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There are a couple of things about NUS that make me burst into tears—I mean, […]
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8 Songs That Have Encouraged Us Through the Pandemic & Beyond
The past two years have been nothing short of unwanted surprises, from recurrent waves of […]
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Liberal Arts: The Road to Unemployment?
The Ivory Tower “It’s great that you’re pursuing your passion… But what are you going […]
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“Am I A Fraud?”: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
Many of us have moments of self-doubt. Moments when we fear that we are not smart enough, or don’t work hard enough, or aren’t good enough. When we suffer from these destructive thoughts consistently, we may be suffering from what is popularly called ‘imposter syndrome.’ […]
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Making Friends in the Pandemic Era: The Boons and Banes of a Student Chatbot
If you’ve been lurking on Reddit and social media these days, I’m sure the term […]
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The Inevitable Disappointment of University and Why That’s a Good Thing
When I was in high school, a mere year before graduation, my Econs teacher told […]
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How do I resolve my anger that I had to serve two years of national service with no compensation?
Dear Brunch Bunch, How do I resolve my anger that I had to serve two […]
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