June 21 - 27 , 2004 Myanmar's first international weekly © Volume 12 , No.221
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THE who’s who of Yangon turned out at the Stand hotel last Monday night for the Duo Astor classical guitar concert that marked the end of the academic year for the students and teachers of Alliance Française, Yangon.
 
Domestic chores can be tedious and many working women rely on maids to help them. While parents are on the job, maids take on the responsibility of the home and sometimes their work loads are enormous. Reporter Khin Nyein Aye Than looks at the working conditions of household helpers and, their treatment by their employers
 
WHEN El Phyu 33, the bass guitarist of the alternative band the Ants, died of lung disease on May 27, he left behind a wife, a son and a rift in the lives of his band members
 
     
“When people’s mobiles ring, they should go outside so they can be as loud as they want,” complained one local store owner. .
 
“I worry a lot about my old age, and who will look after me when I reach retirement and cannot work any more. I feel so upset sometimes because we both wanted children. I love children very much,” he said.
 
AN exhibition of traditional women’s fashion will be held at the National Theatre on June 26 to mark Myanmar Women’s Day on July 3.
 
WHEN my friends and I were civil engineering students attending the Yangon Technological University, we had so many plans for the future and hopes for the years to come. But life doesn’t always work the way you plan and dreams inevitably change.
 
“Can you lend me K1000?”
“Sorry, I’ve only K500 on me. Will that do?”
“Alright, let me have it. And now don’t you go forgetting that you owe me another K500.”
 
THIRD-year physics student, Ma Aye Aye Mar, comes from a large family who has very little money. While Ma Aye Aye Mar was studying in the eighth standard she was almost forced to leave school because of her family’s financial situation. .
 
THE Gitameit music school held a Mozart tribute night on June 11 and almost 100 visitors crammed themselves into an upstairs auditorium, to watch the student pianists and violinists work their magic
 
Art
- The 3rd Solo show of artist U Nyan Shein will be held at New Treasure Art Gallery , No:84/A, Thanlwin St; Golden Hill Avenue , Golden Valley, Bahan Township. Tel: 526 776, from June 12 to July 5 more and more ....
 
 
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How some of Yangon's famous people are keeping themselves fresh and fragrant all day.
AS a woman, I like using perfumes with a flower fragrance, especially rose and jasmine. I didn’t start wearing perfume until I was at university, when I started getting it as gifts from
 
I was a tomboy when I was a teenager, so I did not use perfume until I was in tenth grade as I thought it made me girly
 
I often buy cologne in Bangkok because a wide range is available there. I always buy a new bottle before I finish an old one.
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RESEARCH EXECUTIVE
 
A foreign-owned/international services company based in Yangon is searching for a Research Executive
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Finance and Administrative Assistant
 
UN/WFP Myanmar is seeking a Finance/Admin Asst. under the general supervision of the Country Director, the incumbent will provide support on Budgeting, Financial and Administrative matters
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OUTSTANDING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AT THE MYANMAR TIMES
 
TRAINEE REPORTERS
The Myanmar Times is seeking outstanding young candidates to join our busy newsroom as trainee reporters.
 
 
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YOUR OPINION
I LIKE big weddings. That’s why the movie star Ko Zarni and I had a big wedding when we married last month. We were married by a court official in a ceremony...
 
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THINKING ALOUD
How is globalisation affecting the world economically and socially?
Globalisation is a serious issue. It has advantages and disadvantages. We should prepare ourselves. Globalisa-tion, one way or the other, means that we have to open our borders for international trade
   
 
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