Pepper Lim reckons his mom would do a hell of a job managing Malaysia’s contracts.
Electoral Reform is Not Achieved Through ‘Migration’
Matthew Yap studies various possible alternatives to our electoral system.
REFSA Rojak: Crisps of the Week (17-23 May)
The final issue: a summing up of the events post GE13 and aspirations for times ahead.
Confessions of an Alleged Neutralist Who Lacks Conviction
JoFan Pang shares his thoughts on the current post-GE13 kerfuffle.
On Post-partisanship
Raymond Woo appeals to the practice of politics beyond party lines.
The New Young Lawyers Movement Begins 1 June 2013…
Are you ready for the new (and awesome) Young Lawyers movement?
The Rise of a Dark Knight: A Tale of Batman, Elections and the People
Kedrick Kwan looks for parallels between the Batman movies and GE13
LB Movie Review: Star Trek into Darkness
JJ Abrams’ second outing on the Star Trek franchise comes under Wai’s critical eye.
Stadium Safety Not a Concern
Sean Rubis mulls over stadium safety in Malaysia.
Time to Reform the Dewan Negara?
On ensuring the quality of senators in the House through direct election.
The Chill of Sedition Laws
Aerie Rahman feels a chill sweeping into London from Malaysia.
On the Right to Assemble Under the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012
Sara Lau dissects the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 and takes a look at its many loopholes.
Malapportionment and Gerrymandering — What Can We Do About It?
Andrew Yong provides a solution for Malaysia’s gerrymandering problem.
My Dream — A United Malaysia
Aruna Sena denounces the onslaught of racism of late.
Who Will I Vote for in GE14? – A Case for Esperanto
Sinjoro Eng presents a case for Esperanto to the political coalitions of Malaysia.
The Brilliance of Zahid Hamidi
Aerie Rahman lauds Malaysia’s new radical Home Minister
LB Movie Review: Iron Man 3
Our resident movie-reviewer breaks it all down for us.
REFSA Rojak: Crisps of the Week (3-9 May)
GE13’s highlighting of the rural-urban divide should compel us to reach out to our fellow Malaysians.
