By Abigail Ang (18S06B) and Jeslyn Tan (18S06R)
Cover image by Angelica Ong (18A01C)

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“Won’t last one lah,” is an oft-heard phrase when discussing relationships in JC. You may have heard this from parents, teachers, and even peers who cite National Service as a death knell for young relationships. Most JC students are undoubtedly at a crossroads in their lives, and couples may eventually split to attend different universities and pursue different paths in life.

But what do Rafflesians currently in relationships think of these stereotypes? We speak to 2 couples—‘Alex’ and ‘Quince’, ‘Jules’ and ‘Zac’ (not their real names)—to find out.

Reading Time: 7 minutesBy Abigail Ang (18S06B) and Jeslyn Tan (18S06R)

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The 14th of February has come and gone, with its heart-shaped chocolates and overpriced roses, but the prospect of new couples – especially within the Year 5 batch – remains a hot topic. From Orientation – some OGLs claim their OGLings began ‘making moves’ on the first day – to the long stretches of free time many Year 5 classes seem to be spending in the Amphitheatre, Year 5 is a period characterised by its many opportunities to socialise.

Continue reading “Single Pringle or Taken Bacon: Dating (Or Not) in Raffles Institution – Part One” →