Wai Kay on October 20th, 2005

Was on my way to school today when I happen to chance upon a man handing out sheets of printed A4 paper.
Thought it would be some interesting political view as I have encountered such distributions in the past whenever the GE draws near.
The man just said “Thank You” as I took a copy and glancing [...]

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Justina on October 19th, 2005

Being part of the “new poor” (fresh graduate mah), I found the following read interesting. My only pickings about it, is the generous use of ‘PAP’ in the article. Regardless of whether PAP takes up almost all the seats, the PAP is not our government. Really, PAP is part of the government, but the government [...]

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Justina on October 17th, 2005

ELECTRIC NEWS
The Clarence Chang Interview
There’s no successor in sight to take over from the opposition veteran, but the SDA chairman is calmly taking a wait-and-see attitude October 07, 2005
His name, Chiam See Tong, in Hokkien, literally means to ‘hang on, temporarily’.
It’s an old joke among his critics – something the old war [...]

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Justina on October 17th, 2005

Draft Bill spells out who can enter gaming houses, other conditions
By Marcel Lee Pereira
PROPOSED laws to control who can enter casinos, keep criminals out and govern how gaming is conducted are ready, and Singaporeans are invited to comment on them.
The draft laws will be posted online by Monday, and because the casino issue has [...]

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Justina on October 15th, 2005

Saw in today’s Straits Times (Sat, Oct 15 2005):
“The Straits Times stay as S’pore’s No. 1 paper“
If there’s a “What’s wrong with this sentence?” kinda quiz, the above statement should be on it. Or does there exist other English Singaporean papers providing local news that I’m unaware of?
Please don’t tell me “The New [...]

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