The Sunday Times
ISSN: 1391 - 0531
Sunday November 4, 2007
Vol. 42 - No 23
 
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Telling fortunes, but living in misery ADVERTISTMENTS
Noon at Kudagama. The little ones and some not-so-little ones who have not gone to school are eating a scrap lunch, mainly a few mouthfuls of rice and one vegetable, no fish, meat or even a piece of karola, not off plates but nebiliyas. Most of the homes are wattle-and-daub with cadjan-thatched roofs while only a few are made of brick with sheeting as roofs.
 
Treat for star-gazers
Astronomers the world over have been stunned and amazed by the weirdest new comet to appear in the sky for a long time. And it's one of the brightest — easy to spot with your eyes alone, if you know where to look.Observers worldwide had no trouble spotting Comet Holmes through the full moonlight on the evening of October 25, 2007.
 
Who is that boy?
“Martin, I’ve just come from the most shocking case I ever tried… He blinded six horses with a metal spike.” – Hesther Salomon, Magistrate. And so, unfolds Equus – Peter Shaffer’s complex, disturbing, psychological drama where a middle-aged psychiatrist Martin Dysart is confronted by Alan Strang, a 17-year-old boy who has blinded six horses.....
 

Letters to the editor
  Ramadan: It's time that Muslims world over celebrated on one day
  Make it never on a Sunday
  Equus: Fine production, but little sympathy for audience
  The fragrance of humanity
  Let's help them
 
Appreciations
  Vijitha Weerasinghe
  Dr. Upali Weerasena
  The importance of being Viji
   
Features
  Gizmo gourmet
  Finally they came, and our time was over
  She dared to dream and still does
   
Travel
  The Khorezm lands of Persia
  Planning the key to pilgrimage tourism
   
Books
  Sri Lanka, LTTE and British Parliament - By Prof. Ravindra Fernando
  The Chena - a book for children - By Maureen Wickremasinghe
  Company Law In Sri Lanka - By Arittha R. Wikramanayake
  Kala Korner - Sahurda Satahan By Buddhadasa Galappatti
   
People and events
  Junkeer awes Colombo
  Musical memories
  Remembering a great son of Ruhuna
  Promoted as Superintendent of Police
  World Congress of Integrated Medicines
  Sujata Jayawardena Memorial Oration
  Buddhist Education Centre
  YWCA celebrates 125 years with concert
  How I was 'pinned'
   

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