November 04, 2006
Welcome to Young World, our weekly magazine for young people.
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Hi kids!
 We have lately been receiving a lot of letters for Super Sis asking her to answer their queries directly through email rather than in Young World....
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Cover Story: It''s right to be a left-hander!
 Who says being left-handed is a curse? As the saying goes, "Everyone is born right-handed... but only the greatest overcome it". Being a ''lefty'' isn''t wrong … it is just different...
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Allama Iqbal:The man and his vision
 Amongst some of the great men who shared the vision of Pakistan, Dr Sir Muhammad Iqbal, stands apart as a man of great vision and wisdom....
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How Makora brought stories down
 Story-teller: Children, listen to a tale, a tale of fun about Makora, the Spider. It all happened in a time not long after animals appeared on earth....
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Is that justice?
 The peaceful darkness of the night that is the harbinger of the end of the day’s work and the commencement of serene, relaxing moments enveloped the village but it did not carry the same message here....
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Daydreaming
 I rushed to my first class on Monday as the morning bell had already rung. My French teacher was not on my favourites list and his lectures could make one dizzy....
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Jewelled wings disappearing in Pakistan
 We have all enjoyed chasing elusive and lovely butterflies in our younger days. Even now no one can stop smiling with pleasure if a flitting beauty flies leisurely in our garden....
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TELEQUETTE
 For most of us, the telephone is a vital source of communication. The use of cellphones and “instant conversation” is commonplace in our life today. However, when applying for an internship...
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The ambitious and serious Bina Shah
 Of the handful of fiction writers from Pakistan, Bina Shah has created a dent on the literary scene with her three books; 786 Cyber Café and The Animal Medicine (a collection of short stories) and Where they dream in blue....
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Respect given is respect gained
 The term respect means to be mindful, to pay attention, to show consideration, to avoid intruding upon and to avoid violating. To expand our understandings of what respect is and why...
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Quotes
Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony....
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MAILBOX
 The traffic in Karachi is without doubt the most chaotic I''ve ever seen in my life. Every now and then we hear news about traffic jams in congested market areas like Saddar....
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Book: Rilla of ingleside
 Rilla of Ingleside is the eighth book in the series ‘Anne of Green Gables’ by Lucy Montgomery. This book is about Anne’s children but is mostly centred around fifteen-year-old Rilla,...
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Movie: Nacho Libre
 Who can ever forget Jack Black from the previous hits Shallow Hal and School of Rock. The chubby guy never felt more proud of his torso then in his latest flick, Nacho Libre, and he never disappoints....
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Website: Oceangram
Hey guys! You might be familiar with the old way to fetch help via sending messages in a bottle when someone was lost in an ocean....
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Don''t know how true, but interesting
• When you sneeze, all bodily functions stop — even your heart!...
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Poets’ Corner
 Exams are here right on our head,About them is lot to be said,...
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Dengue fever
Over 200 years ago, man came face to face for the first time with a fever we now recognise as ‘Dengue’ (pronounced Den-gey). Today, in our part of the world, it is a serious health issue with dangerous consequences....
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Super Sis
 I am a 15-year-old teenager and want your opinion about my fitness. I have a normal height and weight but want to look fit and muscular by joining a gym....
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Managing your time
Time is a common possession amongst all, yet everyone is in search of more time to complete their tasks. Successful people are those who take full advantage by using their time through careful planning and keeping their future goals in mind....
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News Update
ARLINGTON (Virgnia): Video gamers are increasingly dropping virtual swords and guns, and picking up serious subjects such as cancer or the Iraq war, injecting a dose of reality into the multi-billion dollar sector....
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