By Lim Yi He
First published as a French historical novel about the June Rebellion by Victor Hugo in 1862, Les Misérables has since been popularised […]
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Idealism in Singapore
By Lim Yi He and Mavis Teo.
Written as a response to Mr. Kishore Mahbubani’s article on the lack of idealistic youth in Singapore.
Be Like Bill Meme
Photo credits here. By Jaime Pang An example of the “Be Like Bill” meme, found here The meme, which appeared sometime online late last year, has had a sudden surge in popularity over the last few months, flooding people’s Facebook pages with repeated pleas for people to be more like the ever-so-perfect ‘Bill’. “Why Bill?”Continue reading “Be Like Bill Meme”
Tribute to Mr Lee Kuan Yew
By Shriniket
A tribute to the late Mr. Lee Kuan Yew.
Francophonie Festival
By Yu BoRong
Every year, the International Francophonie Day is held at the Alliance Française in Singapore to celebrate the French language and the francophone culture.[…]
Letters of Excuse
By Teoh Jing Yang, Hannah Ang & Loh Pei Yi
Why I Didn’t Do My Homework – a sample collection of apology letters
A Compilation of Ridiculous Fines in Singapore
By Jolie Fong
‘‘Singapore is a fine city.’’ Among us citizens, this has become a nationwide mantra of sorts. We have laws so absurd that foreigners find it hard to believe until they see it with their own eyes. […]
Fun Interview Questions (and their Answers)
By Zack Soh
You probably don’t like interviews; nothing better than sitting in a chilly room for half an hour with 3 scary people scrutinizing you and your life.
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