Temasek Review launches publicity drive to increase site traffic
From our Correspondent The Temasek Review is launching a publicity drive via google ads to increase traffic to its site. If you see our site advertisements on Straits Times, ChannelnewsAsia and Asiaone news portals, please refrain from clicking on them. They are meant for Singaporeans who are still unaware of our existence. At...
MM Lee unperturbed by question on his son becoming Singapore’s PM
From our Correspondent During a tea session with 10 selected Russian students, Singapore Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew shared his frank views on the challenges he faced in the course of his political career. Lee was especially peeved by a question on whether he had anything to do with his son, Mr Lee Hsien Loong, becoming prime...
ex-teacher: HDB-dwelling students have lower “threshold” for stress
From our Correspondent In a letter published in the Straits Times Forum on 21 September 2009, former school teacher and tuition owner Mr Ken Tai wrote that HDB-dwelling students seem to have a lower threshold for stress from his own personal experience. Mr Tai was writing in response to an article - 'Better performers' published...
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