A collection of posts by NUS Law students dating all the way back to 2011.
Law Women’s Handball: Ladies of Steel Top row (L to R): Yufei (Y3), Leanne (Y1), Joelle (Y2), Sumedha (Y2), Joan (Y2), Wen Qi (Y1), Xinyuan (Y4) Bottom row (L to R): Dean Gee (Y1), Janice (Y1), Yuxin (Y2), Carmen (Y3), Charis (Y4), Zheng Fan (Y1) The fury of the...
Team Medicine having their final deliberations before the debate commences. From left to right: Glenys, Jeremy, Timothy. During the Closing Ceremony of the Med-Law Games 2016, a most provocative statement was debated, ie “THIS HOUSE BELIEVES THAT DONALD TRUMP WILL MAKE A BETTER DOCTOR THAN LAWYER”. The Medicine Team supported...
It’s Saturday morning and our starry-eyed girls are up bright and early, ready to valiantly take on the fault in their stars — Medicine (which boasted two national players the sneaky beasts). The game, played over 6 rounds, is determined by a cumulative score. (L-R) Back: Erica (Y1), Mei Shuen...
I like writing by hand. I hate using a computer. I think that the worst thing about using a computer is that it is convenient. And because it is convenient, it becomes easy to lose yourself in its convenience. Using a computer in the lecture hall is subject to the...
Littered everywhere in the Singapore media is a doomsday prophecy for “young lawyers”. Even if they manage to beat the odds of getting a job amid the ‘glut’ of young lawyers, they are now told to hold off the (self-)congratulations as junior lawyers’ jobs are on the verge of...
[Due to the sensitivity of the topic — audience members have asked not to be named. Similarly, speakers will not be named] On the 14th of October, the Mooting and Debating Club held the inaugural ‘Quadversations’, a local spin on Oxford Union debates here in the leafy glades of BTC — in...
