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I'm a student in Singapore studying Economics, Geography, Physics and Mathematics at Raffles Junior College. I hope to pursue an economics degree in the States, preferably at Wharton.

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Infatuation: 1 of 44

I have never felt this way before So confused About my emotions For someone An ordinary someone That somehow paved his way Into a extraordinary place Of my heart How I get exhilirated When he appears How I smile When I read his messages And I pretend to be happy When he is sad Fact or fiction I am shrouded by The grey area S...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: On love: 114 of 1171

THE REMNANTS OF MY HEART My empty heart Missing the days we spent together I'm yearning For you to return again My wounded heart With a dagger you stabbed me hard I struggled But the gaping hole remained The remnants of my heart Call out to you Every waking moment I hope and dream Of you returning To me, to those days To mak...
Travel > United Kingdom Destinations Travel destinations: Bath, England: 1 of 4

General Information Bath is situated with the Cotswolds to the north and the Mendips to the southwest. The city is located near the Wye Valley, the Forest of Dean, the coast at Weston-super-Mare and South Wales. Bath is named after the Roman baths found in the city. Founded in 75 AD, the baths are one of the most celebrated ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Romance: 48 of 146

Love is as fragile as a bottle With each end held by a person If one lets go The other eventually will too Leaving nothing but a million shards of glass But if one returns Just as love falls Then it will only be stronger With each end held by a person Who has grown from his mistakes Who will no longer let love slip Through h...
Society & Lifestyle > Asian Culture Multiculturalism in Malaysia and Singapore: 1 of 3

MULTICULTURALISM describes the coexistence of many cultures in a society, without any one culture dominating the region. It seeks to overcome any form of discrimination such as racism. Both Malaysia and Singapore, being countries consisting of a wide range of cultures, have tried to inculcate multiculturalism through their e...
Society & Lifestyle > Racism Issues induced by ethnocentrism and cultural imperialism: 1 of 3

"All the world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances; each man in his time plays many parts." Like what William Shakespeare has illustrated, it is natural for individuals to be different from one another, let alone people of various cultures. Just as each individual has his...
Relationships & Family > Communication Skills The art of leetspeak: 1 of 3

"!337$p34k" Uh I beg your pardon? Don't fret if you responded that way. Your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. You are still living on Earth, though those highly manipulated letters may seem somewhat alien to you. The bottom line is that you really have to be in sync with the youth today to make any sense of that. !337$p34k...
Sciences > Physics The principles of light: 1 of 3

Light Light originates from the accelerated motion of electric charges. It consists of waves and forms part of the electromagnetic spectrum. It is a form of energy capable of stimulating the light-sensitive cells in the retina of the eye. The amount of energy entering the eye is only a minute fraction of the energy emitted b...
Politics, News & Issues > Constitutional & Contract Law Censorship is a necessary evil.: 2 of 5

Many countries across the world practise censorship - avoiding various forms of expression of sensitive issues like race and expletive content. Perhaps the only difference between more liberal countries like the United States of America and less liberal ones like Singapore is the degree to which censorship is exercised. But ...
Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values Is perfection something to be admired or sought after?: 2 of 5

To say that something is perfect is in itself flawed. Perfection has always been an ideal: a dream that will never turn into reality. At best, we may only aim for something to be close to perfection, for it can never be error-free. Nevertheless, this does not mean that we adopt a defeatist attitude - not try to achieve the b...