We hear of the elusive phantoms in USP but are they really what we expect them to be? Our very own phantom explores what makes an USPhantom.
Category: Lifestyle
Sleep vs Productivity: Should I stay up to finish this assignment?
The age-old question--or necessity--should I stay up to finish this assignment?
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5 Outfit Ideas for End of Semester Dinner
Mark your calendars for 16 November (Thursday): the end of semester dinner is around the corner! In case you don’t own any white outfits suited for the dinner, The Cinnamon Roll’s got you covered. Lad(ie)s, it’s time to fill those …
A Frank review: Why you shouldn’t miss USProds this weekend
There was a particularly emotional scene that brought tears to my eyes, and a large part of it was due to the actor's heart-wrenching performance as Frankie.
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Review | Everlife
I watched a student-produced play on Saturday, called Everlife. The play gave me some food for thought.
SGAG: More Than Just a Gag Account
By: Richelle Lum Most of us know of us know of 9GAG, a social media website and online platform used to share internet memes that feature current, popular trends. However, perhaps slightly lesser known is the Singaporean version of 9GAG, SGAG, …
Thoughts on: Sing! China
I am upset and not just because the show ended. Despite promising preliminary results during the semi-finals, Nathan Hartono, our home-grown talent, failed to become the winner of Sing! China, and was triumphed over by Jiang Dunhao, who was on …
Bells Tolling in Europe: Reflections On The Harvard World Model UN Conference, Rome
One Saturday evening, I heard bells tolling in the streets of Florence, Italy, just outside the Piazza della Repubblica. A pale blue sky, tinged with pink and orange, hung high above the narrow streets, flanked on both sides by tall, …
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Insights from Tehran
It was a fully immersive and comprehensive experience, and/but it requires an insatiable curiosity and stamina on the part of the participant in this programme. Despite the photographs of all the happy people, the intellectual pace was breath-taking.
Module Review: UQF2101H War and Democracy
The module has a deceptively simple overall question: Are democratic states less likely to go to war compared to non-democratic states? To anyone who answers “yes, duh!” (I know I did), there are at least three terms within that question …
