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Review: 'Superman' Lacks Conviction, Is Portrayed as Stubborn, Insecure and Petulant

Review: 'Superman' Lacks Conviction, Is Portrayed as Stubborn, Insecure and Petulant

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Movie reviewer Joshua Hill says director James Gunn's 'Superman' lacks conviction in the protagonist character, played by David Corenswet, and portrays him as stubborn, insecure and petulant.See the Story

A Guide to Unhappy Birthdays

A Guide to Unhappy Birthdays

Reading Time: 5 minutes By Tan Yan Qi (26S06M) Receiving 12am birthday texts from your close friends, chain birthday messages in class chats, singing happy birthday in school, then again at night, and cutting the cake before going to bed to end the day. That’s how birthdays often go for most our age. Birthdays are a whole event of their own. In many religions and cultures, they hold special meaning. In China, people eat longevity noodles to wis…Read Article

A Victory Well-Served: Tennis Girls’ NSG Finals 2025

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A Victory Well-Served: Tennis Girls’ NSG Finals 2025

Reading Time: 6 minutes By Nicole Lee (26S05A), Nithilan Balachander (26A01C) and Sonia Chang (26A01A) Photographs courtesy of RIAC In this NSG season, RI’s tennis girls’ team reached the finals again. The arena buzzed with anticipation—student spectators started pouring in before the match started; On one side stood RI, and on the other, ACSI. That afternoon, both schools were going neck to neck for the champion’s title. The moment was nothi…Read Article

The Last Train, The First Step

Reading Time: 5 minutes by Arshia Mahajan (25S06R) and Tara Teo (26A01D) I’m someone who’s never lived the performance arts experience. I’ve never taken ballet, nor heard 90% of all technical dance terms. I don’t know what it feels like to have my entire life’s work end in a final bow. Chances are, neither do you. And yet, the entire PAC was moved to the verge of tears at the end of the showcase. Because at its most fundamental level, The Last T…Singapore · Singapore Read Article

What’s In My Bag: Raffles Edition

By Foo Le Xuan Shanice (25S03A) They say a picture is worth a thousand words; what if a bag were worth a million more? From matching keychains to worn-down files to the random pieces of trash you find at the bottom of your bag, each item becomes uniquely a part of you. They are the…Singapore · Singapore Read Article

Confronting The Inevitable: Tennis Boys NSG 2025

Reading Time: 7 minutes By Georgia Ong (26S03O), Kunchur Bharat (26A01B) and Tomi Peh (26S06P) They didn’t expect to win this year. In fact, speaking to the squad beforehand, defeat seemed almost inevitable to the team. After successfully ending a 9-year-long drought with a win the previous year, the stakes were high once again this year–a chance to defend the title, start a winning streak of our own, and cement RI’s reputation as the winners of…Tennis · Singapore Read Article

Eighteen… And Everything After.

By Yvonne Cheung (25S03S) We’ve blown out the birthday candles eighteen times. We’ve cut the cake, sung the same song, made countless silly wishes — but this year feels different. Turning eighteen is supposed to represent adulthood, independence, the beginning of the rest of our lives. But for many of us, it arrives without ceremony,…Read Article

Back in the trenches: A Guide to Surviving as a Y7 Teacher (Part 1)

Reading Time: 6 minutes By Huang Han Cheng (26S05B) and Lerraine Neo (26A01A) The average student spends around five hundred and twenty days enrolled in JC. For most, the number is a countdown, with each passing day one step closer to liberation. Yet every year, several students of the graduating class make the brave (if confusing) decision to return to RI – not as students, but as teachers. This year, RI’s teaching staff was temporarily joined…Singapore · Singapore Read Article

The 45th Students’ Council Ascends to Service

Reading Time: 5 minutes By Jaden Lum Zi Jun (26S05A) and Huang Han Cheng (26S05B) Photos courtesy of Kaylea Tan (26A01E, RIAC) RAFFLES INSTITUTION — Elected by their peers, the 45th Students’ Council was sworn in on Thursday, May 28th. And although the notable absence of the newly appointed President Michelle Chen (26S03J) —away on a school trip to Germany—was sorely felt, the lecture theatre maintained an ebullient yet solemn atmosphere, with t…Singapore · Singapore Read Article

Toss for Prosperity — Do We Lift Up Those Who Make It Possible?

Reading Time: 4 minutes By Foo Le Xuan Shanice (25S03A) and Teo Hui Sian (25S06C) 12th February – it’s been approximately two weeks after the school and its student population celebrated Chinese New Year. Yet, lo hei sets are scattered across several canteen tables, exactly 10 – enough for about 70 of RI’s custodians. This year, Raffles Community Advocates revived a long-standing tradition: a lo hei session held for the school’s custodians and…Singapore · Singapore Read Article

A salesman is got to dream: Death of a Salesman by Raffles Players

Reading Time: 7 minutes By Koh Shin Robbie (26A01A) “He’s a man way out there in the blue, riding on a smile and a shoeshine… A salesman is got to dream, boy.” Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller This line came from Charley, played by Lu Xueqi (26S06I) in Raffles Players’ annual college production— Death of a Salesman. This quote encapsulated not just the hopes and aspirations of characters in the play by Arthur Miller, but also the team behind …Singapore · Singapore Read Article

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