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  Twin talents

  Published on 13/04/2016

  » (From Student Weekly) Home is a safe place where we can escape life’s drama, but in the upcoming ghost movie, Take Me Home: Sook San Wan Kab Baan, home can be a house of horrors.

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  Rural romance

  Suwitcha Chaiyong, Published on 15/05/2016

  » "Embracing Khemarat" stars Miss Thailand 2009 first runner-up, Kobkullaya Chuengprasertsrit (Phuen), a real doctor, who plays the role of Ubon Ratchathani physician Ritt Pokkrittayahariboon.

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  Brain damage

  Itsarin Tisantia, Published on 05/07/2016

  » Boxing damages the brains of young boxers and their IQ is significantly lower than that of general children, a study says.

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  Handsome devil

  Published on 12/07/2016

  » Hè Junxiáng, better known as Mike He, is one of Taiwan’s biggest stars. The former model made his breakthrough playing bad boy Jiang Meng in the popular series Devil Beside You and has starred in many hit series since then. Despite his popularity, the 32-year-old had never had the chance to meet his fans in Thailand. But last month he finally arrived in the capital for a fan meeting.

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  Retro remedies

  Helen Jandamit, Published on 31/07/2016

  » University Tips is here to help you prepare for the English exams and tests that are coming your way. It gives you practise answering questions similar to those you may have at school and also on the University Entrance Examination.

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  The art of love

  Published on 02/08/2016

  » Being in love with your best friend is hard. In the new TV series, Lom Plian Tid: Man in the Rain (The Wind Changes Direction: Man in the Rain), Nattarat Nopparattayaporn (Ice) plays Pom, an art teacher who has been in love with his best friend Jang (Gybzy Wanida) for 10 years. Jang becomes sick because of her eating habits and is taken to a hospital. She then falls in love with her handsome doctor, Kit (Namm Ronnadet). Now Pom has to compete with a new rival.

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  New doctor deal

  Itsarin Tisantia, Published on 04/10/2016

  » King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) and Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) are opening a medical college to produce more doctors.

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  Taboo topic

  Suwitcha Chaiyong, Published on 11/10/2016

  » According to the Ministry of Public Health, around 300,000 women had abortions in 2009. Thirty percent of these women were younger than 20 years old and many of them had unplanned pregnancies. This means pregnant students and abortions are serious issues, but they are still taboo topics in schools because most people think that to get pregnant as a student or to have an abortion is a sin.

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  Mourning moments

  Suwitcha Chaiyong, Published on 01/11/2016

  » Known as the world's longest-reigning monarch, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej has been looked up to as a father figure of the Thai people due to his great dedication to the kingdom. Since October 13, after the Royal Household Bureau announced the passing of His Majesty, Thai people have mourned.

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  Childhood home

  Itsarin Tisantia, Published on 05/11/2016

  » University Tips is here to help you prepare for the English exams and tests that are coming your way. It gives you practise answering questions similar to those you may have at school and also on the University Entrance Examination.

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