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Old Perak: St Michael’s Institution

 Malaysian history  5 Responses »
Sep 062011
 
Old Perak: St Michael's Institution

St Michael’s Institution in Ipoh in the late 1940s, just a few years after the Japanese had occupied the school during the Second World War.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 9.36am  Tagged with: St Michael's Institution, Ultan Paul Rosario

Penang Hill, Berjaya and Chong Eu/Tsu Koon

 Civil society, Development issues, Environment, Malaysian history, Sustainable development  24 Responses »
Aug 242011
 

It was a concerted civil society postcard campaign around 1990 that pressured the state government to stop any development on Penang Hill.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 2.30pm  Tagged with: Berjaya, lim chong eu, Penang Hill

“Cheng! Cheng! Cheng!” – Chinese street medicine men of 1960s Penang

 Arts, culture and sports, Health care, Malaysian history  16 Responses »
Jun 122011
 

Tunglang takes us on another journey to the past in old George Town, Penang, this time recalling the street performances put up by Chinese medicine men in Magazine Circus in the 1960s.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 2.15pm  Tagged with: Magazine Circus, medicine men, street culture

St Xavier’s Institution: Oldest surviving formal school

 Christianity, Education and students' rights, Malaysian history  26 Responses »
Jun 102011
 
St Xavier's Institution: Oldest surviving formal school

Here’s something that some ex-Xaverians found out when they attended a reunion bash: St Xavier’s Institution in Penang is probably the oldest surviving formal school in the land.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 12.17pm

Pykett Avenue loophole?

 Accountability, Malaysian finance/business, Malaysian history  25 Responses »
May 252011
 
Pykett Avenue loophole?

An article in theSun today discusses loopholes that could allow four high-rise condo towers to be built on a site in Pykett Avenue, Penang, where one stood a mansion that was demolished without local council approval. Are we heading for a Metropole Hotel-style ‘solution’?

 Posted by Anil Netto at 1.07pm
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