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Q&A Interview with Jaren Lim – SMU Information Systems Student
Education is one of the most important factors that influence a person's resources and experiences, and we want to share experiences of the up-and-coming generation professionals in Singapore. In this regard, our team at ValuePenguin has been preparing a...
Lifestyle
Children prefer to read books on paper rather than screens
Margaret Kristin Merga, Murdoch University and Saiyidi Mat Roni, Edith Cowan University
There is a common perception that children are more likely to read if it is on a device such as an iPad or Kindles. But new research shows...
Lifestyle
Some Polygamy May Arrest Falling Birth Rates
Polygamy - it is something that has not existed in our conversations for a while, or even in national debates. And that is only because polygamy does not really sync with our sense of propriety, moral values and how...
Lifestyle
The day the shrinking penis 'epidemic' struck Singapore
Did you know that Singapore was home to several pig farms nearly 50 years ago? Did you also know that these pigs led grown men to fear for the state of their genitals?
No, the pigs in Singapore weren't known for...
Lifestyle
Singapore, Happy New Year 2015
As Singapore entered into a new year in 1965, that is 50 years ago, little did we know that in eight months, Singapore will be kicked out of the Federation and we will have to go it alone as...
Lifestyle
Do Singaporean workers have bargaining power in employment contract terms?
Question from our reader.
Recently, my company wants to increase my job area, at first I was thrilled by the learning opportunity in a work I am interested. However, the company wants to extend my contract by, and I was...
Lifestyle
LGBT Activists, stop your hooliganism!
By Amanda Lee
The anus has a specific function to excrete waste but there are those who prefer to stuff their body parts in it. It is a shame. It is not natural and it is not God's will that...
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Can Wearing the Same Clothes Every Day Make You More Successful?
Much of society will make a big deal about the clothes that a person wears. This is very apparent when you see magazines that highlight the outfits that celebrities wear to events and even in their everyday lives. The...
Lifestyle
Singapore’s Large Ecological Footprint
Singapore’s growing population and use of resources has seen their environmental ranking worsen in a recent report from the World Wide Fund for Nature. Out of the 150 nations that were surveyed, Singapore ranked as the seventh largest ecological...
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NEW INTERCULTURAL THEATRE METHODS, TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES OF MAKING CONTEMPORARY THEATRE
Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC) 2014 is a global gathering of actors, writers, directors, scholars and researchers with an interest in the “Asian Intercultural”.
Within Asia’s diversity are societies, histories and communities that constantly feed theatre; from its teeming transnational cities to regional...
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Woman suspected of attempting suicide at MRT station gets arrested
SINGAPORE: A woman suspected of attempting suicide at an MRT station has been arrested and taken to the hospital...
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NTU study reveals link between social media burnout and belief in fake news
SINGAPORE: A recent study by researchers from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has shed light on the relationship between social media burnout and the propensity...
Celebrity
Doja Cat faces backlash for naming her new song after Filipino dish “Balut”
Rapper Doja Cat faces backlash for naming her new song after a Filipino dish as she released her latest single, "Balut," and offered an...
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Customer complaint: “scoop of gravy + packaging box = $0.70?”
SINGAPORE: A man was so shocked at the extra fee he was charged at a “neighborhood coffee shop” that, in his dismay, he wrote...
SG Economy
Japanese man compares cost of living in Japan vs Singapore
SINGAPORE: What is the difference between the cost of living in Japan and Singapore? What we know is both are renowned for their high...