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- Opinions on current issues affecting Malaysian youth
- Stories of interest to Malaysian youth
- Blog posts related to Malaysian politics and pop culture
- Thought provoking, interesting photos
- Your old (but interesting) blog posts
- Responses to published items
- Announcements of events which involve Malaysian youth
- Commentary on YouTube videos and other multimedia presentations
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- Be used as incentives to incite quality contributions. We will start commisioning certain pieces, and give prizes for good comments.
- Go towards purchasing our own server and maintaining upkeep costs of the website.
- Fund projects like writing competitions, mixers, get-togethers and future programs.
- Continue to help theCICAK inspire the next generation of thinking Malaysian leaders.
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