Singaporeans in Conversation 2010, which was held last Saturday (28 August 2010), exposes a disconnect between state and citizenry.
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No matter how good or bad the quality of the teaching, administrative fiat can compensate for it by controlling who takes the exams better than who prepares the students...
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At the end of the Caterpillar Games, the moth spread out his wings, ascended into the air, and crashed straight into the blazing heart of the Games Cauldron. The...
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“Casino ban for top execs of listed company”, reads a Straits Times headline. Surely such an exclusion order smacks in the face of liberty, but this raises 2 substantial...
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The proliferation of superbugs such as MRSA are man-made and as such, they can be curbed. In this article, Kelvin Teo explores how this is done.
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The reason being for the Youth Olympic Games. Perhaps it is time to embrace, embody and express the Olympic values of Excellence, Friendship and Respect.
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A broad spectrum of online activities fall under the purview of internet election advertisement regulation. From existing legislation, it is quite clear what the law stipulates as “don’t”s for...
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Notable changes include the replacement of Mr Desmond Lim with Mr Wilfred Leung as SPP’s new Assistant Secretary-General. The 35-year-old product manager is also a long-time legislative assistant of...
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A misguided symbolism embodies a meaningless celebration. After all, Singapore's 2010 National Day coincides with the Hungry Ghost Festival.
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