A collection of posts by NUS Law students dating all the way back to 2011.
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...
Brutal, savage, rekt. That was the state of affairs on Saturday when our Law DOTA 2 Team utterly crushed Medicine in a BO5 with an expected score of 3-0. The two teams gathered at Cyberdome Orchard at 7.30pm, with Law prepared to defend their title (having won every year...
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...
