Weekly: Headlines of the new edition

1 janvier 2014

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Weekly: Headlines of the new edition

COVER STORY

Focus on careers: When the time for choice comes

Weekly takes a look at higher education and the professions. This week, it analyses university studies when it comes to engineering, medicine, accountancy, finance and banking. Where are our students going? What are they choosing study? And what kind of jobs can they expect in these sectors?

INTERVIEW

Ben Buntipilly, Special Adviser to the PMO on road safety: "If people are not aware that it is their lives we are talking about, I rest my case".

While around 500 motorcyclists were staging a protest in the capital against the new regulation making it compulsory for them to don fluorescent safety jackets during the day, Ben Buntipilly, special adviser to the prime minister on road safety matters, spoke to Weekly about the reasoning behind the law and why it has now been reviewed. We took the opportunity to also talk to him about the wider issues concerning road safety.

WHAT"S ON

Buy a fake love story and rent a friend online

The hardest part about not having a partner is not necessarily the loneliness. Instead, what bothers many singletons and lone wolves the most are the judgemental looks others give them when they show up for dinners and events alone. As usual, internet has the solution…

HEALTH

Work with your skin, and not against it

Many of the skin conditions we suffer from are a result of poor skin care practices, not genetics! Excess oil, dry skin and break-outs of acne are accepted as a lifelong ‘skin type’ rather than a temporary imbalance. It’s easy to forget that the skin is, after all, a vital organ. A few facts on the functioning of the skin might have you re-thinking the wisdom behind many modern skin care practices.