Book Review: The Calligrapher’s Daughter
Written by Shuvern Yeoh The Calligrapher’s Daughter Author: Eugenia Kim Publisher: Bloomsbury, 2009 “Without having to confine my dreams to the destiny outlined in one’s name and the expectations…
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A Quick Guide to Figure Skating at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang
Photo Credits By Raeesah Hayatudin There’s so much magic in figure skating; it’s not only a sport, it’s an art, and it can be such a wonderful way of expression.…
New Year’s Resolutions: Why They Don’t Work?
Photo Credits Written by Chloe Gan It’s finally 2018! As it always is with every New Year, most of us are struck with the sense of how quickly another…
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5 Things Only Convent Girls Can Relate To
Source: The Star Online By Chua Jia Ying It’s a brand new year, and yet I still cannot get over the fact that I’m now in college! I keep…
Book Review: The Handmaid’s Tale
Photo Credits Written by Raeesah Hayatudin The Handmaid’s Tale Author: Margaret Wood Publisher: McClelland & Stewart, 1985 Before settling in to watch the first season of the recent TV show…
5 Money-saving Tips for the Holidays: The Bookworm Edition
Photo Credits Written By Chua Jia Ying Christmas is inching closer each day. One of the most exciting things about this particular holiday season is that Christmas shopping gives us…
5 Tips to a Relaxing Study Session
By Clara Lai and Chua Jia Ying Read and learn. When you are in college or university, with one assignment coming after the other in rapid succession, reading is…
Book Review: Strange the Dreamer
Written by Shuvern Yeoh Strange the Dreamer Author: Laini Taylor Publisher: Little, Brown and Company, 2017 “You’re a storyteller. Dream up something wild and improbable," she pleaded. "Something beautiful…
5 Tips For a More Effective Study Process
By Chloe Gee Exam season is just around the corner, if not, already in full swing; and for those of you who are struggling to get started on the…
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Thor Ragnarok: Movie Review
Tis' been a year for superheroes. 2017 kicked off with a familiar mutant turned R-rated reluctant father. Not long after, our five favourite space lunatics blasted us through a good time. Next a beautiful Amazon debuted as not only a pioneer for women heroes, but good DCU movies. Then a young hero swung by sweeter, cooler and funnier than ever, rocking his high tech spandex.