By Gan Chin Lin (17A01B)
You’ve heard its name, fervently adored by theatre kids prone to bursting into loud Hamilton rap numbers.
You’ve seen the movie poster – lead stars Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling frozen in confrontational tap-dance, arms thrown back: simultaneously ‘mannequin challenge’ and ‘elaborate crane flight formation’.
By Sabariesh Ilankathir (17A13A)
Warning: This review may contain spoilers!
By Abdul Qayyum (17A01B)
Moana, an animated spectacle that follows the story of a young girl in forgoing tradition and family to find something bigger than herself: to restore and correct the world imbalanced by darkness sparked by the mistake of an ancient demigod.
By Joan Ang (17A01B) and Ernest Lee (17A01A)
It is a common practice in any vaguely literature-related classroom to, during introductions, go around the room and say a few things: firstly, your name, and secondly, your favourite book. There’s usually a bit of uncomfortable shuffling, and people nudging the person on their left to say something to break the silence. A few big names are then thrown out—J.K. Rowling, Haruki Murakami. At least two people say “I don’t have a favourite book,” followed immediately by nervous laughter.
By Tapasya Singh (17S03C) and Kaushik Rangaraj (17S06P)
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