By Johnathan Lim (23S03M)
On the first week of February, the Welfare Department of the Student’s Council pushed out FAM 一 a week-long initiative that forever cements our friendships in blurry polaroids and warm and fuzzy sentiments.
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By Alison Tan (23S03A) and Tang Lanyun (23S05A)
The stadium was abuzz with anticipation on the afternoon of 18 January 2023, as supporters from RI and St. Andrew’s Junior College gathered in the cool shade to cheer on their respective rugby teams. With the match being on RI’s home turf, droves of students from across all 6 years filled out the stands and the area adjacent to the field. Students stationed at the front of the stands waved the Institution flag; others milled about, waiting for the action to begin.
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By Anamika Ragu (23A01A) and Johnathan Lim (23S03M)
Photos courtesy of Lim Yuan Ren (22S03P)
On the second Sunday of December, Raffles Chorale gave us two hours of incredible musical delights to anticipate, which have become two hours of memorable performance we wish we could relive again.
Being Raffles Chorale’s first live comeback since 2019, dozens of Rafflesians, friends, and families of performers eagerly streamed into LT2 to get a glimpse of what they’d missed for the last three years.
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By Tay Yu Ning (23S06E)
Photos Courtesy of Raffles Photographic Society
On December 2, hundreds of Year 6 students assembled at RI’s Albert Hong Hall to celebrate their graduation. This was the first in-person Grad Night event in over two years, with the past two batches of students having been forced to hold their Grad Nights online due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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By Jason Nathaniel Sutio (22S06U)
On 6 August 2022, Raffles Institution held its very own TEDx event inviting 16 different speakers, including students, alumni and teachers, from various backgrounds to spark curiosity, scepticism, and discussions on a range of subjects that matter.
The “x” on TEDx stands for “independently-organised”, in that the event is on a community-by-community basis. Here, TED-like talks are shared with the Rafflesian community following the theme “Impact”.
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