The Ivory Tower “It’s great that you’re pursuing your passion… But what are you going […]
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Green Fingers for a Greener World: Growing Your Environmental Sustainability Campaign
On 21 September 2019, the first Singapore Climate Rally saw the gathering of more than […]
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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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Students Abroad: Pandemic Edition
With the volatility of Covid-19, countries across the globe have adopted wildly different approaches in combating the spread of Covid-19. As Covid-19 cases skyrocketed across the globe, many universities shut down their campuses and shifted to online learning, persuading Singaporean students studying abroad to return home. Meanwhile, Singapore implemented staggered arrivals into the country which barred many international students who had gone home for the summer from returning to Singapore for their next school term. These students faced unique challenges depending on the situations of their home countries. […]
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The Weight and Wait of BTOing
In one of my modules, we learnt that language planning and policy are deeply interconnected […]
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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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Would you come out as a Bi in school?
Dear Brunch Bunch,
Would you come out as a Bi in school? Because I am afraid my peers would look at me.
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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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