Volume 16 No 5 (November 2nd, 2009): In this issue...

• Hall security breaches: who is to blame
• Nanyang MBA Programme 71st in the world
• Going from waste to wonder
• Debating on Europe
• GER-PEs make up a quarter of new course
• Segregation causes stir
• Bringing life to virtual humans
• New philosohpies for HSS
• A smooth journey to the west
• Speed bumps for arts-based research
• Warning signs about quakes
• Educating the masses on disaster
• Old grads return
• Bridge of friendship to China
• A pleasant graduation gift for Economics trio
• Crossing Down Under with solar energy
• Not your average business quiz
• Connexions forte
• A musical narrative
• Reduced loans increase woes
• Exchanging cultures with mentors in the classroom
• Lessons in Islam
• Celebrating Diwali

Archives

Volume 16 No 4 Doctors with a twist by 2010 A royal bridge over troubled waters A Young Scientist award—and $3.5m Design meets technology A climb after three years Music to my mouth Walking through our heritage Piecing together a record mosaic A Swede deal for biomedicine Tough times, big hearts, open wallets	Volume 16 No 3 Keep an open mind to foreign talent: PM Start integration in the Halls East meets west in latest collaboration Streamlining NTU-China relations Bus 179 to go green A boost for female academics A new face for Student Union Rolling good times Breaking fast, breaking barriers New wave of scholarly talent Rekindling our connections with nature through art Briding the gap between arts and science Rebuilding education The future looks grim Professors on the goggle box Heart work
Volume 16 No 2 In search of the elusive spot Warm welcome for freshmen Click to get your opinions heard YouTube professor bags another award Students fish for internships at fair Six ideas boosted by research grants Be a Facebook fan of the library Swapping with ease Hitchhike your way around campus Hands up for Dancetitude Sharing the passion for film	Volume 16 No 1 Camps go on NTU graduates face tough economy New position to boost the NTU brand SPMS unveiled Fees kick in for special term while you were away A new look for a new semester Coroner rules suicide, family disagrees Canteen plates go eco-friendly Pioneer shuttle bus ADM heralds in big changes
Volume 15 No 10 Dirty dancing in clean water at NIE Less energy, more efficiency How great thou art Melodies of love Exuberant response at Open House 60 minutes to save the world BHG comes to NTU Counselling concerns Cookin' up a book Cherry Blossoms in NTU? New look for lounge Red bull gives you wings Night of glamour Students set up ad agency	Volume 15 No 9 Breaking News: Student stabs Prof at EEE Breaking News: Second death in NTU in a week Tragic event on campus Cheaper chip Students make way for YOG Physiotherapy services now available on campus Peeping Tom rears his ugly head A fine treat for the taste buds New MRT stations for Jurong Fall in transport fare Fighting to beat the 9pm crowd with alternative transport He came, he saw, he created Revelations lit up Observing the Earth from NTU Having your catch and eating it Guitar Hero rocks on You've got spam
Volume 15 No 8 Restricted: Affection MBA makes it to top 25 Managing the science of sport A penny for a bag Wise words for difficult times More opportunities for GIP China Retro fever at NBS United Nations, united people Fewer jobs on offer at Career Fair Riding the waves of victory Spilling secrets on Post Secrets Bikini business boom Age gracefully with technology Tabling the wrong time	Volume 15 No 7 Smokers, boxed in Going down memory road Bringing out the essence Late speakers irk students Inside the dragon's closet Concerns raised over sleeping guards Funfest at the NIE fiesta A global reunion for all Fishing for prizes New ez-link cards Electronic Parking System for NIE Crafting businesses with a heart Ten-thousand dollar pau A new chapter in Singapore literature Brunch bunch serves up performances for a vibrant NIE New bus stop shelters
Volume 15 No 6 NTU to set up first Asian Kauffman campus NTU blazes into Chingay 2009 Bringing entrepreneurship to the classroom Rise of the Facebook crusades Serving the community pays off $5m for technology in education Pulling no brakes on success Longing for books of lore A new look for NTU libraries Third win for roof design Letting down hair and nets $2 million for Chinese studies	Volume 15 No 5 See the Light Giant in scientific field honoured Preppy rabbits win fans and $50,000 Doubts cast on NTU fall in rankings Financial literacy course pays off for teachers An open museum for the campus S’pore to ride out recession, says NBS dean Do you know your politics? Start enquiring, students Here’s less food for thought Bronze for team despite a rush for time Teachers' leadership course celebrates graduates Tap into a wealth of information Radio Fusion goes 3G
Volume 15 No 4 Economic slump expected Researchers discover key to malaria cure in cancer drug SAO gets tough on hall swoppers Staying in touch Kallang beach gets a makeover Winning on faith and film Orchestra's surprise ending Obstacles too tough for robots Taking defence to the next level Capturing a slice of life in NTU Couch potato no more Cat cafes flourish here Soft words over spiked story Close ties sealed the deal	Volume 15 No 3 India's former president gets honorary degree New life, new vision, new Union Here is a warm Willkommen to Bosch New TV show on campus A winning shot for intern Balloons lift teachers Mocktail display enters S'pore records Inaugural graduate scholarship awarded to 27 researchers Pub crawls with a Singapore flavor Hall mosquito breeding sparks NEA alert Crisis: what to do Animate faster and more cheaply A fairer chance for all at hall admission Schools, OAS on early registration
Volume 15 No 2 Our chance in the global limelight Let your voices be heard A gold chest of opportunities Teachers pen book for students Cans and thumbprints set records for charity Taking it to the screen Hostage? Biohazard? IT helps Next best thing to National Day Choir overcomes money woes to win gold at Festival Pop, lock and drop it in NTU Proposal on S/U option still pending The million dollar babies Putting the weather at the tips of your fingers Sharing Confucian values with NTU	Volume 15 No 1 Early subject registration stirs debate Hall cut-off point up to 15 NTU encourages students to dive into India Sacrificing their holidays to gain an edge New building, new route Free parking for open-air car parks for at least one more year NBS advisory board gets overhauled Day out for NBS freshmen Something new a'bot storytelling Drumming in synchrony NTU's foreign students emerge tops Special terms to start charging next year New award to recognise bicultural students Job security a concern for graduates NTU is Asia's king of varsity debate