JEDDAH, 9 May 2008 — When lecturers sexually harass their students, there is no way to take them to task. Young women often complain to university and college administrations, but their complaints
JEDDAH, 9 May 2008 — If you can read this and English is not your fist language, there is a good chance that you owe your facility in some measure to the work of John Haycraft. Haycraft, in the
MANAMA, 9 May 2008 — Bahrain fort, or Qalat Al-Bahrain as it is known in Arabic, is all lit up for visitors after undergoing renovation and is a must-see for those historically-inclined. The lighting
We have been recently blessed with the ban of cigarette smoking in public areas (airports, hospitals, government buildings). This is a relief for the luckier majority of us who are not smokers.
AJMAN, 7 May 2008 — Sheikh Humaid ibn Rashid Al-Nuaimi, member of the Supreme Council & ruler of Ajman, awarded the degree certificates to the fourth batch of medical and physiotherapy graduates of
RIYADH, 7 May 2008 — In the spring of 1932, King Faisal ibn Abdul Aziz, who was then a 26-year-old prince, led a Saudi delegation to Moscow on a historical visit to bring the two countries together
JEDDAH, 7 May 2008 — The staff of governmental school No. 6 in Jeddah hosted a lecture for parents entitled, “Healthy Children, Happy Teeth.” The aim of the lecture was to drive home the message
RIYADH, 6 May 2008 — Following the massive success of MTV Arabia’s “Hip-HopNa” show, a singing competition styled on American Idol, Saudi rapper Qusai Khidr (aka Don Legend the Kamelion) is using his
