Great tongue-in-cheek article. Got this off mrbrown, who wrote it inToday. A related article concerning this issue is “What’s wrong with putting family first?‘ by ST. —— Friday • February 18, 2005 At school or varsity, finding a job or getting married, it’s not like it used be Dear Mummy, I am feeling very sad. [...]
Star, Malaysia February 13, 2005 Insight Down South By Seah Chiang Nee EDUCATED and financially independent, the new Singaporean woman is running into a wall of male traditions that is leaving some holes in their relationship, including marriage. The trend had been building up over a couple of decades. In few other countries have women [...]
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ST did some cutting when they published the excerpt on the newspapers. Here’s a more complete transcript of what was really said: Link to a more complete transcript Link to the NUS Webcast [Auth required]* * take note of the crowd reaction if you do watch the webcast. I mean you already know the gist [...]
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Goh makes a useful suggestion of a ‘comprehensive career guidance program’, though I’m skeptical about how successful it would be. While such a program may help some, there are many problems which still stands in the way. (1) Most kids don’t know what they want when they are 15/16, even with a good career guidance [...]
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