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Slow progress on flyovers draws complaints Traffic jams and inconvenience to continue to April 2006
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Rotary sponsors “new eyes” for old
One unfortunate result of an aging population is cataract formation. This slow-growing cloudiness of the lens of the eye slowly dims the vision until only ghostly shapes can be seen. The quality of life is drastically reduced, and the elderly lose the will to live in a partially sighted world. continued | more features |
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Outstanding achievements recognized at Prem Sports Banquet
Prem Tinsulanonda International School held its annual Sports Banquet to honor students who participated in various sports teams throughout the year. continued | more sports |
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HeArt of the Street
On Saturday 28 May 2005, an unusual HeArt Exhibition opened at Chiangmai University’s Art Museum on Nimmanhaemin Road. This art exhibition, which is organized by the Volunteer Group for Children’s Development (VGCD) to support street children, can be visited from 28 May to 11 June 2005. continued | more Academia nuts |
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Thai Together
Did you ever meet a couple where you could feel the power behind every word which was spoken? Joan and Eddie Marcus from New York make such a couple. |
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