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SEAS Alumnus Wang Zineng featured in NUS Centre for the Arts (CFA) Artzone Magazine Issue 2, Aug – Oct 2007
One Cool Guy – Wang Zineng has chosen a route less followed by his peers in opting for a life dedicated to the arts, Artzone Issue 2, August – October 2007. While others are busy climbing their way up the career ladder in the private or public sector, Zineng chose a subtler route. What differentiates him from …
Thai Princess performed with the NUS Thai Music Ensemble
Thai princess ends fruitful visit to S’pore, The Straits Times, Thursday 26 April 2007. PRINCESS Maha Chakri Sirindhom of Thailand wrapped up a three-day visit to Singapore yesterday. She made four stops on her last day here, which started at 9.30am and included a visit to the Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS) in Buona Vista. Touring the institute’s research facilities, the princess showed”, “good …
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Spotlight on Southeast Asian Studies (FASS Ascent, Vol. 15, No. 1)
Spotlight on Southeast Asian Studies – a special feature on Southeast Asian Studies (FASS Ascent Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 1, September 2006)
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