Wednesday, April 30, 2008

CSM Pics

Here's some (quite random) pics taken today during CSM and the class outing after... enjoy...

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Mrs. Tan's Monituri Polesi in a Nutshell


Mrs. Tan's 5 minutes summary of Monetary Policy.

TA2 2nd May

For those who didn't copy this in lecture and don't check the SMB:

Question 1
a) Explain the policies that a government may adopt to increase
investment. 12m
b) Discuss the effects of a change in investment on an economy. 13m

Question 2
a) Explain the effect of a change in autonomous expenditure on
national income of an economy. 10m
b) Discuss the policies to tackle inflation in an economy. 15m

Leon

Monday, April 28, 2008

PW stuff

so i was supposed to post this a looooong time ago... okay, so this is dr choe's message for the class:

"Yay! Well done s68 chickadees!!! :) tks for smsing me to inform me of this fantastic news and Congrats to a wonderful and angelic class which worked hard for their pw results! This is not e end of e journey tho - stay steady and focused on achieving ur As! Still missing and thinking of u all. :) stay energetic, loveable and adorable! Lets meet and have fun! :)"

thats one long sms...

okay so the other thing: so far only one group has passed me their wr! (thanks ky)
can the rest give it to me soon?

thanks
ojl

Saturday, April 26, 2008

SHAKE!

dance night 2008
joint production by chinese dance and MAD
16/17 MAY, hwa chong auditorium
730PM
$7

: D
ni men yao qu kan ma?

-kitty

Thursday, April 24, 2008

Agression of a Champion

Tommy (front) and Kai Ming (behind) entering the last stretch of the grueling cross country race with a palpable wave of aggression.

Tommy may not have clinched the gold medal, but his leech-like tenacity has definitely won him a place in the 07S68-Hall-of-Fame.

btw Tommy, thanks for blocking Kai Ming's face :)

MORE PHOTOS

Leon

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Three Cheers for the New President!!!

Leon

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

sleepy-head[s]


by the request of chonglin (:
by the passing thru ben (:
by the uploading thru eric (:
dont you think (minus the hair), theres a resemblance of tommy in the picture?
bring ur attention to the boy sleeping on the bottom right hand corner too (:

Monday, April 14, 2008

by request of yong, siak and ko =D... -andy

Saturday, April 12, 2008

SpAms of ThAnks

Photos Zipped and Downloadable Here!

We received our project work results on 11th April, Friday.

and we spammed Dr. Choe with SMSes.

Three cheers for Dr. Choe!





Leon

Thursday, April 10, 2008

PW results tomorrow


Yay, we're finally getting our PW results tomorrow. Best of luck everyone. Since this year is a leap year, we should all Leap Ahead




-Tian Bo

Monday, April 7, 2008

Fig 1: Random error during GP (can you spot it? haha)
Fig 2: Council elections... (drawing kindly done by jinhui)
Fig 3: Our time table taken by Lydia's super pro phone! We can organise outings from 18 Nov onwards! People, from 21 October, a rather SIGNIFICANT day, we can start a 4 week count down to the end of A levels!!!

































- A L

Friday, April 4, 2008

Quote Appreciation

"Yes, you are right; you are not wrong."
- Mr. Ang, 2nd April, in response to Philip Chan's very chim question.

Let's analyze the beauty of the language in Mr. Ang's phrase, "Yes, you are right; you are not wrong."

In Hebrew literature, such phrasal structure is known as Synonymous Parallelism. It is used to emphasize the meaning of the first line, by repeating itself with different words in the second line.

"you are right" -> means: you are right
"you are not wrong" -> means: you are right (re-emphasize that you are right)

This shows that Mr. Ang agrees with Philip's concern that the Hwa Chong diploma has to capture the holistic development of the student, especially in terms of preparing them for life.

Mr. Ang also used alliteration in the first two words of the phrase "Yes, you..." The repetition of the "y" sounds creates affinity between his affirmation(yes) and Philip (you), further expressing his agreement with Philip.

The repetitive use of the words "you are...", "you are...", indicates that Mr. Ang is speaking specifically to Philip. This is effective in making sure that he is answering the question to the point.

Some other examples of Synonymous Parallelism:
  1. Definition of sub-pass: I didn't fail my test\ I just didn't pass.
Enjoy the quote & your weekend!

Leon