The Star Malaysia - 2013-09-08

• A rush for bodyguards
• New mission for Bond girl
• New chief Down Under
• MESSAGE FROM BEYOND
• ‘I amnot a gangster’
• Peace-loving women join war against crime
• ‘DAP failed on its 10-week notice’
• Rusa needed to save tiger
• Teacher used a chair to hit me, says cendol seller’s son
• Pahang plans new administra­tion complex
• Port upgrade a boost to ECER
• The aromas of life
• Tycoon feeling safer with personal bodyguard
• Firearms not a must, say protectors
• Interest in hybrids picks up after fuel hike
• ‘Bring back the good old days’
• MCA backs new Malaysia Education Blueprint
• Melta: Change teaching approach in schools first
• Dpmtohelpb­oost tradewith London
• I’m scarred for life, says Bosnian’s ex
• Teng-baljit tussle expected in Penang Gerakan race
• Burst undersea pipe causes water disruption in Selangor
• Protecting our water resources:
• Eyo has the audience spellbound
• Faekah tipped for top job at MBI
• Book chronicles Karpal’s life and times
• Shoppers throng lifestyle exhibition
• Transparen­cy group ends Fernandez’s membership
• Europe favourite destinatio­n at fair
• Come and meet Yuna at WITM-MATTA Fair 2013
• Catering van plunges into ditch, killing two workers
• Hysterical hostility
• There’s more to job satisfacti­on than a fat pay cheque
• Spelling the blues over English ruling
• Minister who likes to help people
• Umno polls to usher in a new era
• The workhorse nobody remembers
• Espionage
• Battling on against HIV/AIDS
• Voters’ voice
• Obama: Inaction not an option
• Gitmo activist force-fed at White House protest
• Pakistan frees seven Taliban prisoners
• Jailed for graffiti mischief
• Mcdonald’s: No lizard, burger is 100% chicken
• Official Oktoberfes­t kicks off in Beijing
• Cops bust online pyramid scheme
• Taipei 101 attracting moremainla­nders
• Dead Taiwan songstress returns for ‘virtual’ show
• High stakes in attacking Syria
• Keeping things NEAT
• Flushing out a benchmark
• When shopping can help you change the world
• Bolt reigns supreme
• Gallacher and Bjoern hold European Masters halfway lead
• Youngster Barguil claims 13th Stage in Tour of Spain
• Teeup Asiamakes itsmark with acup date
• Chan takes it
• Thirtysome­thing
• Stan strengthen­ed by Norman’s influence
• FLUSHING MEADOWS (AUG 26–SEPT 9) Victorious journey
• Serena continues to live out her dream
• Li Na vows to battle stage fright after US Open loss
• Vettel ends Lewis’ run
• Australia hope for sun, not more table tennis
• Fumbling All Blacks win but lose captain Mccaw
• Barcelona clarify Abidal’s claim of non-payment
• Ghana beat Zambia to reach playoffs
• Walcott wants England to go for the kill
• So! Where is our Vision 2020
• Squash – it’s not job well done just yet
• Mathew: After years of pain, we deserve a spot in the Olympics
• SIC expects record crowd to cheer five local riders
• Weleily’s mind is on squash
• Fujiwara wins at Autopolis to end team’s drought
• BAM assure independen­t and state players of fair selection
• Malaysia mulls 2017 SEA Games bid for Sabah and Sarawak
• Old-timer Aik Mong to serve with hip and happening style
• Kien Keat fired up to revive career after rekindling old flame
• Slim win on a soggy pitch
• Favourites KL will have to do without their flickers
• Keris Conlay beat the champs and look set for the final
• Eddy shatters record
• Fong Ying-less but hosts confident
• Suarez shows he has not lost his bite
• Do you really believe...
• New cancer-linked genes
• Beware that stranger
• Too young for Alzheimer’s
• Tweet to be fit?
• Can ageing be reversed?
• Know your eye makeup
• Asthma in menopausal women
• The truth about facts and fallacies
• US varsities top Chinese world-class rankings
• Students speak up
• A bitter pill to swallow
• Upper Secondary
• Starting o Out anew
• Cyclist makes history with bionic leg
• UTM gets new VC
• Choosing to be creative
• Recharging skin your
• Love affair

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