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[April 2005]
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Can
you trust psychometric testing?
The use of psychometric testing can be invaluable to
companies, believes SMU associate professor Gary Greguras,
provided the organisations know what they are trying
to accomplish by using them.
Human Resources
- UOB-SMU
Entrepreneurship Alliance
The alliance is committed to give local enterprises a competitive
edge through expanding knowledge and more resources and
will also provide SMU students with real-life working experiences.
Channel NewsAsia
[29 April 2005]
- $10,000
to keep a memory alive
Naming opportunities for benefactors are seeing a revival
in local universities, with SMU's chief fund raiser Mr
Robert Schlesinger seeing great potential at the new Bras
Basah campus.
The Straits Times
- Campus
on NewsRadio
A team of panelists, including SMU professor Dawn Dekle,
along with students at Anglo-Chinese Junior College take
on the topic, "Teenagers in Singapore are spoilt, narrow-minded
and mollycoddled."
NewsRadio 93.8FM
[26 April 2005]
- Podcasting
In this radio interview, SMU Assistant Professor of Marketing
Marcus Lee talks about some of the advantages of podcasting.
NewsRadio 93.8
[25 April 2005]
- It
takes more than brains to fill this
SMU said that someone with outstanding CCA involvement
would be a very appealing candidate because it shows a
strong intellectual ability and stamina to handle the demands
of academic rigours and pursuit.
The Straits Times, IN
- Views
on casino
SMU student Christopher Choo said that Singapore needed
differentiated attractions to draw in tourists while Dahliawati
M. Amin felt the debate helped reinforce measures to curb
gambling addiction.
The Straits Times
- At
the Zenith of the world
SMU students aced the Trust-Danone competition in Paris
by thrilling judges with an impressive presentation using
accents, baguettes and an improvised ditty.
The Business Times
[20 April 2005]
- SMU
students win contest, offered jobs
Five member team from SMU beat 11 others to claim top prize
in an international competition organized by Danone, held
in Paris two weeks ago on April 7.
The Straits Times
- Crippling
pain for company
At 22 years old, third-year SMU student Joanne Ho lives
with the kind of crippling, unrelenting pain you'd more
often find in a sickly person three times her age, though
you'd hardly think it was true because of her sunny disposition.
TODAY
[18 April 2005]
- UOB-SMU
Entrpreneurship Alliance
The main thrust of this alliance will be business projects
mandated by local small and medium-sized enterprises undertaken
by SMU students.
The Edge Singapore
[16 April 2005]
- Cutting
edge
SMU president Howard Hunter on why the university will
be a 21st century model for others.
The Business Times
[15 April 2005]
[14 April 2005]
- Varsity-bank
scheme a boon for students, SMEs
SMU and United Overseas Bank launched a scheme yesterday
which will not only provide learning opportunities for
students, but also support the development of local enterprises.
The Straits Times
[13 April 2005]
[11 April 2005]
[9 April 2005]
- Record
numbers apply for varsity here
SMU, although it increased its fees by 15 per cent, has
already so far received close to 9,000 applications for
its 1,100 places; for prospective students it still represents
a bargain and has the attraction of its city campus.
The Straits Times
- SMU
sees record of over 8,800 applicants
SMU is eight times over-subscribed with over 8,000 applicants
to SMU even before the closing of application. A third
of the applicants has at least ABB in their A level results.
Lianhe Zaobao
[7 April 2005]
- Boston
of the East
Singapore is becoming a first class location for universities
more and more, with SMU building a campus right in the
heart of the city.
Wirtschaftswoche (German Economic Weekly)
- Good
Morning Singapore interview
SMU students Kevyn Eng, Lim Ke Xin and Cheryl Goh Sze Wei
describe the opportunities in SMU to pursue their respective
passions in emcee / radio station, community service and
competition judo in a "live" 10-minute interview.
Good Morning Singapore, Channel 8
[5 April 2005]
- Give & Let
Live
On the Lee Foundation's $50m gift to SMU, Dr Lee Seng Gee
said that the late Lee Kong Chian was a firm believer in
education not just in Singapore but also in Malaysia.
Singapore Tatler
[4 April 2005]
- SMU
undergrads sound theft alert
SMU students turned educators in a theft prevention campaign
to warn peers about the need to watch their belongings
in campus.
The Straits Times
- What
a Slam - poetry hits a new high
SMU student Soh Wee Ling reported on the World Poetry Day
Slam where many new faces tried out poetry slamming - the
art of performance poetry.
The Straits Times
- Almost
famous
SMU student Lavinia Tan regaled tales of swimming with
sharks and somersaulting on zero gravity flights as new
host of the Discovery Travel and Living Globe Trekker programme.
The Business Times
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