by celine cheow
The wind from the North howled incandescently past my ears as they bit against my skin. The pharaonic clouds, a tenebrous grey, grumbled loudly as they passed by high above us. […]
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Why I Take the Train
by jolie fong
Hailing a cab or even hopping on a bus from the sequestered cluster of flats I reside in would have been infinitely easier than enduring the suffocating walk to the train station via the rotting old underpass. […]
MRT
by dee pei hui
Alternating seats they sat
Gaps filled with monstrous silence […]
Need to Speak
it’s been a fortnight and i still feel the urge within, this voice inside calling out. Screaming. Gasping, thrashing and then, whimpering. […]
Connecting the Dots
by loh pei yi
The pain was excruciating.
Sparks and sparks of pain fizzled in his limbs, like balls of fire, penetrating his body, gnawing at his soul, menacingly devouring any sense of comfort left within him. […]
NSC Semifinals 2016
by Jolie Fong, Nwe Cherry Khine
After their triumph at the quarter finals with ACSI, Dunman High and Raffles Institution, the NUS High team made it to the semi-finals, where they faced two worthy competitors: SST and National Junior College. […]
US Presidential Elections 2016
By Dayrius Tay
When America heads to the polls this November, it marks the 58th US Presidential Election since the inaugural election in 1788. […]
National Day 2016
By Nwe Cherry Khine
The time has come once again to sing along to the tune of familiar National Day songs, with the Singapore flag hanging proudly from the balconies of HDB flats […]
Opinion Piece on How the World Handles Infectious Disease
By Tan Qi En
In today’s globalized environment, many things are capable of spreading faster than before. Ideas, people, products. Along with these is the possibility of infectious agents crossing barriers previously impermeable […]
DSA Preview 2016
by Yu BoRong, Lim Yi He
This year, NUS High held our annual DSA Preview on August 13. The P6 students arrived in the morning with their parents in tow, bright-eyed and bushy tailed […]