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Volume 25, Issue 9
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The Nanyang Chronicle
Volume 25, Issue 9
The latest issue of The Nanyang Chronicle is out! Click here to view the print copy or pick it up from news stands around NTU now.
For all the available issues, check us out on issuu.
NTU’s new anti-harassment module draws scepticism from students
In the wake of media reports last month on sexual harassment in tertiary institutions here, NTU’s Student Life Team announced that an online module on anti-harassment will be introduced in August for all freshmen and student organisers of orientation programmes.
Other stories:
NTU students: Singapore should be open to non-Chinese PM
Hacking for a good cause
Bringing the arts to campus
NTUSU: consultations with students prompt latest S/U survey
Brewing up a storm for the second time
All about laughs
A student-initiated stand-up comedy night held last month saw some NTU students having their first go at being stand-up comedians. Krishveen Kaur finds out more about the highlights of the event.
Other stories:
The final dance
Reigniting the passion for plays
A community for car lovers
Fighting the stigma of mental disorders
Having fun with fitness
Art should be celebrated, not banned
On 7 Mar, Swedish metal band Watain was banned by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) from performing in Singapore, just hours before their scheduled show...
Other stories:
We need to talk about feminism in Singapore
The perks of being a young parent
Reducing plastic waste: the long road ahead
Social media: a threat to morality
Driving change through humour and heart
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Former NTU student breaks barriers in local football league
While his peers are still moving up the ranks in their playing careers, Gavin Lee, is already leading the Tampines Rovers’ team as coach.
Other stories:
Racing towards health
Team effort necessary to ensure safety during IHG
Recruitment woes for IHG teams
Winter sports in sunny Singapore
Women's football faces uphill battle at university championships
伸向客工的友谊之手
越来越多南大生开始关注客工在新加坡生活的状况。他们有的积极参与客工权益组织的义工活动；有的主动发起活动，促进本地青年与客工群体之间的了解；有的则通过摄影作品展示客工群体，让公众一窥他们的日常生活。
其他：
社交媒体上，报喜也报忧
《我们》最大的敌人，是我们自己
制作动画短片 探讨选择性缄默症
我们要习惯练习告别
透过“神童”玛蒂尔达 探索学生无限潜能
Brain-boosting bites
With the semester drawing to a close and examinations fast approaching, our graphic artists highlight five health foods to prepare you for the academic battle ahead.
Other stories:
A smart campus
NTU: brick by brick
Food is where the heart is
Exciting electives
Halloween horrors
Chasing his dream one trim at a time
Raiyan See has been a barber for a year, giving haircuts in his Hall of Residence. The 22-year-old aspires to take his dream one step further and open his own barber shop someday. Photo Editor Joel Chan finds out more.
Other stories:
Jazzing up rims with spray paint
Flying for the first time
Working with wood
No break to the hustle
Tradition in transformation