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September 30th, 2009

Hot Spots Around and Beyond Sheares Hall

Written by Melissa Chue

The Unofficial NUS Hall Guide from funkyundergrad.com lists nothing beyond the communal hall as our late night hot spot, and adds that “With a supper stall that serves such great food, no one bothers to go out”. But is this really true of our Shearites? Are we so content with our comfort zone that we’ve completely lost the need to venture beyond the gates of our Hall? Are Fong Seng and Vivo City the only places we visit when we’re not cooped up in our rooms mugging our brains out?

Well, I for one refuse to believe that us Shearites don’t bother to go out! Contrary to popular belief, there are various places beyond campus that have so much to offer that it would leave anyone with the itch to get out and about.

 

1.     Fong Seng and the 24-hour Prata Shop

This is the alternative supper haven for Shearites who have had enough of Daniels and Kumars and want to try something else for a change. Here, you can enjoy prata and iced milo at a cheap price. Though its location is quite a long distance from Sheares Hall, it also operates 24 hours a day so you don’t have to worry about going hungry in the middle of the night after Uncle Vincent’s stall has closed (assuming you have nothing in the fridge). Also, walking to and fro will help you burn off any unwanted calories and fats from supper, so you won’t have to worry about getting fat after chowing down all that prata. :)

September 27th, 2009

Shearites’ Guide to Stalking

Written by Guest Writer – Christy


My dear Shearites, do you want to get to know a fellow Shearite? I am sure that such things happen all the time with all the good-looking Shearites milling around.  Yet, you are just too shy to approach the person? Too intimidated by his/her perfection?

 

Don’t worry, there is always another alternative – stalking. Best still, do it the Sheares’ hall way.

 

September 20th, 2009

Why You Don’t Stop Being A Shearite

Written by Athena Foo

Staying in Sheares Hall for a little more than a month so far, I am still in the process of becoming a true blue orange Shearite.

Choosing Sheares Hall, for me, was purely coincidental. Three months ago, I haven’t the faintest idea which hall I wanted to stay in even though I was pretty sure I wanted to stay in a hostel. In fact, when I received brochures from NUS about the various orientation camps, I completely disregarded the SECC brochure (which I am NOT proud of). It wasn’t until a friend of mine asked if I was interested in going for the camp with her that I started to pay attention to Sheares Hall at all.

I have to say, in a completely unabashedly manner, that SECC is one of the two best camps I’ve attended so far. I had a blast and made friends with people who became not only my very first hall friends, but also my close confidantes in hall. (So close that nobody is able to tell Rachel and me apart anymore. The tragedies.) From then on, there was no turning back.

September 18th, 2009

Buaya Week 09/10

Written by Vincent Choong

From the 9th to the 16th September, Sheares Hall took a step back in time as every resident of the hall were transformed into ferocious and mindless reptiles of ancient times known as Buaya’s. Their sole objective? To win the hearts of their respective buayee’s in a bid to claim the throne of Buaya King / Queen. Yes folks, it’s that hall tradition you have heard so much about and was so looking forward to: Buaya Week.

September 11th, 2009

SHRag 09/10 Thank You Supper

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September 10th, 2009

Sheares National Day Celebration Dinner 09

Written by Athena Foo

Sheares Hall’s annual National Day Celebration Dinner was over just a few days ago and boy, what a night it was!

The night began with the arrival of the guest of honour, Ms. Irene Ng, Member of Parliament from the Tampines GRC constituency, who also happens to be an alumnus of our hall! This was followed by the singing of the national anthem and the cutting of a huge cake celebrating Singapore’s belated 44th birthday.

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