Author Archives: Tricia

Down Memory Lane

I was asked recently by a high school girl from my alma mater to answer some questions. I’d be featured in the year school magazine, a kind of sentimental gift to myself since many years ago I was the editor … Continue reading →

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Interfaiths

The very term “inter-faith” has been somewhat of a touchy, sensitive topic of late. What with your regular Interfaith Commissions being criticised left right and centre, the issues of apostasy taking prime time in many websites and Lina Joy’s case … Continue reading →

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In the beginning

In the beginning was Brazil, and Brazil was confident, and Brazil fell, and Brazil wept. Pride leaps before a fall. I’m predicting a Germany-France final, although I’m thinking this has turned out to be more of a Euro Cup than … Continue reading →

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Islam Hadhari II

Article in theSun last week: National policy must aim to embrace all Islam Hadhari: Developmental framework Guest: Tricia Yeoh For the first time in Malaysia, a religious framework has been instituted within a national socio-economic development plan. Islam Hadhari was … Continue reading →

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Case Reopened

Case Reopened on Lina Joy… Extracted from various sources below: Lina Joy, a Muslim converted to Christianity in 1998, has since been seeking her constitutional right to practise the religion of her choice. According to the Law Reform (Marriage and … Continue reading →

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One Month

Productivity in the country must have dropped for the entire month dating 9th June to 9th July. I certainly see more sleepy eyed droopy faced expressions all around. Or am I referring to the reflection in the mirror. A final … Continue reading →

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Defining Race

What is a race? I asked myself that tonight and found myself scratching my head. Because you have nation-states like Japan, where there is no question of race and nationality. Think also of China and England where race and nationality … Continue reading →

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Go Ghana!

In a previous post, I wrote about how I would support the team that has a lower GDP relative to whoever they were facing. Tonight, Ghana faced US (read: Lowest vs the Highest GDP countries that still remained in the … Continue reading →

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Sejarah Malaysia!

Prehistoric Malaysia (40,000-2,000 BCE) Gangga Negara (2nd-11th century CE) Langkasuka (2nd-14th century) Pan Pan (3rd-5th century) Srivijaya (3rd century -1400) Majapahit (1293-1500) Sultanate of Malacca (1402 – 1511) Sultanate of Johor (1528-current) Jementah Civil War (1879) White Rajahs (1841-1946) British … Continue reading →

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The Rudest of them all

So we are the rudest of them all. Okay, maybe that's pushing it… We are the third rudest city in the world, according to an article posted in Malaysiakini, and based on a survey done by Reader's Digest: Bandaraya Kuala … Continue reading →

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