May 06, 2007
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FEATURE: No man’s vernacular
MUCH has been written about the decline of the Urdu language in India. Little do we realise that the situation in Pakistan is not too different. As self-proclaimed custodians of the language, we have not done enough to enhance the stature of the language internationally nor to simply maintain its significance in our culture and society....
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INTERVIEW: De Bono: ‘Iraq? They need to think it through’
MANY of us have played the game where we ponder what power or skill we would pick if we were superhuman. Topping the list usually are the ability to fly, being invisible or even being able to speak every language in the world. The power to think, however, is not one that would normally jump to mind....
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COMMENT: Good, bad and ugly
THE culture of a school reflects the value system of the society it aspires to educate. Teachers traditionally regarded it as their prerogative to define ways in which they would interact with their students....
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