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Streakers get the boot: fair or not?
Be creative in punishing them I MET the punishment meted out to the streakers with incredulity. Why such harshness when no one was hurt, albeit a few pairs of eyes? Expelling them from their hall is s… more →
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Streakers get the boot: fair or not?
andreoei wrote 8 months ago: Be creative in punishing them I MET the punishment meted out to the streakers with incredulity. Why … more →
Just what exactly goes into student stress?
andreoei wrote 8 months ago: More is less THE modular system for local universities has led to us cramming for one semester … more →
Real education starts after school
andreoei wrote 10 months ago: I TOOK a common route after junior college: I went to university, together with most of my peers, an … more →
Time to speak up - or maybe not
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: Who will step up at Speakers’ Corner? YouthInk writers voice their doubts. Is this real or pse … more →
After the slog of varsity, we merit top pay, don't we?
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: The Gen Y has been set loose into the workforce – with ambition, aptitude and attitude. What a … more →
What price for a pound of flesh?
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: YouthInk writers give their take on whether human organs should be traded. Allow it, but regulate it … more →
Is Project Work too much effort, or worth it?
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: Project Work adds value to A levels, but grading needs to be fair, say YouthInk writers. A taste of … more →
Complain? Try a little courtesy first
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: YouthInk writers get to the root of the ‘complain culture’ in S’pore. Courtesy is … more →
Finding happiness in all places and the right faces
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: As Singapore’s happiest person hits headlines, YouthInk writers talk about what gives them joy … more →
Going global without losing sight of where the heart is
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: With so many of Singapore’s brightest given the chance to expand their horizons abroad, are th … more →
Work as service staff? Thanks, but no thanks
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: Seven out of 10 jobs that go unfilled are in the service sector. Why do Singaporeans shun these task … more →
What price 'posh' public housing? Homing in on the issue
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: The latest public housing comes at a premium, but YouthInk writers wonder if the cost is worth it. G … more →
Planning your future career is a tough job
sanjiv wrote 1 year ago: In a continuing series about living in and liking Singapore, top YouthInk writer Alicia Ng talks abo … more →
Orchard Road in need of a facelift?
sanjiv wrote 2 years ago: With newer retail options such as VivoCity, and the convenience of neighbourhood malls, have the sta … more →
What should brand identity be for 4th varsity?
sanjiv wrote 2 years ago: From expressing diversity in enrolment to relooking the emphasis on grades, YouthInk writers speak o … more →
Salary issue: Gender debate goes on
sanjiv wrote 2 years ago: The gender gap in Singapore is closing, with women in their 20s earning 98 per cent of what their ma … more →
How 9/11 has affected S'pore youths
sanjiv wrote 2 years ago: On the eve of the sixth anniversary of the Sept 11 attacks on the World Trade Center, YouthInk write … more →
Before the new NUS college town is designed...
sanjiv wrote 2 years ago: What will it take to make a really great university town? YouthInk writers weigh in with their views … more →
Push for trilingual students: Language boon or barrier?
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sanjiv wrote 2 years ago: Incentives for students to pick up Malay were introduced at the National Day Rally. Will the move go … more →
