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Archive for the ‘Reviews’ Category

A Letter to Sim Ann

In Response to Her Article "Of Wrongful Pride and Prejudice" (Straits Times, 7 Sept 2012)... PAP Sim Ann, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Education & Ministry of Law (Photo Asianone.com) Oh Sim Ann, How do we rebuke thee? Let us count the ways. We despise you to the depth and breadth, and height our soul can...

In conversation with PAP Govt, what would we ask?

If there were a “in conversation with PAP Govt”, I would like them to share with us the their current outlook of Singapore for Singaporeans firstly in areas that are of interest to our future. • I would like to know why HDB leasehold PUBLIC housing flats are so expensive and what gain or benefit is it to us (Singaporeans)...

A system that discourages language lovers

Excluding those forced into Third Language by their parents, I would suppose that entering secondary school with the fantasy of someday speaking French in France, or Japanese in Japan, is an exciting prospect. In a few months, however, many of my peers quit the subject. For example, a friend of mine, who was scoring all A1s...

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