Humour

Cupid’s Got a Camera Crew: Diving into Dating Reality Shows

Reading Time: 7 minutes

By Aniqa Norhazry (25S03D) and Ariann Khoo (26S06B)

Everyone knows reality romance shows are fake, shallow, and full of fame-hungry contestants. Or at least, that’s what I used to think. Growing up, romance reality TV was the lowest form of television in my household—shameless, trashy and mind-numbing. I genuinely believed Love Island wiped away my brain cells, and while there was some truth in that, I soon discovered otherwise. 

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Types of Waffle Eaters: The Only Personality Test That Matters 

Reading Time: 5 minutes

By Gladys Koh Wei Le (26A01B), Irene Eva Thomas (26A01B)

So it’s that annoying part of your timetable again, that weird 2-hour break in the middle of the day, and you have nothing to do. I mean you could do that long overdue Vectors 2C assignment, but why not make a trip to Y14 Chill to get a waffle instead? 

Our priorities are clearly in place

Well, if you choose to do this, keep in mind that some friends of yours could be psychoanalysing you based on your waffle flavour choices. Want to know what we think? Look no further!

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New Coop on the Block: NEST@Raffles rehomes RI chickens and more

Reading Time: 4 minutes

By Betty Ding (25A01B), Isaac Tay (25S06L), Meryl Lim (25S05A)

In line with recent rewilding (or RIwilding) efforts on campus grounds, the school announced yesterday at Team Raffles Gala the launch of a brand-new initiative: NEST@Raffles. 

Raffles Press was given the egg-clusive opportunity to cover this new programme, and dish the inside scoop on this egg-citing new initiative. 

This initiative welcomes a chicken coop into the school, the first of its kind in Singaporean schools. The wild chickens which traverse the school compound, especially around the Marymount gate, will finally be given a home. 

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The Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side

Reading Time: 4 minutes

By Cayla Goh (25A01B), Meryl Lim (25S05A)

Maybe if I were someone else, I’d be happier. 

Maybe if I had taken another subject combination, I wouldn’t be so miserable. Maybe if I had made more friends, maybe if I had studied harder for Promos, maybe if I had tried out for that leadership position years ago, I would be better off now. 

Maybe, just maybe, I shouldn’t have come to RI at all.

Not really. 

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