Go to Achive for 1996-1997 articles 1999 Archive | Latest Articles 1998 Archive The celebration dilemma The Malay College connections that opened many doors Mahathir was Razak's choice The media, a challenging profession A job with no qualification Despite indiscretions, Clinton gets by Eggheads and streetsmart students Surprising! No paid maternity leave in US Immortalising the Tunku Razak, the soul of the kampung Malay A myopic Congress refuses to pay dues Mahathir is more than primus inter pares Sidewalk war over civil freedom Spring arrives and El Nino beats a retreat 3 mins for Anwar to make impression Anwar passes the test in New York Chic sardines and the kampung variety The yin and yang of a marriage What is in a name? The value of quality foreign education All rivers run to the sea A history of working together Hasmy - Our new man at the UN Writing a memoir is a painful pleasure Fourth Parliament was a first experience Immigrants and the American Dream Memories of the Malayan Emergency The UN and drug control Tun Ismail Ali - A Malaysian Legend The United States - A Deadbeat! If only we spoke three or four languages Golf a great game and an equalizer Will Clinton confess or hide the truth? Back to school and rediscovering self The Tunku, our George Washington Malaysians must acquire new values Nations jostle for place on Security Council New York serves up a smorgasbord of fish Dollah passionate in his convictions Hattrick for Malaysia at the UN More concerted effort needed to promote tourism There's no substitute for experience At 61, looking back to a full life Elder statesman, veteran and enforcer Dealing with dying and the fear of it Smitten by a unconquerable fear of science and maths Gore's gaffe and the challenges ahead Night of bonding at Macoba dinner