The Traveller: A Never Ending Journey?

Crash! Boom! Bang! That is what a musafir (traveller) as I, always witness along the highway. Road accidents along the PLUS Highway constantly happen. Every single day! These tragedies have made me contemplate that I am always putting my whole life at risk every single weekend. Life as a musafir is not an appealing experience. I always leave for City X at approximately 2.30 - 3.30 pm every Thursdays. Driving along the highway at 160-170 km/h is veritably a thrill. The fastest I've thrusted my 1600cc engine was at 190 km/h. I could reach a 380 km destination at just 3 hours and 30 minutes. But at the end of the day, I always remind myself to be extra careful because misfortunes and mishaps could trigger at any moment. Nevertheless, personifying a musafir has its rewards too! A musafir - whatever his or her intentions are - has been promised to have his or her prayers granted. God's will... (TO BE CONTINUED)

"Should I surface this one man submarine?..."

What The Lawmakers Should Have Done To Improve Our School Students' English Language Proficiency

1. All government schools, be it primary or secondary, should be equipped with several language labs each. These language labs are indeed really efficient in monitoring individual students in the aspects of listening and speaking. The use of headphones and being placed in individual cubicles will minify the students from being too vocal for the wrong reasons.

2. Reduce the number of students in each classroom. The figure should be scaled down to not surpassing 25. Overcrowded classrooms do not provide a conducive and contributing environment to language learning.

"Kudos to those who DO NOT see through sickness..."

Youth of the Millennium

Negative traits among youths in this modern era are by no means a result of miseducation in schools. The primary cause of extreme misconducts is mainly contributed by their own parents' improper actions and attitudes. The upbringing at homes does not reflect that they are qualified to be caretakers. Much to our dismay, parents nowadays assume that schools are just so-called day care centres.