Author Archives: nushpress

what it means to me

by debraath

In a world where technology is used in daily life, writing is a big part of what constitutes our reading content. Social media sites like Twitter or Facebook is where people write to express their feelings or their thoughts. It can be a platform for people to release their feelings they have bottled up. Many write to classify their thoughts and to understand their inner self. As for me, I also like to write just for the sake of sorting out the things going in my mind. It helps me organise my thoughts. […]

SPROUT – A Learning Journey

By Oviya

‘Ready, Set, Sprout!’ proclaims the header of an e-mail informing students of the sign up dates for SPROUT.

Held this year on 26th and 28th June for the fourth time since its inception, SPROUT is a series of annual workshops conducted by our very own NUS High alumni.

What started off in 2015 with only 2 workshops on architecture and dance […]

truth – maybe

by yvette

That night, with the metallic pelting of rain filling the room, you looked at me and your eyes pulled me in with their pleading. Your voice broke the scattered silence, rough and desperate. “What is it?”  you asked me, hands outstretched, as if reaching for something unattainable, “What is your truth?” […]

Reaching the Truth

By Sean

In these times of rampant faux journalism and blatant falsehoods masquerading as news, it seems necessary to rely on cold, hard facts, untainted by the bias and opinions of humans, in order to discover the “truth”. This may prove a futile effort, however, as the growing global interconnectivity afforded by the Internet necessitates the gathering and comprehension of vast amounts of information and evidence […]