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Dubai Harmony Chorus (DHC) is a group of multi-national women who sing four-part harmony in the barbershop style.

I once read that to be a successful journalist one must know how to tell a story and tell it well – well enough for others to want to read it. Once you learn the ropes and meet your deadlines, the rest, as my son says is "easy–peasy".

Have you seen a yellow advertising truck around lately? The French franchisee, Mobil Affiche, brings to the UAE this unique way of advertising - wherein the advertising goes to the people rather than waiting for the people to come and see the advertising.

For many years pediatricians and pediatric allergists have reported a higher incidence of allergies amongst children with hyperactivity.

Five to 10 per cent of all children have a developmental disability that causes a delay in their speech and language development. Language development involves more than just speech and includes other forms of communication such as sign language, writing and visual skills (pointing and gesturing).

The unification of the emirates in 1971 led to an increase in schools and colleges in the UAE.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD (as it is popularly known) has been in the news a lot recently.

Experts in the field of education and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) believe that greatest classroom success occurs when children are taught using the multi-sensory approach.

Every week, we bring you the latest on the UAE's clubs, associations and groups. We choose one each time and profile it, highlighting its purpose and activities.

Popular Indian feel-good gurus Dr Nalin Nag and Dr Sangeeta Nag were in Dubai recently. Responding to an invitation from Global Training Centre, a group company of Emirates Bank International, the husband-wife duo conducted a successful lifestyle and stress management workshop.

The scouting community in Dubai is looking for volunteers yet again as earlier appeals failed to muster the required support.

Started in May 1999, The Dubai Quilting Guild was formed by a group of like-minded women who enjoy quilting and meet regularly. Once a month, usually on the last Sunday of the month (holidays providing), the women get together to share and enjoy their quilting experiences.