Lifestyle
From wildly popular trends taking the world by storm to unorthodox hobbies and cultures that pique your interest, the Lifestyle section has it all!
Finding an Alternative Career During the Pandemic
Ray Lim explores the alternative jobs Singaporeans have taken after their old jobs were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Resistance of Vaccination
While more than 80 per cent of Singaporeans have been vaccinated against COVID-19, there are still some who choose to remain unvaccinated. Isaiah Chua investigates the reasons why some individuals still resist vaccination.
Cultural Appropriation in a Multiracial Society
What are the chances of cultural appropriation occurring in Singapore, a country known for its multiculturalism? Celestina Gimino finds out more about the difference between cultural appropriation and appreciation, and how it impacts Singapore’s society.
The Power of Nostalgia
Nostalgia is a feeling that all of us would have experienced at some point in our lives. Elton Tan explores how nostalgia can affect different aspects of our lifestyle.
Fiverr: Three different freelancers, three different price points
Shajahan Mohd finds out more about the differences in the quality of work provided by three different photo retouchers at three different price points to determine whether they are worth it or not.
Love Beyond Skin Deep
In a conservative country like Singapore, some things are discouraged by older generations; and that may include falling in love with someone of a different race. Nur Sabrina finds out why some parents disapprove of interracial relationships.
Singaporean Youths and their Chinese Dialects and Cultures
Jamie Mah explores the significance of Chinese dialects to Singapore’s Chinese roots and how youths view their Chinese dialects.
The true impact of parenting
To some, having to stay at home during Covid-19 does not just spell boredom; it’s fear, insecurity, and danger. Lavonne Yew explores just how much parenting can affect the person we become.
Visual Impairment: It’s not the End
Isaiah Chua and Elton Tan discover how 25-year-old Anusha Siva lives her life with visual impairment and what motivates her to keep going in life.