To some, cross country runners appear to be insane. We voluntarily get ourselves to train – drenched in sweat, breathing heavily, with our fatigued bodies aching as we force our tired minds to get rid of negativity. One thing’s for certain – cross country is not an easy sport. But it’s supposed to be hard, the hard is what makes it great.
Raffles Canoeing is transitioning into Raffles Dragon Boating this year! But the culture and work ethic of this team is something that has and will stay strong and unwavering batch after batch and we have no doubts that this will remain the same for all the batches to come.
By Elizabeth Deng (17A01A), Chairperson of Writer’s Guild
If one happens to walk past a classroom during late Monday afternoons (either in A block or B block, depending), one might be able to look in, and see this:
Students sat together in groups, looking over each other’s laptops and computers where word documents are open, and giving each other comments and critiques and suggestions. Words like imagery or nice effect or style might float out, if one strains their ears–
By Abdul Qayyum (17A01B), Programme Coordinator
MLDCS is a close-knit kampong, radiating good old vibes of communal camaraderie and cultural identity. We provide a safe haven, each member a kind-hearted friend that all can depend on in the relentlessly unforgiving storm of JC life. We have fun, work hard, and most importantly, we lepak. Together. We are MLDCS, or if you despise acronyms, the Malay Literary Drama Cultural Society.
By RECAS ’17
Economics and Current Affairs Society? It sure sounds boring…
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