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[June 2005]
- Be
the next big thing
Creating recruitment advertisements can be a thankless
task, but SMU's get kudos for their clean simplicity in
keeping with the university's corporate image.
Human Resources
[30 June 2005]
- Why
SMU campus all lit up
SMU explains that the contractor is finishing touch-up
work and conducting various tests throughout the buildings,
and he is providing electricity through his own arrangements.
The Straits Times
[27 June 2005]
[26 June 2005]
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Wanted
list to Dean's List
SMU Dean's list student Jimmy Boh wants to help
other ex-convicts get back on their feet.
The Sunday Times Lifestyle
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Mobile
phone addiction
SMU sociology professor Chung Wai-Keung is convinced
the cellphone will become increasingly indispensable
as it becomes more affordable, more effective and has
more functions.
The Sunday Times
[25 June 2005]
[23 June 2005]
- Bugis
Street a drag? No, it’s buzzing
SMU student Serina Teo and her boyfriend Ignatius Koh,
both 23, chose Bugis Street when they decided to open a
shop selling T-shirts and needed a good location.
The Straits Times
[21 June 2005]
[20 June 2005]
[19 June 2005]
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He
channels his tuition income into stocks
If his sterling academic record is anything to go by,
Mr Chan Ying Jian, Business student at the Singapore
Management University, qualifies to be on anyone’s
list of young people most likely to succeed in life.
The Straits Times
[18 June 2005]
- Varsities
help new grads to nail jobs
They offer slew of job-matching services in the face of
stiff competition. At SMU, about 300 bound copies of resumes
have been sent to employers this year.
The Straits Times
[17 June 2005]
[15 June 2005]
[14 June 2005]
- Discuss
with The Woz
Apple Computer co-founder Steve Wozniak will participate
in a panel discussion organised by SMU's School of Information
Systems.
The Business Times
[13 June 2005]
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How
to clean up
In the face of growing accounting scandals,
SMU Associate Professor of Accountancy Leong Kwong Sin
shares his views on the place of regulation, management
responsibility and the pressures of corporate performance.
The Edge Singapore
- Break
from rigidity pays off
Being different has helped SMU attract the country's top
students, says SMU provost Prof Tan Chin Tiong.
TODAY
- Social
entrepreneurs
5 SMU students, who are part of the university's
SIFE club, tackle community service by putting schoolwork
into practice.
The Business Times
- Talk
by 'Grandfather of Net'
Carnegie Mellon University 's professor David
Farber, touted as the "Grandfather of the Internet", will
give a free lecture at SMU, organised by the School of
Information Systems .
The Business Times
[12 June 2005]
[9 June 2005]
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A
touch of the past for new SMU campus
Pieces of the past have been embedded in the
new SMU campus to provide a link to the rich past of
the civic district.
The Straits Times
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NUS
to ease Bt Timah move for students
Business dean, Professor Christopher Earley
said that the move to Bukit Timah would give NUS Business
School greater opportunities so as not to lose out to
SMU, whose new campus is in the city.
The Straits Times
[8 June 2005]
[7 June 2005]
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Thrilled
to win over visitors to buy product
Members of SMU Ventures play mentors to young participants
of the Young Entrepreneurs' Skills Competition.
Berita Harian
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Learn
to market smart
The Chicago Graduate School 0f Business and
the Singapore Management University are launching their
first marketing programme in Asia .
TODAY
[6 June 2005]
- How
to make your internship work for you
"Mortified" at the prospect of doing photocopying work,
SMU student Michael Cheng instead turned his internship
into an opportunity to achieve personal goals.
TODAY
- One
big happy family playing online games
SMU student Christopher Choo enters the lives of people
from different cultures through online gaming and found
himself part of an online clan.
The Straits Times
[4 June 2005]
- In
tune with its surroundings
To appreciate the new SMU campus, one must understand how
the buildings relate to their surroundings.
Business Times
- 2
in 3 top students want SMU
Just before the close of this year's university joint admission
exercise, it seems the bulk of the top students here are
picking SMU as their first choice for their undergraduate
studies.
TODAY
- Clarification
The Housing and Development Board clarifies that it is
not involved in SMU's plan to provide hostel accommodation
for its students.
TODAY
[3 June 2005]
-
New
SMU city campus will commence operations
this August
The new undergraduate cohort will begin
their studies at SMU's new city campus.
Berita Harian
-
SMU
campus open to public
The SMU tunnel, which opened yesterday and cuts
across the new 4.5ha campus, is much like the City Link
Mall, which links City Hall MRT station with Suntec City
.
The New Paper
- SMU
city campus ready in Aug; concourse opens to public
The concourse of the new city campus allows the public
to walk from Stamford Road and Victoria Street to the other
end of Bras Basah Road in just 10 minutes, completely sheltered
from rain and shine.
Lianhe Zaobao
- SMU
considers old govt buildings for city hostel
Plans to provide residential facilities to SMU students
near its new campus are certainly underway, but the accommodation
won't be ready until next year at the earliest.
TODAY
- SMU
campus is ‘open to public’
SMU president Howard Hunter said the new campus would add ‘ colour
and texture’ to the city area, with such activites
as lunchtime lectures and performances open to public.
The Straits Times
- A
city hostel for 1 in 4 students
SMU’s first hostel will be ready by the middle of
next year and be within walking distance to its Bras Basah
city campus.
The Straits Times
[2 June 2005]
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