03-23 5 SAMMI CHENG'S SINGAPORE CONCERT THENEWSTODAY Yawn, Sammi Cheng's such a bore. Even poor Sammi must have realised that. Why else did she ask someone in the audience if he had slept well throughout her show? But why was the Hongkong star so boring at her firstPicture/ The Straits Times - 454 words
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Article, Illustration456 1998-03-23 6 She's five. She has cancer. She pounds her own medicine. When mummy's upset, she says: NO father. No money. No hope of living. Doctors gave her two months to live when she was diagnosed with advanced cancer of thePictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 456 words
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Article59 1998-03-23 6 REPORTER SAYS... My eyes were wet when I Iqft their house after a two-hour interview —not just because I pitied little Ser Woon, but also because I wondered if I could ever climb out of depression if I was struck by cancer. —Reporter Riana59 words
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Article, Illustration227 1998-03-23 6 THE cancer has denied Ser Woon much of the simple joys of childhood. The first troubling signs were a stubborn cough, cold and fever that lasted for two months. Since her cancer was discovered, she has been to hospital "countless times", sometimes staying up227 words
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203 1998-03-23 6 HER cancer cells are actually disappearing. But she needs further treatment. And the cost is taking its toll on her mum. Madam Chong earns less than $2,000 from her job in a karaoke lounge but the medical bills are about $6,000 a month.203 words
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Article, Illustration494 1998-03-23 7 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching JENNIFER (not her real name) regularly screams at her mother and hits her, hard. She also tells her mother she wants to die. But Jennifer, 13, is not a problem teen. She's a teen with cancer. All her life, she had thought494 words
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Article358 1998-03-23 7 ONCE, when she was taking Jennifer to a medical appointment at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre, Mrs Lucy Tan ran out of steam, literally. Jennifer was so ill she had no strength to walk on her own. Mrs Tan could not carry her. She358 words
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Article67 1998-03-23 7 A SINGAPORE woman today has almost twice the risk of getting ovarian cancer than a woman had a generation ago. About 85 per cent are the epithelial type, which generally affects women above 40. There is no effective screening test to detect ovarian cancer yet. Symptoms include abdominal67 words
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209 1998-03-23 7 Riana Zakir - By Riana Zakir CHILDREN get bewildered when struck by cancer. "They don't understand what death and life is about," said oncologist Dr Ang Peng Tiam of Mount Elizabeth Hospital. "They only know they don't feel well and need medical treatment." Getting hospitalised for weeks scares209 words
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Article100 1998-03-23 7 EVERY year, about 80 to 100 children are diagnosed with cancer here. About 40 per cent of them suffer from leukaemia. That's followed by brain tumour, lymphoma (cancer of the lymph nodes), neuroblastoma and soft tissue sarcoma, which affects the muscles and tissues. In neuroblastoma, the deadly cancer100 words
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Article, Illustration504 1998-03-23 8 Two female teachers, one in the United States and the other in Australia, were recently rapped for having sex with their students. How do women teachers here react when their students make advances? One tells RLANA ZAKIR the shocking story of a love-struck schoolboy HE was504 words
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Article97 1998-03-23 8 ALICE found ways to fend off the schoolboy. Several photos of her hubby, now 40, and two young children lined her office to drop big hints. Her husband also sent her to work and visited her there more often. And when Alice talked to the boy, she97 words
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Article339 1998-03-23 8 Interviews by Fong FoongMei and Rfana Zakir FALLING for an older female teacher is not always a search for a mother figure. Alice's first boy admirer was mature and came from a rich family. Students like him tend to be more mature and fall for older339 words
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Article67 1998-03-23 8 As far as I know, there*B no official code of conduct we have to follow. But there's an unspoken rule that students are off-limits romantically. And teachers who abuse this are generally looked down upon by their peers. I doubt if they get far in their careers67 words
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Article112 1998-03-23 8 Teachers these days are much friendlier and in some cases almost as young as I am. There isn't such a big gap compared to my parents' days. Obviously this may result in crushes and some sparks. Still, I don't see anything wrong as long as they both112 words
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Article138 1998-03-23 8 I was just 20—barely older than my oldest student in Sec 5. That helped me get along very well with the class. But it also meant they came uncomfortably close. But I freaked out when a few of the boys offered to walk me home from school.138 words
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Article, Illustration183 1998-03-23 8 FORMER Seattle teacher Mary Kay Letourneau, 36, had sex with a 12-year-old student. She was convicted of rape last year. She was given a 7 Vt -year jail sentence and bore the boy's baby a daughter who is now looked after by the boy's mother.183 words
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Article117 1998-03-23 8 I would be appalled, to say the least. As a parent, I trust the teacher not only to impart knowledge, but also to set an example of good social behaviour. Being the conservative sort, I would expect the teacher to uphold a high moral standard. How117 words
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Article129 1998-03-23 8 HIGH school drama teacher Jodee Narelle Fricker, 28, had sex with a 15-year-old boy. But she got off scot-free. Fricker was found guilty. But her two-year sentence was suspended because the student had initiated sex. He had gone to her bedroom during a party one night,129 words
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Article, Illustration287 1998-03-23 10 Attitudes towards sex may be more liberal these days. But female teachers having sex with their teen students? That is something that many, even in the West, find difficult to accept. On Friday, we asked you for your views on the issue after a jury found287 words
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Article46 1998-03-23 10 WHAT about Singapore male teachers and their girl students? Are some of them hitting it off? Have you been in such a''relationship*' or know of one? Call us on HotllnePlus No: 1800-733-4455, or fax: 737-5375. You can also e-mail us at: tnp@asial.com.sg46 words
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Article, Illustration138 1998-03-23 11 s\f< lam told that when ourA-level students write essays about their generation, they refer to themselves as the future leaders of Singapore. Mind you the future leaders of Singapore —and not the future of Singapore. They are not aware that they come across as arrogant! Minister138 words
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Article483 1998-03-23 11 It just seems that way —-1 SHE is in the Gifted Education Programme (GEP), lives in a two-storey private house and some of her friends' parents are influential people. Jen Wei Ting, 16, quotes Socrates and Chinese proverbs. She also studies German and reads the heavy stuff483 words
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Article232 1998-03-23 11 XIE Shun Heng, 16, from Boon Lay Secondary School, said: "Once, we had to go to a top school for a sports event. We sat in a corner while the top school's students sat across us. They kept looking at us like we were some specimen232 words
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Article235 1998-03-23 11 JWMBr Teachers say there might be a handful whose attitude may smack of arrogance. But, by and large, students here are polite, humble and are interested in more than just their own grades. DrOngTeck Chin, principal of Anglo Chinese (Independent): Some have aspirations to be235 words
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Article, Illustration71 1998-03-23 12 muifmui* Singaporean Monica Choon's 50-year search for her Japanese father is finaNy over. But she learnt that her father, Mr Kenji Mural, had died in 1972 at the a«s of 56. Even though she will never fat to know Mm, she was happy to have found out71 words
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Article, Illustration407 1998-03-23 12 HIEF Stealing from a baby is no child's play, as a thief finds out. WOON WUITEK reports THEY say that nothing is easier than stealing from a baby. But tell that to the man who took a purse from a pram. The alert mother raised a hue and407 words
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Article65 1998-03-23 12 MOHAMED Sophian was jailed 36 months for theft, possessing stolen property and for the possession and consumption of a controlled drug. For theft, he could have been jailed three years and fined. For possessing stolen property, he could been jailed a year and fined. For possessing65 words
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Article, Illustration440 1998-03-23 13 Plane overshoots runway then... Reuters. THEY did not have airline tickets. They were not on a plane. But, they still died in a plane crash. The three, who were killed in an air crash in the Philippines yesterday, were on the ground. They lost their lives whenReuters.; Picture/ Reuters - 440 words
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Article196 1998-03-23 13 THAI women married through a matchmaking agency to British men have complained of abuse. The women said they were beaten and badly treated by their husbands in Britain, reports the Bangkok Post (Internet edition) In some cases, they claim they were forced to become196 words
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Article206 1998-03-23 14 Bernama. THERE is a new wave of boat people in South-east Asia today. And the world needs to help to prevent them from affecting the region, Malaysian Defence Minister Datuk Syed Hamid Albar said yesterday in Malacca. He said the present Asian economic crisis,Bernama. - 206 words
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Article81 1998-03-23 14 INDONESIAN authorities are stepping up security efforts to stop illegal immigrants from entering Singapore and Malaysia. Batam police chief Jose Rizal said that the police, navy and other agencies had increased naval patrols in the last month. They have also intensified their watch on syndicates trafficking in81 words
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Article, Illustration215 1998-03-23 14 AFP RICHARD GERE had her don peasant's robes in his recent film Red Corner. But on Saturday night, Bai Ling wowed the crowd outside a Beverly Hills fundraising dinner by arriving in a shimmery, curve-hugging silver gown. And to just to show how up-to-the-minute theAFP; Pictures/ Reuters - 215 words
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Article, Illustration31 1998-03-23 16 i in 11*1 ii 111* ifc, i ii hihiimm, ■fdmic mi —Hiui Person—,oll US Pnrt—t—qWwt't problem* We dont want a society of surveillance by old maids and snitches.31 words
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Article, Illustration356 1998-03-23 16 MALAYSIAN SHOOTOUT RECENT CASES: Five robbers were shot dead by plainclothes police while fleeing, after they had robbed a bank at Universiti Putra Malaysia. Two gang members were shot dead by police after they had robbed a gambling den in Penang. Police said robbers have hitPicture/ China Press - 356 words
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Article, Illustration199 1998-03-23 17 QI AM a Secondary 2 Express student. I would like to be a designer when I grow up, so I am hoping to take an art course next year. However, my friend told me that I must be very good in art to199 words
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Article124 1998-03-23 17 Q™ in Secondary 3 and I'm taking eight subjects: physics, chemistry, English, Tamil, E-maths, A-maths, literature and history. I'm taking biology as an extra subject outside school. I want to do medicine. How well must I do in my O levels to reach this goal? Which124 words
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Article, Illustration130 1998-03-23 18 QI AM in the Secondary 4 normal academic stream. Ill be doing the N levels in July. The problem is that I don't know whether I can get the 10-point aggregate. I'm good only in English, biology, ECA and mathematics. It's my ambition to130 words
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Article188 1998-03-23 18 QI AM 14 and in Secondary 3. I am taking English, Chinese, elementary maths, add maths, geography and combined science (physics/chemistry). Based on this, can I go to a JC after my O levels? I did not do well in Sec 2 maths. But at188 words
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Article159 1998-03-23 18 QI AM very poor in maths and science both physics and chemistry. But I am quite good in other subjects, like Malay, English, food and nutrition, arts and craft and geography. I scored A 2 for Malay in the prelims. I am keen159 words
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Article247 1998-03-23 18 QI'M a Malaysian with SPM qualifications (the equivalent of the O levels in Malaysia). I want to seek a computer science or information technology diploma from Nanyang Polytechnic. I scored an aggregate of 13 points for my best six subjects in the SPM. I got247 words
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Advertisement222 1998-03-23 17 Do you have any questions regarding education? Write or fax your questions to Dear Mr Wijey I The New Paper P? J 390 Kim Seng Road s n 9 a P° re *****5. Fax: 737-5375 r J J Give us your name a(Wress and It telephone number. Call The New222 words
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Advertisement44 1998-03-23 18 Call **********3 and leave your questions for Mr Wijey. You can listen to his earlier advice, too. Calls cost 30 cents (plus 10 cents a minute for cardphone calls). This week's Q&A: Nervous about PSLE Son wont do schoolwork unless supervised Fears about language44 words
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Article, Illustration458 1998-03-23 19 Avis Wong - ELSALIN By Avis Wong SO she's a budding star. On the campus, though, Elsa Lin is just another student. I could not identify her at first at Nanyang Technological University (NTU). It was only when she approached the Rock Records staff I was with that IPictures/ Alvin Toh - 458 words
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Article, Illustration168 1998-03-23 20 ITS tricky being a singer and a student at the same time. Said Elsa: "My studies are affected in some ways as I have less time to study now. But now that my album is released and things are settled, I can concentrate better." Just as well. She168 words
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Article131 1998-03-23 20 HER seven friends, whom she brought along for the interview on my request, all agreed she is a confident lady and a talented performer. Said Ms Lim Boon Kiang, 23: "When she sings, you can see that she belongs on the stage. She's a born performer." Elsa agrees:131 words
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Article185 1998-03-23 20 SHE would much rather sing. But she wants her degree, too. So she is preparing for her second semester examinations next month. "If my grades are very bad, my parents will be displeased. I don't expect to get distinctions, even though I still love As. I just185 words
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Article, Illustration442 1998-03-23 21 Lee Yin Luen - ...is no more By Lee Yin Luen THE writing was on the wall. In retrospect. Livonia, one of Singapore's hottest bands, has split up. The New Paper had been trying, unsuccessfully, to interview the band. But lead vocalist Joseph Tan just said: "I'm sorry. But the bandPicture/ Big O Magazine - 442 words
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Article, Illustration480 1998-03-23 22 Edwin Yeo - Maybe, many of the show's detractors seeabitof themselves in Mcßeal, and they hate it. Maybe, women hate the fact that despite their independence, they are still ruled by their desirefor companionship By Edwin Yeo ALLY Mcßeal is constantly stirring controversy, in reel and real480 words
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Article, Illustration457 1998-03-23 23 Jill Lim - LOOK BY Jill Lim Backless. That's the look for some of the most gorgeous dresses by top designers in their Spring/Summer '98 collection. Yes, bared backs are definitely in. The more plunging the, er, back-line, the better. The more skin exposed, the sexier. For example, DonatellaPictures/ Sam Yeo - 457 words
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Miscellaneous951 1998-03-23 24 tvpage r Q ffliaam Namaku Yassin CHANNEL 5 CHANNEL 8_ Yassin, a toasted peddler Indonesia, meets his friend Budi NOON News 5 Today NOON Entertainment Bent (Variety/r) 3 and is persuaded to seek a better 12.10 PM Home Shopping 1.00 PM Midday News/Tuition Fever life in Malaysia. His adventures 1.10951 words
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Article, Illustration463 1998-03-23 25 JILL LIM - BP™ CETERA WITH JILL LIM MONDAYS are the best days for TV but only if you like TV Shopping Network/TV Innovations/TV Media/Sellavision, whatever you want to call it. On Mondays, Prime 12 is on for 15 hours. Guess how much of that is TV shopping? Six463 words
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Miscellaneous150 1998-03-23 26 COMICRELIEF The Concrete Jungle/Colin Goh Cpotea** I fi'VEiroiTol I rossvcAT, possycAT. I St WHT Mb 101) THERE? Big Nate/Lincoln Peirce FRANCIS 1 DID YOU VIII!] IYES! SHE IS TOTALLY NO. NO SHEILA S HEAR. TJ. JUST J DEVASTATED'. I JUST WITH HER., AND THAT'S" f HEY, JENNY! 10 BROKE. UP150 words
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Article, Illustration362 1998-03-23 27 Rachel Ian - Itii Rachel Ian ARMY barracks and good grub hardly go together. Yet, this seems to be the case a the former Gillman Camp. Former detention barracks have been given a new lease of life as Caff Batavia, an Indonesian Chinese restaurant. There is no mistakingPicture/ Alvin Ton - 362 words
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Advertisement33 1998-03-23 27 Lunch guide inside Keen on ice cream rati prata? Try this cool offer at Sharina Jalan Kayu Prata and Thai Seafood Restaurant. Get adventurous atlGkuya Japanese Restaurant Try curry rice —Japanese style. rastaas33 words
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Article, Illustration654 1998-03-23 41 The selection continues for Singapore's Official Coca-Cola Ball Boy at the World Cup in France. Last week, it was Hazmi Saptu. JEFFREYLOW reports FACTFILE Name: Mohammad Hazmi Saptu Age: 15■ Height 1.69 ml Weight6okg Education: Xin Min Pri, Bedok South Sec (Three) Family:Picture/ Joyce Lim - 654 words
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128 1998-03-23 41 'ENGLAND TO WIN WORLD CUP' ENGLAND will meet Brazil in the final of France '98 and Glenn Hoddle's men will win it. That's the opinion of young Hazmi Saptu, who believes that favourite Brazil won't win its fifth title. Said Hazmi: "I just128 words
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Article, Illustration122 1998-03-23 41 ISMAIL Kajarkaswat idolises England and Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt for his "determination" and "passing". "He's my hero," said Ismail. "So I hope I will be lucky. First I must win the Ball Boy title. After that, Nicky Butt. Shake hands, get autograph, alamak." But Ismail122 words
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Article500 1998-03-23 42 Gerard Wong - SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS SCHOOLS RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS: SERANGQON STAPH IM By Gerard Wong THE biggest regret of the day turned into the loudest sigh of relief in just 30 minutes. The Cedar Girls C division 4xloom team had won its race to make a clean sweep of500 words
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Article, Illustration230 1998-03-23 42 RACE OF THE DAY: FAST FACT Cedar Girls won the relay in 11:24.0. RGS was second in 11:24.4. HOW does it feel to start the final leg of your relay with a lead of over 70 metres and then to be beaten at the final230 words
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Article, Illustration54 1998-03-23 42 CU.U1.....I „J picture/ lYfcNNtlH IYDH Mgnmcant Win: The Braddell Secondary's B division 4x100m team hugging one of its teachers after winning the relay. The win helped Braddell (30points) to pip arch rival and last year's champion Cedar (27points) to the B GirlsPicture/ Kenneth Koh - 54 words
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Article234 1998-03-23 42 RECORD OF THE DAY: THEY confidently strode across the finish line as they sliced a huge chunk off the old record. That's how the Singapore American School 4xBoom girls' team destroyed Anderson JC's 1986 A division mark of lOmin 33.1 sec when they clocked 10:25.00234 words
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Article, Illustration347 1998-03-23 43 ARGENTINA'S DIEGO SIMEONE HITS DOUBLE HOW OTHERS FARED Atalanta Bergamo 1 Empoli 0 Ban 0 Sampdoria 1 Fiorentina 1 Bologna 1 Lazio 0 Piacenza 0 Napoli 2 Lecce 4 Parma 2 Juventus 2 Udinese 3 Brescia 1 Vicenza 1 AS Roma 1 AFP. DIEGO Simeone andAFP. - 347 words
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Article, Illustration174 1998-03-23 43 GERMANY'S SCHOLL'S FIRST GERMANY Vfß Stuttgart 0 Bayern Munich 3 Werder Bremen 3 Wolfsburg 1 Hansa Rostock 2 MSV Duisburg 1 Karlsruhe 0 SV Hamburg 1 1860 Munich 2 Borussia Moencherv gfadbachO Reuters. BAYERN Munich restored its pride with a brilliant 3-0 win at Vfß Stuttgart in aReuters. - 174 words
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Article159 1998-03-23 43 BRAZIL'S ANDERSON'S DOUBLE SPAIN Real Sociedad 2 Real Betis 0 Valencia 0 Espanyol 0 Deportivo Corona 2 Real Zaragoza 1 Sporting Gijon 0 Merida 0 Mallorca4 Celta Vigo 2 Barcelona 4 Athletic Bilbao 0 Racing Santanderl Valladolid 2 Salamanca 5 Atletico Madrid 4 AFP. BRAZILIAN striker SonnyAFP. - 159 words
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Article, Illustration232 1998-03-23 43 HOLLANDS' VAN HOOIJPONK'S DOUBLE BLAST ENGLISH DIVISION ONE Middlesbrough 3 Norwich 0 Soccernet, The Times. NOTTINGHAM Forest striker Pierre Van Hooijdonk destroyed Birmingham with a sensational late double blast. City looked on course to stretch its unbeaten run to five games potentially taking 12 out of itsSoccernet, The Times. - 232 words
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Article, Illustration110 1998-03-23 44 OUT OFLEAGUECUP OUTOFFACUP OUT OF EURO CUP Is this man to blame? England watcher S Gulam on Man U's chances: Facing page RACE FOR THE PREMIERSHIP CROWN REMAINING GAMES I MAN U ARSENAL Saturday: Saturday: Wimbledon Sheffield W (h) (home) March 31: April 4: Bolton110 words
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Article, Illustration833 1998-03-23 45 SGULAM - 1 Ferguson's obsession with the European Cup 2 The long injury list 3 Loss of confidence ENGLANDWATCH SGULAM FOR the faithful, it's THE greatest club in the world, let alone Europe. But the events over the past few weeks must surely make even the833 words
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Article, Illustration521 1998-03-23 45 Clive White - By Clive White HOW fickle is the fate of football fortunes. Last Saturday, Arsenal beat favourite Manchester United 1-0. And by Tuesday evening the destiny of the Premiership was anyone's guess. Arsenal's championship dreams were dealt a severe, self-inflicted blow when Dennis Bergkamp521 words
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Article, Illustration137 1998-03-23 46 After burning the tracks, Singapore athletes Hamkah Afik (right) and Mohd Yusuf Alias, go home and put the heat on another skill WITH the practise they've been having, Hamkah Afik is certain, that if nothing else, their culinary skills have definitely improved. Since they arrived in New ZealandPicture/ Berita Harian - 137 words
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Article, Illustration383 1998-03-23 46 S Gulam - TIGER CUP: SINGAPORE v PHILIPPINES. Jurong Stadium, tomorrbw, Bpm FIXTURES Tomorrow Singapore v Philippines Saturday Singapore v Cambodia The Lions play the Philippines tomorrow in the Tiger Cup qualifiers. The Lions are odds-on favourites to win. But will there be a feast of383 words
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Article, Illustration466 1998-03-23 47 PAUL Gascoigne is finished. So says the man who, as manager of Newcastle, nurtured the prodigy's development. Jack Charlton fears that Gazza's dream of climaxing his career in this year's World Cup Finals will end, if not in tears, then certainly in bitter frustration, reports466 words
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Article17 1998-03-23 47 QUEENS PARK RANGERS 1 Steve Slade 60 JAMAICA 2 Theodore Whitmore 34, Robbie Earte 6317 words
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Article148 1998-03-23 47 AFP. WIMBLEDON'S Robbie Earle headed a second-half winner for World Cup qualifier Jamaica as it scored a 2-1 friendly win over English First Division struggler Queens Park Rangers yesterday. Theodore Whitmore fired the "Reggae Boyz" ahead from close range eight minutes before half-time after Andrew WilliamsAFP. - 148 words
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