Issue: February 07, 2012 (Archive)

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Why love isn't women who act like spies
Men beware: your partner may be spying on you.

Accused academic tells of broken trust
Former University of Hong Kong head of surgery John Wong Kin-ling testified he felt sorry for a former female colleague, who embezzled HK$3 million from a training center.

Marathon man takes turn for the worse
The condition of a female runner has improved, but a man remains seriously ill a day after they collapsed at the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon.

Leung hopes may rest with Beijing forces
Chief executive hopeful Leung Chun-ying is making a last-ditch bid to win sufficient support from Election Committee members before the nomination period begins a week today.

HKU opens up on timing of visit chaos
The University of Hong Kong centennial celebration was deliberately scheduled to coincide with the visit of Vice Premier Li Keqiang, vice chancellor Tsui Lap-chee admitted.

Big flap over a mean spot of mud
Even birds seem to enjoy fun and games, as I was reminded when watching a version of "King of the Castle" being played down on the river.

Let democracy bloom, Yeoh urges students
Democracy has not retreated in Hong Kong, says Hollywood actress Michelle Yeoh Choo-Kheng.

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