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Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
Everyone has probably read this post already, but for some reason it only appeared on my feedreader half a day after it was posted. I post this just for reference’s sake, if nothing else. …read more
Categories: Politics, New Media, Asean, Economics
Source: Gayle Goh
Posted in Asean, Economics, New Media, Politics | Comments Off on Digest
Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
Surprise, surprise. Dr Gan Su-Lin feels that she was inaccurately represented in the Straits Times. She explains her position at Singapore Angle. …read more
Posted in Economics, New Media | Comments Off on Educate, Not Legislate
Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
Dr Huang notes the passing of Ta Mok, and reminisces his time when he was in medical school, during the Cambodian Holocaust. …read more
Categories: Asean
Source: nofearSingapore
Posted in Asean | Comments Off on Cambodia Holocaust: The Killing Fields Revisited
Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
The future of Singapore depends on the vision and leadership of young Singaporean politicians. Do they have what it takes to lead Singapore into a brighter future? Wayne asks some tough questions of our young leaders. …read more
Categories: Politics
Source: Singapore Angle
Posted in Politics | Comments Off on Leadership and Political Vision in Young Singapore Politicians?
Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
Homour is powerful; it’s difficult to dislike a person who makes you laugh. Political humour is powerful; it’s difficult not to accept a point that makes you laugh at the same time. Alex Au asks what the paucity of political humour in Singapore really reflects …read more
Posted in Culture, Politics | Comments Off on Sauce for the Goose
Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
Here’s a short but interesting point of view from a teacher who shares her thoughts on how students should be educated about media literacy …read more
Posted in Education, New Media | Comments Off on Educating Our Children
Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
Is Singapore becoming an extension of China? …read more
Categories: Politics
Source: Epoch Times
Posted in Politics | Comments Off on Singapore Government Influenced by Chinese Communist Regime?
Posted by inspir3d on July 24, 2006
“Barring financial concerns, how could anybody work for the Straits Times and account to one’s intellectual conscience?” This guy over here doesn’t like the ST much, and with good reason. …read more
Posted in Media, Politics | Comments Off on Why the Straits Times’ subliminal messages are a publicity stunt
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