Wall Street should prepare for economic suicide because they have dug a hole from which they will never be able to get out from. The failure to pass the 700 billion bailout plan is going to be the first of many market failures. Read Karl Marx ( Read more... )

I think Dr. Forman's Research Workshop has a heavy workload but is one of, if not, the most useful module I've ever taken in my academic life in NUS ( Read more... )

Although the process of cutting off chunks of paragraphs and lines is the hardest part in any essay writing, I get a kick out of seeing paragraphs get shorter.

I like Conrad's Heart of Darkness because everytime I read it, I find something new.

Sometime last week, I received a very thoughtful sms from one of my Lit seniors in NUS, who said this to me regarding the alleged plagiarism saga ( Read more... )

The organ furore shares a similarity with the controversy of whether or not a dormitory housing foreign workers should be built in the relatively and if I might add, undisturbed, neighbourhood of S gardens: in both cases, Singaporeans who are not implicated (ie. those who do not have organ failure and are relatively healthy, and those who stay far ( Read more... )

I never doubted that he wouldn't win!

I will always support the underdog, especially those who are not fearful of higher authority and who do their very best to challenge unfair accusations, rulings and mandates ( Read more... )

M and I caught Laremy's plays and Julian's musical last night at the Esplanade! While the plays were excellent (I am going to tell Hansel his performance was bloody funny in church today!), what was even better was the display of fireworks we managed to catch during our 20min intermission!!

The study of English Literature in the NUS Literature Department has been bastardized by spiteful, deceitful, malicious snakes who masquerade as humans.