The Star Malaysia - 2017-01-15

• Are private varsities the way forward
• Youth input
• Early birds
• A thing or two that varsities must learn to do
• China projects to hit Singapore
• A suffocatin­g threat
• A walk through history
• Health tech hazards
• Safe and sound after 18 years
• ‘No compromise for errant motorists’
• Napalm girl’s recovery
• Trump invited for peace talks
• ‘Solar mamas’ shine through
• Hisham: Deal with Rohingya crisis fast
• Man’s murder shrouded in mystery
• Wanted son of top Moro leader held in custody here
• ‘Grandaunt’s fears unfounded’
• Govt to ease automotive policies that bog down Malay traders
• MBMB issues stop-work order on sand dredging firm
• Chammellim­5 oyr ideal Malaysia
• Malaysia to boost border security
• Old folks can now look forward to a better year
• ‘TPPA can proceed without the US’
• Pribumi to maintain BR1M if it wins polls
• Proton teams up with YTL
• Abang Jo to keep the candle burning
• Pontian picked to spearhead cockle production
• Gerakan will come back strong in Penang, says Mah
• We are so proud of you, Faiz!
• No stopping public unis
• Look beyond the money
• The private-public dilemma Parents
• Would Americans want these jobs?
• PAS gearing to be kingmaker
• Why not Abang Jo?
• Over and out!
• Abu Sayyaf frees hostages
• Harvey meets Trump on inner-city issues
• Powers: It’s unwise to cut US funds to UN
• Ferocious IS attack leaves more than 30 dead in east Syria
• Abe pushes Pacific trade deal
• US embassy move puts Mideast peace at risk
• Coming shift in the White House
• A year to fear and worry
• Rafsanjani death may deepen political infighting
• The Trump World Order: Get ready for a wild ride
• Looking beyond the comfort women
• Love and marriage loom over Spring Festival
• Latham to the rescue
• Asian Tour
• David Baron Director of golf Angkor Golf Resort
• All thanks to Irving
• UFC boss offers Mayweather and McGregor US$25mil each to fight
• FIA: Upgrade F1 circuits to cope with faster cars
• Hazards ahead
• Don’t call me Sir Andy, says world No. 1 Murray
• Thomas on a roll
• McIlroy defies back pain to stay in the hunt
• Beware of Warriors
• Mahrez snubs France for Algeria as tribute to his father
• Money woes have hit Zimbabwe’s preparatio­ns for African Nations Cup
• Ramos’ spat with fans adds to RealSevill­a rivalry
• No Messi-ng about
• Wood strikes to send Leeds into third place
• Conte vows to keep hold of Blues veteran Terry
• Prancing Pogba symbolises Devils’ revival
• Oh, ye of little faith ... let’s stay united
• Carragher: Ditch Sturridge and bring in Origi
• Wenger hopes his future plans won’t influence Ozil talks
• THA72 wrap up Langkawi regatta with sixth win
• PKNS hope Safee and Lucas can fire on all cylinders
• Muslifah aims for gold after beating migraine
• Three early meets will be crucial for veteran Alex to prove his worth
• No time to waste
• Malaysia to field biggest-ever contingent at SEA Games
• Lachlan’s Stock rises after scoring hat-trick for UniKL in MHL debut
• Kane on fire
• CHELSEA AXE COSTA AFTER £30MIL CHINA LINK
• MALAYSIAN WOMEN GET OFF TO A WINNING START
• Stand up and fight, Klopp tells Reds
• Jose wants United to seize the day >53
• Addicted to your phone?
• So stress lah
• Cheers to a new year
• Ancient herb fights TB
• Bent out of shape
• When you have ‘low blood’ ...
• Pregnant later in life
• Turning lessons into song
• Research plan to benefit groups
• More power for state and district education offices
• Of learning and training matters
• A growing pastime
• Focus on safety and education reaping results
• 30 years on and making a difference
• Positive feedback from all parties
• China, the new kid on the block
• Seeking and securing study funds
• Management school focus on theories, skills
• Recognised for green efforts
• Running for a good cause
• A fresh start, a trusted resource

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