PENANG
FILE
Issue 18, Year 2001
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 Grass being removed and replaced with paving stones in Codrington Aveunue. Is this the beginning of the end for the road's green grass verge?
In Part 5 of his Notes of his life and times Lim Cheng Ean tels of
his life in an English university at the turn of the century
We continue with Part 2 of Ganesh Rasagam's penetrating study of
Traffic Problems in Penang
Children present an excellent exhibition on the traditional trades
and living heritage of the inner city
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The use of traditional Chinese massage from
Shihjiazhuang has vastly improved the condition of Penang's spastic children
and given them new hope
> Full story We are impressed by the fine example of organisation and presentation
put up by the Temple of Fine Arts for their Deepavali Dance and Dinner
The formidable German jazz pianist, Uli Lenz, visits Penang
There is more from Raymond Kwok's store of Baba/Nyonya sayings
Kensu Wanandi ponders the question of the True Baba > Full article We meet Susian and learn of her remarkable recovery from arthritis
of knee achieved by a firm resolution to go on a strict diet
We think that Penang Sketchbook, water colours by Chin Kon
Yit, text by Chen Voon Fee, is a worthy New Year present
Page 11 is full of Alien Thoughts from Prof. Johan Saravanamuttu who takes a look round Toronto with a Penang eye
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