Social Studies @ MY LNA
Perhaps love songs are the answer
By: Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Nahrizul Adib Kadri I came to know about Elvis Presley via someone else’s song (or what they call...
Israk Mikraj and overall well-being
By: Assoc. Prof Dr. Nor Azlida Mohd. Nor, Dr. Maryani Mohamed Rohani The Israk Mikraj symbolizes a miraculous night journey by Prophet Muhammad...
Signs and science of happiness
By: Prof. Dr. Mohammad Tariqur Rahman Who does not want to be happy? However, the real challenge is to identify what makes one...
From scandals to solutions
Charting a new course against corruption in Malaysia By: Dr. Mohd. Zaidi Md. Zabri Corruption in Malaysia, a systemic and complex issue, has...
Reducing food waste helps to protect us
By: Dr. Rulia Akhtar Food wastage remains a significant issue globally, particularly in developed nations, exerting adverse effects on the environment. The repercussions...
Combating child abuse for a safer tomorrow
By: Dr. Rulia Akhtar Child abuse is a comprehensive term encompassing various dimensions. It extends beyond physical harm or injury to a child,...
Celebrating faith and preserving smiles
Tips for preserving oral health during Thaipusam By: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Saritha Sivarajan The vibrant hues of saffron adorn streets, the rhythmic clang...
Are we inherently racist?
By: Prof. Dr. Mohammad Tariqur Rahman As much as we want to think that all human beings are the same, the truth is...
WhatsApp: A double-edged sword in workplace communication
By: Dr. Syazwani Ahmad Communication technology, notably instant messaging applications such as WhatsApp and Telegram, has become integral in organizational dynamics today. These...
Of bread and circus
By: Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Nahrizul Adib Kadri In my son’s school’s Fun Run Day recently, the school invited The Great British Circus...