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Searching for all articles published on 1997-05-04 ...
29 articles.
Sun, 04 May 1997

Romantic love is in the air at literary readingBy Sirikit Syah JAKARTA (JP): The topic of love, in all its variations and subtleties, is a certain draw to bring in the public.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Malioboro freelance guides live by their wits in the tourist tradeBy R. Fadjri YOGYAKARTA (JP): A band played slow rock music for the patrons of the Borobudur Bar and Restaurant. Several local young men with long, lank hair sat engrossed in a private conversation with a Western man and woman.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

TV todayTVRI 6:45 a.m. Religious Teachings: Hikmah Pagi 7:15 Healthy and Fit 7:30 Children's Program: Arena 123 8:00 TV Series: Brudy and Family 8:30 Performances: Warna Warni 9:00 Children's Film: 9:30 Variety Show: Disekitar Kita 10:00 TVRI News 10:30 Music: Album Minggu Ini 11:30 ...
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Shaman held for killing 16 women MEDAN (JP): A shaman and two of his three wives have been arrested by police in Medan, North Sumatra, in connection with the death of at least 16 women, police sources said.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Indonesian movies remain stuck in thematic mireBy A.A. Navis JAKARTA (JP): The late Usmar Ismail, one of Indonesia's foremost directors, decried the melodramatic and violent themes of Indonesian films in an article in the early 1950s.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Today's question: Are you what you are? JAKARTA (JP): You are what you are, an old adage says. But today you might be at a loss to say who you are. It depends on the type of person who asks the question. It also depends on what kind of situation you are in.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Hanks's rosy world in 'That Thing You Do'By Laksmi Pamuntjak-Djohan JAKARTA (JP): Every once in a while, Hollywood comes up with two kinds of movies. The first reminds you why you go to the movies in the first place.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

RI's female composers lead the packBy Gus Kairupan JAKARTA (JP): Perhaps the recent presentations of compositions by Trisutji Kamal and Marusya Nainggolan-Abdullah could also be described as a concert by Indonesia's only composers, which would probably raise the hackles of composers of the male ...
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Psychological tests aim to unearth talentBy K. Basrie JAKARTA (JP): Most high school students are gripped by anxiety in the final months of senior year as they grapple with the quandary of deciding on their future.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Yogyakarta's private colleges offer quality educationBy R. Fadjri YOGYAKARTA (JP): About 50,000 high school graduates from throughout the country apply for a place at a university in Yogyakarta every academic year.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Hong Kong comes into Chinese economic fold In his second article, Harvey Stockwin discusses how Hong Kong became part of China, both economically and politically, long before the July 1 handover.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Hawn smooths rough edges of 'The First Wives Club'By Dini S. Djalal JAKARTA (JP): "Don't get mad. Get everything," declares Ivana Trump in The First Wives Club. Spoken like a true pro who knows only too well the point of this controversial "feminist" film.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Parental help key to career choice JAKARTA (JP): The crucial moment for third-grade high school students is fast approaching. They will sit their final exams early next month. If all goes well, they will pass and graduate. But this is not the end of the story.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Recognizing disabilities reduces the handicap The memorial to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt that is opening this month on the mall in Washington sparked controversy over whether or not the former President should be shown in a wheelchair.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Javnese traditions mark Tommy's wedding JAKARTA (JP): After years of a public guessing game over who would be his wife, flamboyant businessman Hutomo Mandala Putra finally tied the knot on Wednesday morning.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

The significance of using split brushDear friends,Let's continue our study of the significance of using the split brush.To obtain a split brush, one should first get rid of most of the water contained in the brush.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Travel, unravelBy Dewi Anggraeni I find airports, especially large international airports like this one, very exhausting. No, I'm not complaining about the distance between the entrance and the check-in counters, or between the check-in counters and the gate lounges.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Where to go after high school? Where to go after high school? In commemoration of Friday's National Education Day, The Jakarta Post looks into the issue on this page, and pages 5, 8 and 9. The articles are prepared by the Post's team of reporters, Johannes Simbolon, K. Basrie, A.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

On language mistakes I was intrigued to read a letter from Soegito referring to the incidence of "unnecessary errors and mistakes" in The Jakarta Post (May 2, 1997).
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Searching for genuine antiques at Tri Windu marketText and photos by Ahmad Solikhan SURAKARTA, Central Java (JP): The man looked closely at the surface of the iron, covered with patches of rust.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Studying at a university can be an expensive business JAKARTA (JP): Attending a state university is probably the dream of almost all Indonesian high school graduates and most parents would be very happy to see their children accepted at one of these universities.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Escalating uncertainty ahead of Hong Kong's handover The Jakarta Post's Asia correspondent Harvey Stockwin will contribute a series of articles over the next few weeks to mark the forthcoming handover of Hong Kong from British to Chinese sovereignty on July 1.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Campaigners trample on rules, Singgih says JAKARTA (JP): The United Development Party (PPP), Golkar and the Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI) all breached election rules during the early days of campaigning, Election Supervision Committee Chairman Singgih said Saturday.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Y.A.I. looks to the future in education The most important thing to look for when shopping for an education is quality lifelong training.Yayasan Administrasi Indonesia, with its wide range of courses, is a very good place to start.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Guess What? It was his last day of duty as a deputy chief justice for criminal affairs, but Adi Andojo Soetjipto was not in his office Wednesday."I was invited by Pak Harto to attend Tommy's wedding ceremony," he explained.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Study courses vie to attract studentsBy Achmad Junaidi JAKARTA (JP): Worried students do their utmost to prepare ahead of the state university entrance examination, an event which is crucial in deciding their futures.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

NU chairman Gus Dur and the Islamic social movement Membangun Budaya Kerakyatan -- Kepemimpinan Gus Dur dan Gerakan Sosial NU (Building People's Culture -- Gus Dur's Leadership and NU's Social Movement) By M. Fajrul Falaakh, M. Imam Aziz, etc.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Campaign schedule for Indonesia for May 4, 1997: Party Campaign area Important campaigners ---------------------------------------------------------- PPP Kalimantan, Sulawesi Ismail H.
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Sun, 04 May 1997

Students should choose universities wiselyBy K. Basrie JAKARTA (JP): Picking a university may be one of the most difficult and divisive tasks for high school graduates and their parents.
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