Grit, tenacity and heaps of fun
Emir Shafri, a final year undergraduate reading a double major in Marketing and Corporate Communications at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business,…
Queen's baton made its rounds in Singapore
The Queen's Baton Relay, as part of the 19th Commonwealth Games to be held in New Delhi from 3-14 October 2010, passed through SMU campus yesterday…
Gamers now 'ready for combat'
A new genre of outdoor games involving laser rifles and pistols has become so popular here. SMU is among a group of non-gamers who have latched on to…
Malaysia's dilemma in cutting subsidies
Associate Professor Bridget Welsh commented that the prospect of Malaysia becoming bankrupt in 2019 like Greece, as warned by one of the country's…
Why SMU students signed the oath
Three MBA graduates from SMU's pioneer batch Eshwari Shunmuganathan, Chan Ching Hwee ? who spearheaded the drive for signatories among his…
New MBA graduates promise to 'do no harm'
So far, more than 3,100 MBAs from more than 300 schools around the world are signatories, and more are expected to join during the year. At the…
SISTIC to hire two heavy weight lawyers for appeal
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan said that the decision by the Competition Commission of Singapore on SISTIC's contravention of section 47 of the…
Singaporeans dare to speak out?
Petitions and other publicity activities that were held at the Speakers' Corner recently attracted the participation of a large group of locals. SMU…
Religious bodies 'have duty to their members'
SMU law academic Eugene Tan noted there has been an emergence of religious groups with both commercial interests and commercial arms looking to raise…
Bonding with bhangra
SMU social sciences student Jasbir Singh, who identified himself as the chief executive officer of SherePunjab Bhangra (SPB) group, said that he and…
