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Category Archives: discourse 2016

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. […]

Posted bynushpressSeptember 19, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:dayrius, presidential elections, september interest, usa

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 […]

Posted bynushpressAugust 29, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:august interest, opinion, qi en

Nineteen Years Later

By Yu BoRong

Nineteen years later, we get another glimpse into the lives of our favourite trio and their children. […]

Posted bynushpressAugust 29, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:august interest, borong, harry potter, journalism, review

Review: Harry Potter Movies

By Sreya Kumar

When you ask anyone what is the best movie adaptation of a series of novels, the first thing that most probably comes to their mind is probably Harry Potter. I mean, who doesn’t like spells and high-profile villains? […]

Posted bynushpressJuly 30, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:harry potter, journalism, july interest, movies, review, sreya

Review: Vampire Weekend

By Yu Borong

Vampire Weekend is an American rock band, hailing from New York City, with music ranging from alternative rock to indie pop. Debuting in January 2008 with album Vampire Weekend, they made it on Rolling Stone’s list […]

Posted bynushpressJuly 30, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:borong, journalism, july interest, music, review, vampire weekend

Review: Erased

By Cherry Nwe

Boku Dake ga Inai Machi, also known as Erased, is based on a fantasy thriller manga written by Kei Sanbe. With its killer plot and strong sense of character […]

Posted bynushpressJuly 30, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:anime, cherry, erased, journalism, july interest, review

Review: K-Indie

By Ang Jing Han

A brief introduction and recommendations to your calmer (and more child-friendly) alternative to k-pop.

Posted bynushpressJuly 30, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:jinghan, journalism, july interest, k-indie, music, reviews, standing egg

Review: Cabin Pressure

By Lim Yi He

Cabin Pressure is an enjoyable radio sitcom broadcasted on BBC Radio 4. Written and created by John Finnemore, the story revolves around the eccentric crew of MJN Air as they fly all around the world. […]

Posted bynushpressJuly 30, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:cabin pressure, journalism, july interest, review, sitcom, yihe

Review: Bring Me the Horizon

By Shina Tan

Looking through my iTunes library feels like standing in front of a buffet – everything looks appetizing. Still, I often go back to the same old ‘dish’: Bring Me The Horizon. […]

Posted bynushpressJuly 30, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:bring me the horizon, journalism, july interest, music, review, shina

Review: Clash Royale

By Shriniket

There is no game more addictive than Clash Royale- a game which more than 1,000,000 people play. This is a strategy game whereby you plan the best strategy to attack your opponent’s towers. […]

Posted bynushpressJuly 30, 2016January 25, 2017Posted indiscourse, discourse 2016Tags:clash royale, gaming, journalism, july interest, review, shriniket

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