Dear Blog Diary, Today, the environment in my class was so tense that every one of my classmates wanted to break the table and run away. We wanted to escape from where we were seated. What was happening? One of my lecturers came in, talked for a while, listened to some of my classmates’ complaint […]
During the Labour Day, I worked very hard to search for the old assignment that I’ve done. “The local newspaper or media should learn to improve itself more” Pen Bona, 39, has been working as a co-editor-in-chief at a French newspaper, Cambodge Soir for eleven years. Also, he has been a correspondent for RFI (Radio
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I’d like to whisper something into your heart. “I like you.” Here is a postcard for you. Happy International Labour Day. Work hard! haha…
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You might be wondering by now what Phó Trung is. Phó Trung is a Vietnamese noodle soup. I tasted it yesterday. For anybody who is patriotic, please be kind enough to let me show you the soup I had yesterday. Phó Trung I ate cost only 5800 riels. I was full to the fullest extent….bloated
I am a little bit tired but happy today because I have for two days taken up a small new position and responsibility for engineering a weblog of www.krtrial.info.www.krtrial.info/blog/I fervently believe being a Cambodian, we have rights to access to information. In terms of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, it is extremely important for us to
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Today our guest lecturer is Mr. Kol Panha…Who knows about him?
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A few days ago, I was greatly honored to teach my friends and lecturer about how to start a blog. I’d really like all of them to know about blogging and more about how to earn money through blogging. This is a piece of exciting news. Then, Vutha shed light on my question. Thanks to
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Hem Chiev will always be a very admired Cambodian hero. This is a book about his life. Achar (a title given to a Buddhist clergyman) Hem Chiev was born in 1898 in Kandal province to a family of a father as a district chief and a mother as a housewife. He had four other siblings.
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