By Abdul Qayyum (17A01B)
Featured Image by Janelle Tan Ee Ling (17S06K)
“People change” is a statement of advice so frequently lamented by seniors to juniors when asked “what’s it like in JC?” Being a completely foreign arena to most of us, JC has undoubtedly led to unforeseen developments to one’s identity.
By Serafina Siow (17A13A), pictures from Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB.
I confess to being highly skeptical when first hearing of the film. Despite the 93% certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes and the 8.0/10 score on IMDB, zombie flicks have a reputation for being gratuitously and mindlessly violent for a reason (World War Z, while thrilling for a bit, turned insipid after a while).
But Train to Busan absolutely blew those initial reservations out of the water. Despite its (increasingly overused) genre, it proved an amazing watch worth the seven dollars I shelled out.
Continue reading “Train to Busan: A Ride Paved With Good Intentions – Review”
By Nicole Doyle (17A01A) and Tapasya Singh (17S03C)
Photos by Entrepreneur’s Network
By Jeanne Tan (17A01B ) and Bryan Ling (17S06C)
This article is a preview for Mental Health Awareness Week.
Continue reading “Preview: Mental Health Awareness Week 2016”
By Bill Puah (17S06B), Kaushik Rangaraj (17S06P), Sabariesh Ilankathir (17A13A)
Pictures by Raffles Photographic Society
The country’s flag flew high in Raffles Institution on the morning of August the 8th as Rafflesians assembled at the parade square. As per usual, we feebly took to our routine of reciting the pledge and singing the national anthem – something many of us may have long dismissed as being superfluous. After the announcements, students dispersed into their respective venues for a series of exciting National Day activities.
Continue reading “Celebrating the Nation: Becoming the People of Tomorrow”
