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Advisors
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| Amran |
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| Teoh
Swee Hoe |
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| Team Leader/Coordinator
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| Bee
Sim |
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| Art Director
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| Adrian Cheah |
Adrian Cheah was born
in 1968 in Penang, Malaysia. After his school years he studied at the Malaysian
Institute of Arts, Kuala Lumpur and was awarded Top Graphic Design student
of his graduating class 1991. That same year he held his first solo exhibition
on graphic and decorative glass designs. He worked as an Art Director with
advertising agencies in Kuala Lumpur before moving back to his hometown in
1994.
Three years later, he teamed
up with Chin Mun Woh to establish C-Square, a graphic design firm in Penang
and was privileged to work on many interesting projects to design
numerous book covers for Southbound and Unicef, New York; to conceptitualise
and design the highly regarded Penang Past and Present publication
for the Penang State Museum; to design logos, newsletters for the Asia region
and promotional materials for Pan Asia Networking, Singapore; to develop
Penang Insights, the alternative website of Penang with the joint effort
of Mun Woh and Bee Sim; and to be appointed the official photographer for
Penang for eBridgeMalaysia in Washington, USA.
E-mail the art director
acek@pc.jaring.my
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| Features Editor
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| Himanshu Bhatt |
Himanshu Bhatt is a
free-lance journalist based in Penang. His range of writings and news reports
cover a wide array of issues, including politics, business, arts, as well
as special features on society and culture.
A scholarship graduate
of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Himanshu is also vigorously involved
in Penang's theatre industry. He is the director of the Cape Poetics Circle,
an independent arts concern focussed on literature and drama, and a regular
editorial contributor to the New Straits Times.
Himanshu is currently engaged
in professional communications and copywriting projects. He reads extensively,
and counts among his influences the likes of W.B. Yeats, Vivekananda, Thomas
Hardy and V.S. Naipaul - the latter he proudly looks up to as a mentor.
E-mail the writer
himanshubhatt@yahoo.com
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| Contributors
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| Chin Mun Woh |
Chin Mun Woh is not
known to be prolific. He suffers from a medical disorder which makes him
allergic to anything remotely resembling work. He spends his free time in
his favoured horizontal position, studying the cracks on the ceiling while
growing fungus in the moist crevices of his body. It is his fervent hope
that one of these fungal colonies when harvested, will provide the cure for
cancer, AIDS and PMS.
E-mail the writer
mwoh@pc.jaring.my
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| Jeff
Howell |
Jeff Howell is a travel writer based in Hamilton,
New Zealand. "Ive always had the travel bug. When we were kids, my
parents used to take us on big driving holidays around New Zealand. I dropped
out of university at 19 to drive around Europe in a beaten up car, financed
by stints as a barman in London pubs. Since then Ive always tried to
visit more countries than my age."
"Museums and theme parks? No thanks. For me, its
about the journey. Travelling on a one way ticket. Not booking ahead. Using
public transport. The thrill of the unknown."
"I write to capture the events of a travellers
day. A conversation on a bus, an enjoyable meal at a roadside stall
anything to gives readers a better feeling for what its like to be
there."
Jeff lives with his partner, Selina, and their toddler
son Oskar.
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| John
Lyon |
John Lyon is an Australian
Art Teacher who has visited Penang and has fond memories of the
place.
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| Josephine Choo |
Josephine Choo enjoys
writing occasionally on the cultural heritage of Penang where she lives.
She also freelances in editing.
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| Judith
Windeler |
Judith Windeler is
an American living in London, has been a travel writer for 15 years covering
numerous destinations in America, Europe and Asia.
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| Neil
Khor Jin Leong |
Neil Khor is a Research
Executive with The Star Publications and is always on the lookout
for juicy stories with a heritage bent.
E-mail the writer
neilkhor@thestar.com.my
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| Raja Abdul
Razak
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Raja Abdul Razak, a
Perakian noblesse, has made Penang his home for almost two decades. Razak
is a kerabat of Perak royalty. His father was the Raja Muda of Perak
from 1963 to 1983 while his grandfather Sultan Abdul Aziz was the Sultan
of Perak from 1938 to 1948.
The subject of human rights
is very close to his heart and he has fond memories of working with Dr Chandra
Muzaffar.
E-mail the writer
razzwill@tm.net.my
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| William Chow |
William Chow, originally
from Seremban, has made Penang his home for almost two decades. Schooled
in Zoology but an enthusiastic ichthyologist by sheer devotion, William is
also au fait in publication layout, research, and dabbles in web design
during his free time.
E-mail the writer
razzwill@tm.net.my
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