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Long Hair’s jail haircut illegal

LAWMAKER Leung Kwok-hung (梁國雄) should not have had his ‘iconic’ long hair shorn off by prison authorities, a court ...

Practise makes perfect liars

TELLING little fibs can lead to telling bigger and bigger lies. A recent study showed that the more people lie, the bold...

Hong Kong third in English test

HONG Kong ranked third among Asian countries and regions in IELTS – the International English Language Testing System (...

Cash aid for robbed granny

PEOPLE have generously given at least HK$110,000 to an elderly Mong Kok (旺角) newspaper kiosk operator who was robbed o...

Shooting victim becomes doctor

A GUNSHOT victim whose life was saved by Detroit (底特律) doctors has graduated from medical school. He hopes to help ot...

Groups demand deep reforms

AN alliance of concern groups has asked the government to carry out changes in the education system following a string o...

Equality chief ready for a fight

THE new chairman of the Equal Opportunities Commission (平等機會委員會), Alfred Chan Cheung-ming (陳章明), has urged gov...

Study: girls better at tech solutions

A new US study shows that eighth-grade girls are better than boys at thinking through problems and using technology to s...

Expert: make kids part of the solution

Parents should give their children more responsibility. This is the way to resolve conflicts without making children the...

What mums want to hear the most

IT is not ‘I love you Mum’ that women like to hear most on Mother’s Day. Instead, ‘take care and have a good rest’ ...

Uproar over teachers’ action

A VIDEO of how kindergarten teachers passed out school bags to youngsters has angered parents. A minute-long clip that c...

The day Carrie Lam shed tears

CHIEF Secretary for Administration (政務司司長) Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor (林鄭月娥) said she had been an activist as a...

Alarm over suicidal thoughts

MORE than one in four secondary school students harboured suicidal thoughts or considered harming themselves in the past...

Study: broken phones HK's biggest fear

HAVING their smartphone broken proved to be highly stressful to local people. It is even more stressful than public spea...

Young reporter takes flak for grim news

MOST parents do not even want their young children to read violent news. So it is not surprising that people were upset ...

HKDSE students reveal pains of pressure

One in seven students taking the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (中學文憑試) this year said he or ...

School kids at new low for happiness

Hong Kong children are less happy than they were a year ago. Those aged eight to nine and over 14 suffered the most, mai...

Family talk time reduced by smartphones

Mobile phones are destroying relationships, with one in every six people not even talking to family members, a recent su...

Glued to our gadgets

Smartphones offer users convenience and a world of possibilities that carry a hefty amount of responsibility and require...

A universal education

Some say going to university is the experience of a lifetime. So what can you expect from life if and when you move up t...

Take control of your life

As youngsters grow into adults, they are expected to become more mature. But do kids understand what is needed to develo...

Battles with a teenage daughter

Family relationships can be strained when children start to think and act independently. Lakshmi and her daughter Shakti...

Battles with a teenage daughter

Family relationships can be bumpy – especially when children start to think and act independently. A mother and daughte...