[By: Zebun Nesa Bristy, Sydney Gan, Raysa Orin] [Interviewed by: Fiona Kiung, Sarah Lau Xiao Hui, Esabel Roncon, and Elaine Shak Xin Yinn] InnoFest, where talents, ideas, and passion constellate in a three-day event, kicked off on the 25th of November and concluded on the 27th. Students from different schools convened together in the Grand … Continue reading
[By Sydney Gan, Raysa Orin, Zebun Nesa Bristy] Taylor’s InnoFest 2019, an event that Taylorians have been looking forward to since its announcement, officially commenced on the 25th of November. This event is, as the programme leader of the event phrases it, a fantastic opportunity to encourage collaboration among the different schools and allow students … Continue reading
[By Jane Law Lee Bin] It’s Merdeka month and there’s no better time than now to put on our proud, patriotic faces as we celebrate the independence of our country hand in hand. As Malaysians, we take pride in a lot of things our country has to offer –– the food, the multiracial environment we … Continue reading
[By Jane Law Lee Bin] Malaysians and burgers are like the epitome of ‘two peas in a pod’. Burgers have long been a staple of our favorite late night snack. From fancy uptown restaurants, to prominent burger chains and our well-known roadside stalls, we all love a scrumptious burger fit for our stomachs, and Burger … Continue reading
[By: Alena Nadia] As the profile pictures of your friends and favourite social media influencers increasingly change into a screenshot of “Mattar blue” that has become synonymous with the struggles of Sudanese protesters caught in their capital city’s brutal crackdown, having an understanding of the role and influence that the United Nations has in global … Continue reading
[By Alena Nadia] The jingle of the bells embellished on their dancewear, accompanied with flawless makeup and charming megawatt smiles, the dancers of TRADISI are no less a showstopper in their skills as performers. Commanding on stage and nothing but honey-sweet in real life, this club has turned heads on not only campus level, but … Continue reading
[By Dhiya Bisyarah Fadzal] The term motherhood paints a vivid imagery of women tending to the needs and wants of their children – a stereotypical portrayal of mothers being housemakers. When one thinks of entrepreneurship, you see a high flyer or someone always on-the-go. You never put two and two together because that was never … Continue reading
Disclaimer: This is a personal recount of a suicide survivor. [By Monica Haque] “I’m sorry Thomas, this is just something I have to do.” These were the last words I sent to my best friend before I wanted to drown myself. Nothing felt good enough. There was this abyss of void I felt consistently in … Continue reading
This article, written by Mariyam Hanan, won the 3rd prize for CSI x ETC’s writing competition titled Celebrating A Women In My Life. It is an article about how the women in Mariyam’s life are unlike most women today and how their qualities inspire her to be like them. [By: Mariyam Hanan As-ad] In modern … Continue reading
[By Adam Effendi] Before the Internet and computers, opinions and advertisements were spread through newspapers, radio and television. A successful advertisement through these mediums could reach around 3 million people in the United States. Now, with social media playing an ever-increasing role in our lives, you can reach more people worldwide through their trusty smartphones … Continue reading
