5 Things I learnt from watching F1
In F1, precision isn't just important - it's everything. One small misstep, like a delayed pit stop or tyre change gone wrong, can cost a driver the entire race.
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Pope Francis' historic visit to Singapore
On Sept 12, 2024, Pope Francis held a Papal Mass at Singapore's National Stadium with an audience of 50,000 people. This event took place on the same day as the Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary.
Unrealistic job ads
These days, it seems that a lot of employers are asking for the impossible - entry-level positions requiring years of experience, advanced skills and a laundry list of responsibilities. These unrealistic demands create a cycle of discouragement.
What’s Cooking in Chickpeas to Cook & Other Stories
If you’re like me, a person who enjoys learning more about various cultures whilst reading stories with themes concerning race and religion...then Nilanjana Sengupta’s latest hit — Chickpeas to Cook & Other Stories — is the perfect read for you.
The Heavenly Myth and a Christian Makeover in Jason and the Argonauts | Film East
Jason and the Argonauts (1963) is a key example of a modern retelling that keeps the spirit of these ancient tales alive while allowing the audience to explore timeless themes and characters in fresh, exciting ways.
A Gritty and Glamorous Illumination through Spartacus and Cleopatra
Picture fervent groups rallying for social change...Now, am I still writing about the dynamic spirit of 1960s America or sweeping cinematic epics like Spartacus (1960) and Cleopatra (1963)?
Gen Z Speaks: As a Malay-speaking Indian girl of mixed heritage, here’s how I celebrate racial harmony every day
Growing up in Singapore, my life has been a colourful tapestry of diverse cultures and languages. My journey has been one of self-discovery, introspection, and a profound appreciation for racial harmony.
High Seas Treaty: A breakthrough agreement to protect the deep blue
After at least 15 years of conversations and planning, all 193 members of the United Nations (UN) have agreed on an international agreement to protect biodiversity in international waters.
The Pecola Breedlove of Singapore
When I look at myself in the mirror, I see a young brown woman with unruly dark curly hair and dull, almond-shaped black eyes. Nothing spectacular or special about me. And yet I was only 6 when I was first called a “fake Indian”.
5 Gifting ideas for a Greener Festive Season
With the holiday season steadily approaching us, one might find themselves in a fix – “What shall I give my loved ones in December?” Especially difficult...fear not, we have wonderful fresh ideas to help you!
I was not persuaded by Jane Austen’s Persuasion
I am not afraid of admitting that I spent most of this year reading and watching Austen novels and adaptations respectively...However, my experience reading Persuasion was like having a bucket of iced water suddenly hurled at you.
ELTS alumnus with Rhodes Scholarship has a dream to teach
Brendan Loon is the NUS Department of English, Linguistics and Theatre Studies’ first and only Rhodes Scholar.
Along The Road For Bicycle-Sharing In Singapore
It is 1 am, and your stomach has been incessantly growling for quite some time...You don your mask, keys in hand ready to head out, but are faced with the biggest hurdle — how do you get there? Let me introduce to you — bicycle-sharing.
3 Ways You Can Make A Difference For World Wildlife Day 2022
For almost a decade, World Wildlife Day has been celebrated annually on 3 March with the aim to raise awareness of the diverse ecosystem around the globe.
Versatility and Vulnerability during Covid-19
Wong Lin considers herself lucky...Wong Lin can keep her job with a company that she has worked in for 19 years. She also finds it fortunate that she has a compassionate domestic worker...to help her take of her only sibling who has an intellectual disability.
Finding Joy in a Lifestyle of Giving
Darcel shares 10 valuable life lessons that she has learnt on her journey in doing community work.
Love 101 Season 2: Worth the Love?
If you are no stranger to Turkish television...then you should know that such dramas are filled with an abundance of coffee and tea, potent romance, heightened tension, and most notably — over-the-top acting. Love 101 does not fall short of this.
Disney and The Coming Out Narrative
You are on an exotic summer holiday in Northern Italy...Well, catch this, you are also an adventurous sea monster child embarking on a journey of self-discovery. This pretty much sums up the context of Pixar’s latest film, Luca.
Excuse Me, Are You Really A Singaporean?
I still get such degrading terms hurled at me, alongside incessant questioning about my national identity and race. Why? I speak with an “accent”, and doing so automatically categorises me as different and foreign to some Singaporeans.
Sustainable Fashion: Chic and Clean
Also known as eco-fashion as well as re-fashion, sustainable fashion refers to buying and wearing products that serve a much higher ecological integrity and social justice.
Kim’s Convenience: From Cult Favourite to Cautionary Tale
Kim’s Convenience focuses on the eponymous Korean Canadian family...the sitcom received praise worldwide for its cultural representation and its comedic storylines. However, a different tune is now being sung.
PA and the Wedding Standee: Racist or Just Culturally Insensitive?
On June 14, the People’s Association released a statement in response to Ms Sarah Bagharib. While the point-form statements on the PA’s Instagram page fell short...I agree with its more substantial statement on its website and Facebook page.
4 Affordable Outings to Spend With Loved Ones
Gone were the blissful holidays and for some, a brackish quarantine period — school is back in season! Don’t fret, you can now bring your best pals out to these fun and exciting places that are also within an inexpensive budget.
Three easy Christmas goodies you can make during the holidays
Whether or not you have always celebrated Christmas, make a difference this year and spend a day or two by bringing a smile onto your loved ones’ faces and bask in the merry spirit by making some yummy traditional goodies with these three recipes.
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