On the 15th of May, Artemis Communications – a media communication and training company – launched its own online media platform called the Breakfast Network . As one of the attendees of the launch, I was able to converse with the various leaders in collaboration under the Artemis brand to better understand their motivations and vision. Other than the Breakfast Network, Artemis currently More...
on NUS campus
Review: Pleasure Factory
by Kellynn Wee Pleasure Factory is an elegantly-shot docudrama by Thai director Ekachai Uekrongtham which circles unobtrusively around three separate narratives that take place in Geylang, Singapore’s More...
Review: David
by Nayantara Srinivasan Joel Fendelman and Patrick Daly’s David, a short film screened as part of the NUS Arts Festival 2013, takes up complex issues of religion and culture, framed through the More...
Feature: StudentsWhoSucceed
On one of my usual night runs perusing Facebook (read: mindlessly refreshing my newsfeed every other minute), I stumbled on something that made me not completely loathe myself for rampant procrastination More...
Singapore Society
On 377A: It’s never moral to use force and coercion
“Setting a good example is a far better way to spread ideals than through force of arms” – Ron Paul Pastor Lawrence Khong of FCBC recently made a status update on his Facebook profile which has More...
Dubai: What’s Rotten in the Las Vegas of the Middle East?
Last year, when my parents announced that they were packing their bags and relocating from Dubai to Muscat, I was excited. Having come to Singapore six years ago for upper secondary schooling, I only get More...
Guns and Freedom: How America Should Act
In the span of a month, two major incidents of gun-related crimes have occurred in the USA. While such incidents are not new, they have sparked a debate over the rights of a civilian to carry arms and More...
