by Chen Ruilin My father used to tell me stories. I remembered, when the moon hung from the heavens and bathed the world with a gentle glow, when the city slept and fireflies flickered like candles, he would sit by my bed. I would listen, with a child’s unique wonder, to his extraordinary stories of… Read More Never Again
The academic year can be incredibly stressful. This is precisely why we look forward to the school holidays – to seek respite from our responsibilities and commitments as students. Admittedly, however, after a while, the holidays can tend to get a bit dull. It turns out that even unlimited games of Brawl Stars and Valorant… Read More The Best Ways to Relax With Your Classmates During the Holidays
Despite prose having been written for thousands of years, writers today still struggle to get ahold of that elusive ‘perfect’ tale. So how exactly can we make a story stand out? How can we make it dazzling?… Read More Telling a Good Story
On the morning of the 14th of January, we all settled into LT1 for the literary experience of a lifetime. (Lit nerds, you’ll wish you were there). It began with an opening speech from our Principal, Mr. Frederick Yeo, reflecting upon the preparations for the RI Bicentennial celebrations. Mr. Yeo mentioned how a variety of… Read More The crucible of the familiar: Some Dreams From Now
Our Brightening Skies Spell A Gloomy Future It is invisible to both our eyes and minds. Many are unaware of it and its implications. Yet, it continues to harm people and animals. The issue of light pollution is real. But just how serious is the problem of light pollution in Singapore? And should we be… Read More The Best Night is a Dark Night
