Rave to peace, love, unity and respect
Rave parties are so well known among youngsters, but very few of them know the real meaning of the rave. 
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A credit card with no credit
Many university students in Macau are worried about their financial situation, not because they are unable to find part-time jobs, but because they have accumulated too much in their credit card debts. (Full Story)

Flag selling not equals charity
On a sunny Sunday morning, 12-year-old Susana was sticking a charity flag on a woman's jacket at the Fountain Pool. "This is the first time for me to attend flag-selling fund raising activity. I've found it to be a hard job, people are not so willing to donate even though I have tried my best to persuade them," she frowned. (Full Story)

Market to lure vendors by lottery 
The Provisional Municipal Council of Macau (PMCM) is going to have a lottery for applicants who are interested in setting up stores in markets, including the St. Dominic Market at the city centre. (Full Story)

Macau Cable TV comes to UMac
Macau Cable TV (MCTV) has set up its network in
University of Macau (UMac). Faculty members and
students who live on campus can access 44 cable
channels if they sign up for the service, according to
Doris Loi, sales representative of MCTV.   (Full Story)
 

Ravers have a very exciting moment in a local party.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

There are many empty stores spaces in the St. Dominic Market as the store owners cannot make a profit.