Professor Jean Yeung says such changes, “marriages become more individualistic. People are seeking gratifying relationships in a marriage. By TAN Yi Hui The Sunday Times (lifestyle), 8 November 2009
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Professor Jean Yeung says such changes, “marriages become more individualistic. People are seeking gratifying relationships in a marriage. By TAN Yi Hui The Sunday Times (lifestyle), 8 November 2009
Prof Lily Kong, NUS Vice-President (University and Global Relations), and Director of Asia Research Institute has been appointed as a member of the Political Films Consultative Committee, set up subsequent to the liberalisation of a ban on party political films. The Political Films Consultative Committee (PFCC) will ask a film-maker to clarify the intent of
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Prof Lily Kong, NUS Vice-President (University and Global Relations), and Director of Asia Research Institute has been appointed as a member of the Political Films Consultative Committee, set up subsequent to the liberalisation of a ban on party political films. The Political Films Consultative Committee (PFCC) will ask a film-maker to clarify the intent of
Working on a Southeast Asian canvas to paint and analyze the past, Anthony Reid has become one of the most renowned experts on the sociocultural, economic and political history of the region. By Aimee Dawis, Contributor/Jakarta The Jakarta Post, 20 May 2009
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Working on a Southeast Asian canvas to paint and analyze the past, Anthony Reid has become one of the most renowned experts on the sociocultural, economic and political history of the region. By Aimee Dawis, Contributor/Jakarta The Jakarta Post, 20 May 2009
Professor Anthony Reid speaks about the ways that small countries in the region have managed their asymmetrical relationship with China in the past and how these hold lessons for the future. Senior Writer GOH SUI NOI reports. The Straits Times, 24 February 2009, Page A19 Â
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Professor Anthony Reid speaks about the ways that small countries in the region have managed their asymmetrical relationship with China in the past and how these hold lessons for the future. Senior Writer GOH SUI NOI reports. The Straits Times, 24 February 2009, Page A19 Â
 President S R Nathan has appointed Chua Sock Koong, Lily Kong and Richard Rokmat Magnus members of the Public Service Commission (PSC). From yesterday, the three new members have joined the PSC for a term of five years. The PSC now has 10 members assisting the chairman, Eddie Teo. Prof Kong, 44, is vice-president,
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 President S R Nathan has appointed Chua Sock Koong, Lily Kong and Richard Rokmat Magnus members of the Public Service Commission (PSC). From yesterday, the three new members have joined the PSC for a term of five years. The PSC now has 10 members assisting the chairman, Eddie Teo. Prof Kong, 44, is vice-president,
Professor Anjali Roy from the Asia Research Institute, spoke on the influence that Bhangra, Bollywood and Amitabh Bachan have had on Indian immigrants, at a conference held at NUS. She also pointed out a that a Chinese boy, Julian Wee Ching, is part of a popular Bhangra dance group called ‘Jigiri Yaar’. Tamil Murasu, 15
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Professor Anjali Roy from the Asia Research Institute, spoke on the influence that Bhangra, Bollywood and Amitabh Bachan have had on Indian immigrants, at a conference held at NUS. She also pointed out a that a Chinese boy, Julian Wee Ching, is part of a popular Bhangra dance group called ‘Jigiri Yaar’. Tamil Murasu, 15
Prof Chua Beng Huat, Department of Sociology, and Asia Research Institute, NUS, gives expert views on how Singapore families are affected by inflation and rise in electricity prices. The Sunday Times, 5 October 2008, Home, p4 Â
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Prof Chua Beng Huat, Department of Sociology, and Asia Research Institute, NUS, gives expert views on how Singapore families are affected by inflation and rise in electricity prices. The Sunday Times, 5 October 2008, Home, p4 Â
Dr Lai Ah Eng feels that it will be good for Singapore to be able to speak more openly on race and religion. The Straits Times, 12 September 2008
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Dr Lai Ah Eng feels that it will be good for Singapore to be able to speak more openly on race and religion. The Straits Times, 12 September 2008
Ageing is a sign of success in two aspects, according to Gavin Jones, a professor at the Asia Research lnstitute in the National University of Singapore. It symbolises success in “the elongation of life” and “controlling what were previously overly high fertility rates”, Jones said at the launch of a book he co-edited, The Impact
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Ageing is a sign of success in two aspects, according to Gavin Jones, a professor at the Asia Research lnstitute in the National University of Singapore. It symbolises success in “the elongation of life” and “controlling what were previously overly high fertility rates”, Jones said at the launch of a book he co-edited, The Impact
Hong Kong singer-actress Kelly Chen gets down and dirty in the period costume epic An Empress And The Warriors. Clad in metal armour and helmet, she commands an army of foot soldiers and fights to save her kingdom. She charges into battle on horseback. She is a mean archer and gets her head stomped into
Hong Kong singer-actress Kelly Chen gets down and dirty in the period costume epic An Empress And The Warriors. Clad in metal armour and helmet, she commands an army of foot soldiers and fights to save her kingdom. She charges into battle on horseback. She is a mean archer and gets her head stomped into
