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Journsplit: Ratatouille

In one of two episodes in our CCA-wide Nostalgia newsletter, we discuss the Pixar film Ratatouille! Themes, thigh-slapper jokes, and TikTok musical all included! Skylar: Hello and welcome back to another episode of Journsplit! As part of our club-wide newsletter, ‘nostalgia’, we are releasing two episodes, one on Phineas and Ferb and this one, where we willContinue reading “Journsplit: Ratatouille”

Journsplit: Phineas and Ferb

In one of two episodes in our CCA-wide Nostalgia newsletter, we discuss beloved childhood show Phineas and Ferb. Songs, side characters and speculation all included! Rei: Hi and welcome back to a very special episode and our first of this year!! This episode, along with another one on Ratatouille, is part of our club-wide Journalism newsletter Nostalgia. Continue reading “Journsplit: Phineas and Ferb”

cayden’s capricious commentaries

Welcome to Cayden’s column! Ask Cayden any burning questions you have via our Instagram page and wait to see his witty replies! Disclaimer: This column is purely for fun and nothing is meant to be taken too seriously. Questions! Cayden’s insightful responses! In these trying times, where do you think humanity, as a concept, isContinue reading “cayden’s capricious commentaries”

Valentine’s Day Poetry Contest 2023

In this year’s Valentine’s Day contest on our Instagram page at @nushjournalism, students wrote and submitted poems in line with the prompt “Through the Thorns of Love”. Below are the first to third place winners, as well as the honorable mentions and other entries. Congratulations to all winners! first place Kaarneka (M23607) My mother breathesContinue reading “Valentine’s Day Poetry Contest 2023”

Ronald – Part 1

A play by Danyson and Eleos T(It is 6.01 PM. RICK was just dismissed from CCA in school. The sky is grey and cloudy.)  RICK: Hmmm, the sky is so dark now. I better hurry home before I get caught in the rain.  (RICK walks to the back gate of school, but he sees aContinue reading “Ronald – Part 1”

The Aftermath

A play by Cheng Jie Narrator: The year is 2050. Humanity has been decimated to a mere hundred thousand people who have all gathered on the island of Singapore. The pandemic resulted in mass burnings of bodies and has adversely affected everyone. Thankfully, a vaccine was developed just before humanity was completely wiped out. LittleContinue reading “The Aftermath”