NUS cooking up more First Class Law graduates
The law students must be in déjà vu with the recent announcement by the Dean of NUS Law Faculty that there will be more First Class honours graduates from the faculty. Now, how can they be so sure that there will be more First Class honours graduates? Are they going to teach them better or are they going to admit more better...
How life play tricks on the PAP and their words
In it’s traditional spirit of one-upmanship, the People’s Action Parry (PAP) has, once again, one-upped the WP. When the losing WP Candidate for Punngol East declined her NCMP seat, the PAP MPs came begging for blood. Ah, how the tables have turned. When Lee Li Lian first rejected her NCMP seat, Members of Parliament from...
Hypocrites who condoned SAF’s negligence would have sung a different tune
An NSF died while in service through the negligence of SAF officers. In any democratic country, the government would have punished those responsible, issued an apology and paid fair compensation to the victim’s family. This would have permitted closure for the victim’s family and all parties to move on. But under PAP’s...
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