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Cheering for Thailand

After a win last year and six months' hard practice, Thai cheerleaders are aiming high at the Asian....



Freshly Baked

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At Work

Fly High

Finding the rhythm of life
Young exec Chumpol marches to a different beat in his spare time - he's the founder of Thailand's....

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How to

Banking on it.
Balancing your budget and saving for rainy day.
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By the Pro

A fur coat and no knickers
Banks drive me mad! Look at all that fancy marble and those high ceilings. Can you imagine how much it costs....
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ON CAMPUS

Visa change for Thais studying in Australia
The Australian Government has made changes to its visa system so that Thai citizens studying in Australia will....
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STUDY TIPS

Taking it home
Thais studying at New Zealand schools choose housing to fit lifestyle, budgets
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TIME OUT

In skateboard heaven
You can have loads of fun with an extreme sport and not even worry about the sun burning you to a crisp at the....
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Language Lab

Press Clippings

World turns up heat on Myanmar
Frustrated world leaders condemned Myanmar's military rulers on Saturday, alleging negligence and....
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Understand English

A talk of 'head'
I presume you all have heard of Khun Krissana Chairat, the TV anchor who has been restricted to a wheelchair....
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Ask Dr. English

"Point of view" and "view"
We use "point of view" when we refer to the attitude a particular individual has about something as....
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Toefl Test

What happened to you? You look like Christmas came early this year!
Read the dialogue and answer the question that follow
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THE NATION BLOG

Smart Life Photo Gallery

  • PM Abhisit Vejjajiva talks to a student at Horwang School in Bangkok’s Lat Phrao area on Sunday during his presentation of the government’s free-education policy.
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Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva talks with a boy at Horwang School yesterday during a presentation on the government’s 
policy to provide 15 years of free education to all children.
  • A woman tries to wipe away her younger sister’s tears when she failed to gain a place after the casting of lots for entry to a  
Bangkok school.
  • Young students of Kalasin province enjoy surfing the internet at the Learning Centre which ws opened on Tuesday.//Jakkapong Rawiwan
  • Brainy students come up with a system to stop wasting water; construct |roofs from empty plastic bottles.
  • MISTER UNIVERSITY THAILAND2008 AND MISS UNIVERSITY THAILAND 2008 visit Kom Chud Luek office.

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