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Who attacked the
Tiger post?

Alice in
wanderingland

Sunday September 12, 2004

News
	CPC going private despite JVP protest
	Keep children out of PTA, says UNICEF
	JVP puffs for ‘illegal’ white beedi
	EPDP man killed
	Party plaque back with police guard
	Family in trishaw killed in van-bus crash
	Mobile phone charger rings a fire alarm
	Lanka wants Hollywood Buddha film banned
	Director says sorry, vows to make amends
	No brakes for bus fares
	Tusker continues rampage
	GMOA wants fight against mosquitos coordinated
	Passport to pandemonium
	Whither the wewas?
	FM asks Japanese investors to tap Indo-Lanka FTA
	Proposal to ban cattle slaughter
	Grade I entrants on school notice boards
	Opposition to chair committees
	Shell Gas, Laugfs going up further
	Pay hike for judges
	Is ban on Sunday tuition classes necessary or practical?
	Sterner action if no settlement reached soon, warn MLTs
	JHU wants Buddhism as ‘State Religion’
	TISL report to Speaker focuses on nepotism
	Too many cooks could put estate workers in a soup: CWC
Financial Times
	Peace deadlock delays aid
	Deposit insurance scheme for banks
	Inland Revenue to go after tax dodgers
	Rush for SriLankan's holiday packages, discounted tickets
	Conspiracy to defraud Lankan authorities, says Customs
	Regulators and image problems (Comment)
	Gloomy outlook for economy
	To park or not to park? That is the question
	UPFA begins receiving budget proposals
	Ceylon Biscuits in Rs 1 bln expansion project
	Book pirates slowly creep into Sri Lankan publishing industry
	Dare to be Different (Business@Home)
	Looking at the performance of Sri Lankan blue chips
Sports
	Confident Lankans get busy fine tuning
	Thailand too hot to handle
	They set the track ablaze
	WP retain President's Trophy
	Fancied sides take a plunge in premier league one day cricket
	Aussie women's cricket on firm footing - Stainer
	Opatha to head Fingara Cricket Academy
	ICC overlooks Murali for drug taker Shane
	Keep on moving

Sri Lanka which boasted one of the finest university systems in all of Asia once upon a time now boasts of two universities -- the open univeristy and the closed universities. The Sri Jayawardenapura Univeristy non-academic staff are seen here engaged in activity related to the ongoing strike. Pic by Gemunu Wellage.
Columns
	Alice in wanderingland - Political Column
	Who attacked the Tiger post? - Situation Report
	Whose face did the missing plaque miss - 5th Column
	Security for NSB - Jungle Telegraph
	HA! What happened to our grand ole' party? - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Inevitable choice: rice imports - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Thonda's thottam: What price politics? - Thoughts from London
	Holding the state accountable beyond its shores - Focus on Rights
	UN peacekeeping: Annan faced with western snub - inside the glass house
	Rising COL:Lot of noise but few solutions - Lobby
Plus
	Pers’s passion for art
	Giving them a fair chance
	JR’s battered briefcase and what he brought from Japan
	Finding their niche in society
	When Ananda sheltered boys and girls
	Kala Korner by Dee CeeRemembering old friends (Kala Korner)
	Together again
	Lankan voice in Oxford choir
	Artefacts from mystical lands
	When the best of S.T.C turned rowdy
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
TV Times
	Fukoka screens ‘Sakman Maluwa’
	‘Wind’ blows away Benette
	Life of the ‘Poor little rich girl’
	BBH:Grand ole lady of Negombo
Mirror Magazine
	When you want it most
	R&J: beyond a play
	Wade through the darkness
	Life with SMS
	More than kids’ work
	Quality and excellence
Funday Times
	The Demise of King Valagamba
	The clock tower – a landmark in Fort
	All Island Girl Guide Camp

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