By Lea Tan (14S06B), Tan Jun Xiang (14S06C) and Feng Zhuo (14S03S)
Photos taken by Matthew Yeo and Georges Ip of the Raffles Photographic Society
IHC continued last week with a flurry of matches as the various houses competed in a last ditch effort to claw their way up the inter-house rankings. Which houses succeeded and which houses failed? Read on to find out more! Continue reading “IHC Week 2 – The Action Continues”
Article and pictures contributed by Chan Ze Ming
We bring you this week’s Diary of an RI Intern, where we invite ex-Rafflesians to share their interning experiences. In this edition, Chan Ze Ming shares his experiences working as an intern for the Changi Airport Group.
The author is a second-year Economics undergraduate from the University of Warwick. He graduated from Raffles Institution (RI) in 2009 and received the Changi Airport Group Overseas Undergraduate Scholarship in 2011.
Continue reading “Diary of an RI Intern: The Other Side of Changi Airport”
By Allison Choong (14S05B) , Bryan Chua (14A01A), Jeremy Khoo (14A01B), Law May Ning (14S03O), Lee Chin Wee (14A01B), Justin Tan Tse 4G and Khairillah Irwan 3B
It is the new form of confession: the anonymity of the confessional booth replaced by that of the Internet, and fellow Facebook users collectively donning the robe of the priest. As they say, vox populi, vox dei.
Continue reading “Rafflesian Times #1: Black Holes and Revelations”
By Law May Ning (14S03O)
Cover Photo by Georges Ip of the Photographic Society
A couple of days ago, my family and I ended up babysitting my 3 year old cousin. Decked in a baby blue dress and a matching pseudo-pearl necklace, the irresistibly adorable little girl pranced into the house and waved at me. “P-ween-cess,” she mumbled happily, pointing to the Snow White plastered on the front of her dress, a shy smile on her face. Continue reading ““Rafflesian” Doesn’t Mean Perfect”
By Law May Ning (14S03O)
“So you’re a member of the Boys’ Brigade.”
A statement like that brings to mind bad jokes, somewhat-cute-but-slowly-growing-out-of-it preadolescent boys, and loads and loads of marching. Continue reading “All the King’s Men: On Obtaining the Boys’ Brigade President’s Award”
