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By EDMUND LEE brats@thestar.com.my A group of Malaysian students studying in Australia decided to forego their holidays to conduct a five-day camp in Nur Lembah Pangun Eco Resort for underprivileged students in Malaysia. The Malaysian Student Council of Australia’s Victoria chapter (MASCA Victoria) initiated the Inspire South-East Asia project to help students from rural schools […]

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Artful dodgers

By CHRISTINE CHEAH alltherage@thestar.com.my Dodgeball may have only made its presence known in Malaysia over five years ago but the sport has already grown strong enough to produce players good enough to compete internationally. Recently, the national dodgeball men’s and women’s teams did the country proud at the World Dodgeball Invitationals held in Queenstown, New […]

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Unity through music

By CHRISTINE CHEAH alltherage@thestar.com.my They are currently about 15,000km away from home, but the distance won’t stop the young Malaysian students in Purdue University in Indiana, United States from expressing their love for their country. They created a beautiful music video infused with the spirit of 1Malaysia, and the five-and-a-half minute clip, which is available […]

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ACG madness

Story and photos by ARIS ZARIL alltherage@thestar.com.my For fans of animation, comics and games (ACG) around the region, it was the event they’ve waited for all year – Comic Fiesta, Malaysia’s largest and longest-running ACG convention returned for its 11th edition on Dec 21-22. To give you an idea of just how huge ACG culture […]

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A year in R.AGE

By IAN YEE alltherage@thestar.com.my Want a recap of what went on in the world of Malaysian youth over the past year? Well here at R.AGE, our goal has always been to be the young people’s paper – to write about your stories, your issues – so this list of our top ten cover stories of […]

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Keep on rollin’

By VIVIENNE WONG alltherage@thestar.com.my Treat every setback as a comeback. Every time you fall, get back up and continue on.” That’s what 19-year-old Singaporean skateboarder, Farris Rahman always tells himself after he falls off his skateboard or fails to complete a routine. Farris is the first skateboarder from Singapore to be signed to Red Bull […]

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Sister act bids adieu

By KEVIN TAN alltherage@thestar.com.my The Impatient Sisters will have to be more patient in the coming years, as Irena Taib, the youngest of the singing siblings, has been accepted to the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, the United States – even as they are in the midst of completing their debut album. To […]

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Living in the #moment

By CHIA CHIEN TENG A GROUP of friends decide to go out. They get to the restaurant, sit down, and everyone immediately gets on their phones. On Facebook, a check-in at the restaurant: “Catching up with my besties!” They had hardly spoken yet. On Instagram, a photo of the food: “Finally tried it!!” She hadn’t […]

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Audio Style

  By CHARLES ARTHUR and SAMUEL GIBBS ANYONE considering buying headphones for a young relative this Christmas, take care before splashing out the £150 (RM805) or more that the most fashionable – the Beats, SkullCandy or Urbanears models – can cost. Each brand marks them out as one of a “tribe”, regardless of sound quality. […]

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More techie goodness

By JAYDEE LOK alltherage@thestar.com.my Christmas came early for the 100 people who attended the shooting for the latest episode of Techduology Live in Subang Jaya, Selangor on Saturday. For the third year in a row, bloggers, tech enthusiasts, and followers of Techduology – an online tech review webcast created, produced and hosted by blogger Jason […]

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