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By Invitation: Getting the job with the right attitude

I’m often asked how I got into advertising. The short answer: I was lucky to get an interview at London’s then top advertising agency and even luckier to pass it.
Posted On 04 Apr 2016
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Minister Shanmugam: Time to focus on SG100

Singapore has just marked its jubilee year, but it’s time to look toward SG100, Minister for Home Affairs K Shanmugam told students on Monday night.
Posted On 28 Mar 2016
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Faith in family

He grew up hating having to live in a century-old temple where, as a young boy, he had to help his mother with prayer rituals instead of playing with his friends. Now, Alan Chong, 28, is preparing for the possibility of becoming the first male to take charge of his family’s Chong Tuck
Posted On 24 Mar 2016
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Frankly, My Dear: It’s not interesting to be a woman

The countless people I met throughout my six-month internship stint last year were different from one another in many ways, but their reactions to my choice of work were invariably the same.
Posted On 24 Mar 2016
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It’s also a woman’s world

Growing up in a traditional Indian family, I was told that success lay at the end of the road most taken. I wondered whether my mother would have been happy for me if I had become as successful as my lady boss.
Posted On 24 Mar 2016
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NTU men’s tennis wins first SUniG team gold in 5 years

Led by coach Ignatius Hendroff, who only joined NTU in January, the men beat defending champion National University of Singapore (NUS) 3-2.
Posted On 19 Mar 2016
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4 S-League players who could rain on Jermaine Pennant’s parade

Amid the fanfare over Jermaine Pennant, Ignatius Koh takes a look at four players who could rain on his parade.
Posted On 19 Mar 2016
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Foodsnoop: A taste of Bavaria

As Singapore’s only German restaurant and microbrewery, Paulaner Bräuhaus features a typically Bavarian menu and fresh lager. Goh Pei Xuan and Loy Kheng Wee discover the taste of true blue German fare.
Posted On 19 Mar 2016
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Editorial: It’s time to reflect on how we can be truly racially inclusive

To ensure the Elected Presidency better reflects our multiethnic society, a new committee helmed by Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon will be reviewing the election process for Singapore’s highest office. This review could not be more timely.
Posted On 19 Mar 2016
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Foodsnoop: This Israeli good

Israeli cuisine, which bears exotic flavours of the Mediterranean diet, is rarely heard of in Singapore. Muhammad Syafiq and Sherlyn Goh uncover the mysteries behind this obscure cuisine.
Posted On 19 Mar 2016
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Upgrade your H2O with fruit-infused water

To jazz it up, immerse a combination of vegetables, herbs and fruits in flavoured or plain water and have your sweet treat chilled or at room temperature.
Posted On 19 Mar 2016
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Students miss drink machines

The disappearance of drink vending machines across campus has left students disgruntled, with many complaining that getting a drink has become more inconvenient.
Posted On 19 Mar 2016
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NTU Wakeboarding Club riding through the waves

The club was formed in 2012 and has 35 members now, of which 18 are exchange students — a far cry from the six members it had just a year ago.
Posted On 17 Mar 2016
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Recognising my Chinese privilege

In light of the proposed amendments to ensure a racially diverse Elected Presidency, we asked two undergraduates to reflect on the move.
Posted On 17 Mar 2016
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Affirmation action necessary to level playing field 

In light of the proposed amendments to ensure a racially diverse Elected Presidency, we asked two undergraduates to reflect on the move.
Posted On 17 Mar 2016
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