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Volume 25, Issue 8
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The Nanyang Chronicle
Volume 25, Issue 8
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.
NTUSU: consultations with students prompt latest S/U survey
Results of the student union’s latest survey may drive changes to how students can be graded for their courses.
Other stories:
Brewing up a storm for the second time
Supporting social causes through social media
Maritime Business Society launches inaugural Maritime Discovery Night
FUSE and JASH to merge in new academic year
NTU student youngest Singaporean to join prestigious social entrepreneur fellowship
The final dance
The annual Hall Olympiad Closing Ceremony of 2019 drew to a close earlier this month, and Krishveen Kaur spoke to three final-year dancers who have dedicated themselves to this event for the last four years.
Other stories:
Reigniting the passion for plays
A community for car lovers
Fighting the stigma of mental disorders
Having fun with fitness
Strike a pose
The perks of being a young parent
Over the last two decades, the median age of marriage of both men and women has increased...
Other stories:
Reducing plastic waste: the long road ahead
Social media: a threat to morality
Driving change through humour and heart
Citizen vigilantism may not mean social justice
Showing appreciation towards our bus drivers
Racing towards health
In collaboration with the Health Promotion Board, the NTU Runners’ Club piloted the use of “District Race” – a unique mobile phone application that awards points to runners for completing challenges, in its weekly Wednesday runs.
Other stories:
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
A community in cricket
制作动画短片 探讨选择性缄默症
南洋理工大学艺术、设计与媒体学院2018年毕业生王沛思（24岁）的首部二维动画剧情短片《沉默不是金》（Silence Is Not Golden）获选今年首届新加坡心理健康电影节（Singapore Mental Health Film Festival）中上映。
其他：
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
自学魔术师继续突破自我
从 "有故事的人" 到 "会讲故事的人"
女性英雄登上大荧幕,颠覆传统电影形象
A smart campus
Since the launch of Singapore’s Smart Nation initiative in 2014, institutions across the island have come on board to embrace digital solutions for the future.
Other stories:
NTU: brick by brick
Food is where the heart is
Exciting electives
Halloween horrors
The arc of learning
Jazzing up rims with spray paint
Spurred by his longtime interest in cars, Chang Yong Keen started a freelance business, RimsOnly, with his friend that specialises in spraying car rims in fun and creative ways. Photo Editor Joel Chan finds out more.
Other stories:
Flying for the first time
Working with wood
No break to the hustle
Tradition in transformation
Struggling to stay together