Letter on Taylors College
22 Nov 2009, 5:51 AM
Minivan News
Dear Editor
An article written by Aminath Shifleen (19 November 2009) on Haveeru daily news, praising Taylors College in Malaysia has stated that Taylors College in Malaysia one of the oldest and most successful university colleges in Malaysia, which is totally wrong. I feel that these reporters and editorial board who write in papers never analyze facts and figures on this kind of misleading information.
Taylors college is “a University College” not even a university. In Malaysia, the oldest and most advanced in research is University Malaya. I wonder whether Haveeru writer (Shifleen) knows the difference between a university and a university college.
It is surprising when Aminath Shifleen mentioned that Tailors University College (a small private university college) in Malaysia is the oldest and most successful university in Malaysia.
Regards,
Anonymous
An article written by Aminath Shifleen (19 November 2009) on Haveeru daily news, praising Taylors College in Malaysia has stated that Taylors College in Malaysia one of the oldest and most successful university colleges in Malaysia, which is totally wrong. I feel that these reporters and editorial board who write in papers never analyze facts and figures on this kind of misleading information.
Taylors college is “a University College” not even a university. In Malaysia, the oldest and most advanced in research is University Malaya. I wonder whether Haveeru writer (Shifleen) knows the difference between a university and a university college.
It is surprising when Aminath Shifleen mentioned that Tailors University College (a small private university college) in Malaysia is the oldest and most successful university in Malaysia.
Regards,
Anonymous
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