The call to serve
When Wharton and College freshman Justin Ang was in ninth grade, his father asked him if he’d like to study overseas. Ang, enrolled in a public school in Singapore at the time, said he “didn’t really know what that meant.” Nonetheless, the bilingual — English and Chinese — thirteen-year-old consented to the transcontinental...
Migrants’ stories shed light on Singapore’s dark side
Siti Mushorafah had high expectations of working in Singapore. To support her family, the 42-year-old Indonesian came to the city-state to work as a maid. Back home, people had talked about the good things working in Singapore entailed, but once she arrived, she found herself the victim of physical abuse. When she made mistakes,...
The story of modern Singapore
Singapore's material achievement is a cover-up The End of History has not come yet. And Singapore will be remembered as one of the key bits in place that defied the progress of History towards an end-state based upon the democratic ideals of the West. That a tiny island carelessly situated in South-east Asia will be of much...
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