Tuesday, February 28, 2006
News
MPs Fear Expctations Of More Goodies From Future Budgets
Panellist: Media Too Timid
The way the mainstream media covers elections came under fire yesterday at a forum on politics at the National University of Singapore.
The Shift Intensifies
Only 45,000 more Singapoean voters in last 5 years, lowest rise in modern history, thanks to globalisation.
Singapore Has To Pay More Attention To Immediate Neighbours: ASEAN Sec-Gen
Opinion
MacRitchie Reservoir Singapore
After entering the park, the air humidity became hard to stand... at the same time,the intense, exotic smell of a rainforest was overwhelming, surprising and strange at the same time.
Concert Venue Blues
Poor acoustics and crowd control leave music lovers short-changed.
Monday, February 27, 2006
News
Singapore To Join Global Discussions On Common Emergency Number
Shin Corp Becomes 'Singaporean State Firm'
Shin Corporation has technically become a state enterprise of Singapore following Temasek Holdings' buy-out of the Thai telecom conglomerate formerly owned by the Shinawatra family.
Breakfast Before School
Primary school students under the Financial Assistance Scheme will be provided with free breakfast before classes in the morning.
Technology
Sunday, February 26, 2006
News
Technology
More Singaporeans Own Computers, Have Internet Access: Survey
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) study revealed that 2 in 3 households have internet access.
Saturday, February 25, 2006
News
Singapore Bids Farewell To Former DPM Rajaratnam
Singpoare has laid to rest one of its founding fathers — the former Deputy Prime Minister and senior statesman, Mr S. Rajaratnam.
Opinion
Entertainment
Friday, February 24, 2006
News
Online Activism: Sleepy In Singapore
Island state not as advanced as neighbour, says academic.
Opinion
Let's Talk About Racial Differences
In the long run, self-censorship may lead to a growing opacity between the different communities that form Singapore.
Thursday, February 23, 2006
Ramblings
Probably almost every Singaporean adult have taken a buffet at their local friendly buffet restaurant, where we try to get our money's worth. (Eat more salmon! Stop eating rice!)
Here's a report on the buffet scene over at Hong Kong by a Singaporean.
News
Singapore 'Not Sour' Over Qantas
Singapore sounded a more conciliatory tone today over an Australian ban on tans-Pacific service by Singapore Airlines.
Singapore-Australia Relations Unaffeced By Decision On SIA: George Yeo
Singapore Wooing Indian Honeymoners
Singapore saw a sharp rise in Indian visitors last year and is making a bid for more tourist arrivals this year by wooing honeymoon couples.
Johor's Exports Of Live Chicken To Singapore Up 10%
Johor's export of live chicken to Singapore has increased by 10% to 20% after the republic suspended imports from Selangor.
Australia To Seek Talks With Singapore Over SiA Ban
Australia will seek talks with Singapore after the city state took the unusual step of publicly rebuking Canberra for maintaining a trans-Pacific ban on Singapore Airlines.
No Curfew, Just Letters For Some
Two Former Strongmen, Soeharto-Lee Kuan Yew Meet Again
Qantas, Singapore Say Merger Not In Their Flight Path
Qantas and Singapore Airlines were yesterday pouring cold water on any sugestion they would begin talking about a possible merger, despite the Howard government's enthusiasm for a marriage.
Opinion
Entertainment
Singapore 'Ho Chiak'
Hanging out with a group of Singaporeans who love to eat has opened up a whole new avenue for me and at the same time, changed the stereotyped view of eating out in this island.
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Ramblings
Rumor has it that when you visit Singapore Airline's CEO at his office — not that I have ever done that — you only get instant coffee in paper cups. Not even real cups. Customers at economy class on Singapore Airlines have better cups.
News
Former DPM Rajaratnam Dies Of Heart Failure At Age 90
Former Singapore Deputy Prime Minister S. Rajaratnam Dies At 90
Late Rajaratnam Remembered For His Profound Contribution To Nation: FM Yeo
Hailing Singapore's first foreign minister as a "giant," Foreign Minister George Yeo said his ministry would remember Mr S Rajaratnam's profound contribution to the nation.
Singapore Talks On Closer Ties: Downer
Australia wanted to develop closer ties with Singapore despite banning Singapore Airlines from flying the lucrative Sydney-to-Los Angeles route, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said today.
Explain Why Singapore Misled: Labor
The federal government might have misled Singapore into believing its flagship airline would get access to the lucrative Sydney-US route, Labor said today.
mTouche Suspended For Letting Users Get Charged For New Year SMSes
PAP To Field Eurasians In Elections Soon
TV Licence Fee Funded Many Programmes
In the last financial year, the $111 million collected from TV and radio licence fees funded more than 3,000 hours of public service programmes, Information, Communications and the Arts Minister Lee Boon Yang said.
Singapore Disappointed By Australia's Decision On SIA
Singapore's Transport Ministry said it was extremely disappointed by the Australian Government's decision on Singapore Airlines. "Singapore has... been more than generous in facilitating the growth of Austrlian carriers to and beyond Singapore. It is disheartening to see that they have taken this and warmth in our bilateral relationship for granted."
Opinion
We Should Learn From Singapore
Sure, it is not a perfect system, but I believe we can learn a lot from our southern neighbour.
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
News
Australia Govt Rejects SIA Bid To Fly Sydney - LA
The Australian government has rejected a bid by Singapore Airlines for access to the lucrative Sydney-Los Angeles route for "some years", Transport Minister Warren Truss said on Tuesday.
Bird Flu Found In India, Malaysia Prompts Poultry Import Bans
Singapore, Sri Lanka and Nepal banned imports of chickens after avian influenza was found in birds in India and Malaysia.
Government Warns Against Abusing Workfare Bonus
Anyone planning to tell a few lies to get the Workfare Bonus should be prepared for an extended spell of official hospitality. This could include time behind bars.
Singapore Suspends Poultry, Egg Imports From Malaysia's Selangor
Singapore Pitch To Replace Asian Aerospace Takes Flight
Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said more than 50 per cent of space for the event has been taken p. He added that if "the big boys" are here, the smaller companies will tend to follow.
Official: Singapore Air Show No Threat
Singapore's plans to launch a new air show in 2008 won't undermine Asia's largest aerospace exhibition, which is relocating from its longtime home in Singapore to Hong Kong, an industry official said Monday.
Opinion
Housewives Have Been Forgotten In Budget
Brokeback Singapore
The move to allow an Oscar-nominated movie is hardly opening up; it is in line with Singapore's existing ratings system.
Protection Doesn't Serve Us Well
An unfortunate element in this debate is the blurring of the line between "national interest" and the "interests of national carriers."
Entertainment
Scoring A Khoo
"I much prefer to be interviewed by foreign film critics. It's all about the work. They don't care about my background," Eric Khoo says.
Forget About A Singapore Comeback
Forget about a Malaysian League and a Malaysia Cup with Singapore being part of either to bring back the good old days. "That's not going to happen. The Malaysia Cup days for Singapore football are over as we move forward in search of our own identity and success," said John Koh, general secretary of the FA of Singapore.
Monday, February 20, 2006
News
Australia: No Decision On Singapore Air
Australian Prime Minister John Howard said Monday his government had not yet decided whether Singapore Airlines should be allowed to fly the lucrative route between Sydney and Los Angeles.
Temasek A Formidable Global Player Despite PSA Loss To Dubai
State-linked Singapore investment firm Temasek Holdings remains a formidable global player despite wholly-owned unit PSA International's failure to secure Britain's biggest port operator, analysts say.
Number Of Voters Over The Limit In Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC
The constituency is the fastest-growing since the 2001 General Election.
Wanted: Lawyers For The People
Professionals urged to provide much needed family and criminal law services.
Sunday, February 19, 2006
News
Qantas Keeps LA To Itself
Australia's new aviation policy is set to reject Singapore Airlines' bid to fly Qantas's most lucrative route, from Sydney to Los Angeles.
Singapore Election This Year, Says Goh
"I can tell you election is coming. I can tell you it will be held after the budget. I can tell you further that it will be held before the end of this year."
Bridge Over Troubled Waters
After so many years, both sides are still learning how to live with each other.
Bloggers, Podcasts Online May Be Subject To Parliamentary Elections Act
The Media Development Authority has reminded internet content providers to comply with Singapore's laws, including those relating to political content.
Saturday, February 18, 2006
News
Singapore Court Jails Two Men For Internet Music Piracy
Two men were jailed in Singapore for illegally sharing hundreds of music files over the internet, local media reported Saturday.
Three Telcos To Take Action Against mTouche
Thousands of mobile phone subscribers could have been hit by a billing glitch from a content provider — mTouche — for unsolicited festive SMS greetings.
$2.6b Help Package For All
Goodies worth $2.6 billion were unwrapped yesterday in a budget that had something for everyone, but particularly those who need it most — the young, the old, the poor and unskilled workers.
Opinion
NUS Fee Increase Due To Rising Costs
We need to take into account the fact that manpower cost comprises about 70 per cent of our operating costs and the university has to pay internationally competitive salaries to retain and recruit quality academic staff.
Technology
Friday, February 17, 2006
News
Singapore Airlines Hit Out At Qantas
Singapore Airlines said while Qantas chief executive was in favour of opening up the skies to get greater access to Europe, Qantas wants to retain its stranglehold on the US route.
Opinion
The Age Of Loitering
Personally, I think we should have the police look at the other side of the problem: Parents who do not know where their kids are after 11pm.
Singaporeans Let Go On Malaysian Roads, Too
What we need is strict enforcement of the law so that it wil be respected by all drivers, Singaporeans andpoliticians included.
'Causeway Not The Cause Of Pollution'
The Causeway was not identified as the cause of pollution in the Strait of Johor.
PUB Should Track And Tax Usage Of Utilities By Number Of Residents
Double Jeopardy: It's A Legal Question For Court
An appeal is not a second trial of the accused on the facts or the law. It is a supervisory hearing by an appeal court to correct errors of fact and law.
Thursday, February 16, 2006
News
Cops To Help Keep Teens Off Streets After 11pm
If the Police catch teens loitering in public places after 11pm, they will notify the parents, telling them what their child has been up to.
Singapore Picked As Launch Pad For Space Trips
Singapore has been chosen as the site of an integrated port which will offer space flights as wel as astronaut training by United States-based Space Adventures.
Singapore Raises 2006 GDP Forecast To As Much As 6%
Singapore Rejects Claim About Pollution Of Johor Strait
Mr Gerald Ho, press officer of the Singapore High Commission, said the Causeway was not identified as the cause of pollution in the Strait of Johor in the Murray-North report.
Police Seek Tougher Rules On Sale Of Second-Hand Goods
The police want the law governing the sale of second-hand goods toughened to make it more difficult for thieves to sell off stolen property.
Singapore Disputes Malaysian Article On Causeway Pollution
Singapore explained that on its side, the only source of pollution identified was treated effluent from two water reclamation plants. And Singapore is diverting this via a deep tunnel sewerage system, now under construction.
Opinion
'Scenic Bridge' Will Reflect Ties
What Malaysia should do is to tell them to keep their half of the causeway. Let the crooked bridge be a monumnet and a reminder to the future generations of both countries on the "crooked" relationshiop we have with them.
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
News
All Public Buses To Be Wheelchair-Friendly By 2023
Brokeback Mountain Avoids Singapore Censors
Singaporean cinemagoers will be able to watch Ang Lee's feted cowboy romance Brokeback Mountain uncut from tomorrow, despite the island republic's definition of gay sex as an act of gross indecency punishable by a maximum of two years in jail.
Manhunt Underway In Singapore After Gunshot Murder Of Businessman
Johor Strait 'A Giant Toxic Sink'
Pollution in the Johor Strait is so bad that it could pose a health hazard unless concerted efforts are made to break the Causeway and flush out the "dead water."
An Island Of The World
Singaporeans outnumbered by foreign buyers for upmarket Sentosa residential projects.
Opinion
Don't Delay It Any Longer
Waiing for two years is long enough and this could incur extra costs.
A Smooth Ride, Where Possible
Connectivity across major roads and expressays has always been one of NPark's challenges in developing of park connectors.
Curb Entry To All Gambling Outlets
If we really want to control the social ills of gambling, then the immediate step is to curb entry into all such outlets, instead of targeting casinos alone.
Singapoean Adults Need To Be Protected From Themselves
Singaporeans Adults are not responsible for themselves, but foreigners and maids are?
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
News
Singapore Passes Bill On Casino Regulations
Exit Permit Rule To Apply From Age 13 Under New Bill
Singaporean boys and permanent residents aged 13 and older will need an exit permit if they travel abroad for more than three months.
Genetic Screening For Newborns
A new sceening programme to catch genetic metabolic disorders in newborns is expected to be available here by September.
Preparing For Scenic Bridge
Gerbang Perdana Sdn Bhd, the consortium spearheading the scenic bridge project, has started collecting soil samples and conducting marine surveys ont he Malaysian side of hte Tebrau Straits.
$100 Casino Entry Fee To Stay
Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng made it clear that while the government have heard the bidders' voices, it had a responsibility to minimise the social ills from gambling.
Singapore-Brand Rambutans?
The Malaysian Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has lashed out at Singapore exporters for "rebranding" Malaysian products and passing them off as local products.
Feeder Service Between Two Ports
Johor Port Authority says a feeder service may be introduced between Port of Tanjung Pelepas and the Pasir Gudang Port following the government's decision to build the half-bridge to replace the 80-year-old Johor Causeway.
Opinion
Students, Please Give Charity Your Support
Community Involement Project hours are administered by the schools and we suggest Miss Wan refer the matter to her school.
Temasek Has Long-Term Commitment To Asia
As a long-term financial investor, we remain apolitical.
Govt Holds Temasek Liable For Good Returns
The government does not approve individual investments by Temasek, nor does it second guess Temasek's risk assessment.
Monday, February 13, 2006
Ramblings
Why, oh why, must the beer commercials on television this past Chinese New Year season be so extremely bad?
News
Opinion
Half-bridge Taking All For Ride
A 'half-bridge' that leads to nowhere which costs RM2 billion — is anyone in the government thinking?
Good Bridges Make Good Neighbours
Singapore's worries about its trade being affected by the economic emergence of Johor after the replacement of the Causeway are unfounded.
Chinese Majority Must Speak Up Too
There is clearly a need for the clan associations to break out from their old shell of being the custodians of Chinese culture and heritage, to be involved in a greater, and not less important, new role of being "megawatt connectors" betweent he Chinese majority and other minorities.
Sunday, February 12, 2006
News
96% Of Singaporeans Back Death Penalty
Almost everyone here, both young and old and of every race and education level, supports the death penalty for heinous crimes, a survey shows.
Unhappy Over Passport Deadline
Many people in Johor, who go to Singapore regularly to meet family and friends, are unhappy over the republic's decision not to recognise the Malaysin restricted passport from July 1.
Singaporeans Are Closer But Will Never Be Like Coffee With Milk
Although the different races here have grown closer over time, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong does not think Singapore will ever become a kopi susu nation.
A Nation Of Naive Citizens?
Cosmopolitan but with half the population poorly educated, Singapore is often smart and terribly green at the same time, at least a portion of it, anyway.
Opinion
Entertainment
Releasing Steam
More than two decades after Singapore imposed its strict Mandarin language policy, a comic actor gives Hokkien, a dialet of the heartland, the renewed outlet it has long craved.
Coming Not So Soon
Oscar heavyweights make slow crawl to Singapore's screen.
Saturday, February 11, 2006
News
Singapore's Opposition Leader Bankrupt On Libel Payments
Chee told reporters outside the court that he would remain politically active, despite not being able to contest elections.
Singapore Walks Away From P&O
The Port of Singapore Authority is expected to turn its attentions to US terminals operator Stevedoring Services of America after yesterday pulling out of the £3.92 billion bid battle for Britain's P&O.
Ministers Right to Challenge Opposition's Ideas: MM
Lee Kuan Yew said that, otherwise, some people might be misled into believing that these are possible solutions for Singapore.
Singaproe Democratic Party Secretary-General Chee Soon Juan Declared Bankrupt
Friday, February 10, 2006
Ramblings
I see someone has confused between the MediaCorp's Mobile TV and the proposed bus CCTV system.
Not all things with the name "Television" in there is used to sell advertisement. Others are used to invade your privacy.
News
Singapore Won't Allow Publication Of Prophet Cartoons
Singapore won't allow the publication of a controversial sequence of cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said late Thursday, condemning the caricatures as insensitive.
6 Town Councils Set To Announce Upgrading Plans
AirAsia Captain Welcomes New Partner In His Thai Unit
Tony Fernandes, the group chief executive officer of AirAsia, said he was happy to work with Temasek after its takeover of Shin Corp, citing its professionalism.
Opinion
Taxation: Learning From Singapore
No Credit Given For Not Collecting Enough On Flag Day
Watch Out For Fallout From Temasek's Move
Ministry Of Manpower Non-Reply
Somehow MOM insists that the Singapore rate of unemployment benefitted more from a 'record increase in jobs' — without showing that these jobs actually went to Singaporeans more than they went to foreign workers.
Thursday, February 9, 2006
News
Singapore Labeled Unethical Investor
The Thai press, backed by protesters, is accusing Singapore of acting unethically in its business dealings with Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
Danes Not Welcome In Singapore Coffee Shop
Muslim cafe owner angry enough to bar customers; but police demand sign be removed.
69m Use Causeway Every Year, Choking Johor Baru, Says Expert
"The only way out of this gridlock is to build an integrated new bridge and CIQ complex to divert traffic away from the CBD."
Singapore Muslims Oppose Violence In Cartoon Conflict
Several Islamic organizations in Singapore have expressed their opposition to any form of violence by Muslims in the recent cartoon conflict.
Opinion
Cycling Track Or Obstacle Course?
Pedestrian bridges along park connector ive cyclists a back-breaking experience.
I Don't Get It
How does guessing which minister leading a GRC matter, when we should be evaluating whether the canddiate can run a ministry in the first place?
Entertainment
The Resurrection Of Cathay
Movie exhibitor with proud history in region is making its presence felt again.
Wednesday, February 8, 2006
News
STB Says Tourism Appeal Most Important Criteria For Marina IR Bid
Singapore Telecom 'Will Look' At Acquiring Telecom N.Z.'s AAPT
Indonesian Police Prepared To Send More Suspects To Singapore
Malaysia, Singapore To Continue Bridge Talks
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said Wisma Putra would discuss the concessions sought by Singapore, including permission to use Johor's airspace for its defence forces' training, and the sale of sand from Malaysia.
Talks Between Singapore And Malaysia To Dwell On Trade-Off Issues
Tuesday, February 7, 2006
News
Anti-Singaporean Sentiment Spreads
Growing anti-Singaporean sentiment relating to Temasek Holdings' purchase of a 49.6-percent stake in Shin Corp could taint bilateral relations in the future, academics and lawmakers warned yesterday.
Singapore Surrender Site Declared A National Monument
Malaysia Restricted Passport Not Valid For Entry Into Singapore From July
Retailer Pays Damages For Selling Pirated Discs
TS Group has been forced to pay damages to movie distributors and studios for selling pirated DVDs.
A Faster, Simpler Admissions Exercise
At a media briefing yesterday, MOE explained that the upcoming exercise has been made simpler and smoother.
Singapore Tax Policy Attracts Swiss Account Money
For decades, the ultrarich looking for discreet banking services gravitated to Switzerland, where account secrecy was sacrosanct. But when Swiss authorities acceded to pressure from the European Union to discourage tax evasion, the door opened for a new challenger to woo the world's wealthy: Singapore.
Share Sale Furore: Singapore Warned: Drop Shin Takeover
Critics demand island state 'must cancel' deal as Thai anger at Temasek is threatening to boil over. Singapore was warned yesterday to stop Temasek's purchase of Shin Corp otherwise it would face the wrath of the people of Thailand.
Opinion
Open Your Eyes To Singaporean Drivers' Not-So-ANgelic Ways
Once Singaporean drivers reach the border, or even worse enter Malaysia, they completely seem to forget any respect for existing rules and regulations, not to mention courtesy.
Temasek's 30-Year Returns A Robust 18%
The five-year TSR to March 2005 mentioned by Mr Ho measures off the market high of March 2000 due to the dot com boom.
Monday, February 6, 2006
Ramblings
MediaCorp Radio DJs are keeping quiet for 70 hours for charity? Great idea. Now, if only they can keep quiet for the rest of the year, and hire some competent DJs and hosts and interviewer and reporters to take over the talking duties, life will be great.
News
Vision Of A Vibrant Johor
News of work beginning on the 'scenic bridge' to replace the Causeway across the Johor Strait has been a talking point in both Malaysia and Singapore. Although it is all happening in Johor, state leaders have said little about the project. Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul ghani Othman speaks of why the bridge is so important for Johor.
Syed Hamid: Bridge Talks With Singapore Not 'A Sign Of Weakness'
Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said Malaysia's approach to continue talks with the republic was strategically driven and with reason.
Bridge Issues Narrowed Down To Those That Can 'Take Off': Syed Hamid
"I think we have narrowed down and focused on a few issues that we think can take off, where there is general agreement; like the question of a full bridge, the question of what type of trade-off that Singapore can get out of agreeing to certain things like the bridge."
Malaysia, Singapore Identify Specific Issues On Bridge Proposal
Much Ado Over Plenty
Singapore's "external" investment has steadily become a bright spot that promises a more secure economic future.
Opinion
BadBranding@Singapore
You would think that the manifestations of "@" that I run into these days would be the last of a dying breed; fading survivors of the dot-com boom days, when anything that evoked the internet was sexy by definition. But, alas, it is not so.
STB Said 90 Days OK But... Tourist Stay Limited To 60 days
If the Singapore government agrees that a British citizen may stay for 90 days, why can the ICA not implement this?
Entertainment
Saturday, February 4, 2006
News
Singapore To Go For Win-Win Position In Talks With Malaysia
Singapore is looking forward to discussions on various issues with Kuala Lumpur during their annual foreign ministry games today and tomorrow in an effort to achieve "a win-win position for everybody," Singapore Foreign Minister George Yeo said.
Golf Diplomacy To The Fore
A round of golf is just a round of golf, and one should not read too much into the game. But can one do that with the knowledge that the sides playing the game are top diplomats from two neighbouring countries who have ongoing negotiations to resolve some prickly issues?
Friday, February 3, 2006
News
Malaysia Revives Cross-Strait Half-Bridge Plan
Malaysia is reviving plans to build a bridge to replace a causeway that links it with Singapore in a move that threatens to hurt improving bilateral relations.
Minister Clears The Air
"There's no shift in our position. Malaysia's position all along was that it ad every right to do anything within its territory. As such, the proposed scenic bridge was never part of negotiations between the countries."
Bridge Work To Start 'In Four Months'
Work on the so-called 'scenic' bridge to replace the Johor Causeway will begin in four to five months, Malaysia's Works Minister Samy Vellu has said.
Opinion
We're All For It
It is the average Singaporean who has to suffer each time he or she cross the strait to go to Johor nad other parts of Malaysia to chill out and shop for bargains.
Temasek's Returns Disappointing
Thanks For The Confirmation, RI
It seems its communications head has, in a roundabout and verbose manner, admitted "yes". Why else would a school as rich in resources as RI say they do not have enough resources to dedicate to competitive soccer when neighbourhood schools can?
Thursday, February 2, 2006
News
Malaysia Seeks Chance To Seal Bridge Deal With Singapore
Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said there should be another opportunity for discussions, adding that if this failed it would be time to "think of something else."
Give KL-Singapore Talks A Chance, Says Syed Hamid
The Malaysian Foreign Minister yesterday urged people to give the talks on outstanding issues with Singapore a chance, but said negotiations could not go on forever.
Opinion
The Bad News About Good Journalism
The future of news is not a matter for editors and journalists alone to ponder.
No Justification For Singapore's Mandatory Death Penalty
Shit Statistics
So what if the unemployment rate is the lowest in the last four years, if you change the basis of measurement? So what if you win the match, if you shift the goalpost midway through?
Wednesday, February 1, 2006
News
JB Bridge Project Must Go Ahead, Says Abdullah
"They know we are going to build the bridge, the question is what type of bridge, whether a crooked or straight one. So, they should not be confused over our move."
Opinion
Not Right To Hang If Judges' Decision Split
CCAs: Stretched Resources Used Prudently To Enrich Character
Soccer is alive in RI. We have created several other avenues for the development of soccer through PE lessons, inter-house and inter-class tournaments.
Burgess Chews On Singapore
Singapore has an electoral system of sorts, but one that is almost as thoroughly rigged as any Communist ballot charade.
