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

Volume 16 No 4 Editorial: Competition the way to go Frankly, my dear: Five days and waiting Short and tweet Recess Week or Hell Week?	Volume 16 No 3 Editorial: Why beauty and Singlish don't mix Frankly, my dear: Snap out of it! Ministerial Forum 2009: Finding the right mix for Singapore Ministerial Forum 2009: Our differences will bring us together Ministerial Forum 2009: Birds of a feather flock together Political apathy: a matter of perspective In pen on paper
Volume 16 No 2 Editorial: Exercise your right to vote Frankly, My Dear: The difference between wants and needs The chosen 'One' First month In pen, on paper	Volume 16 No 1 Editorial: Find your voice and speak up Frankly, My Dear:Just take it, please? Artistic junk Freshman 101: Your Guide to NTU Hello Singaforeigns!
Volume 15 No 10 editorial: Into the darkness Stop the stereotype, stop the violence To think or not to think Survival of the fittest, not the locals In pen on paper	Volume 15 No 9 Editorial: Why the laughter? Frankly, My dear: Extreme Make-over In pen on paper Lonely Darwin in the Lion City Sign language
Volume 15 No 8 Editorial: Making the silos meet Frankly, My Dear: Touch me not Presence, not presents How 'tech' is Nanyang Tech?	Volume 15 No 7 Editorial: Remaining resilient Frankly, My Dear: Name Game Penny wise, environmentally foolish Hope for the American dream
Volume 15 No 6 Editorial: Hope for a better age Frankly, My Dear: Incredulous India Time for 'recess', graduates Thou shalt resolve to change	Volume 15 No 5 Editorial: Beyond the rankings Babies, no thanks Orchard Road: the new X-factor? Of hits and misses
Volume 15 No 4 Editorial: Ode to the tiger Singaporean the xenophobe Cause you gotta have faith Awfully Uninspiring	Volume 15 No 3 Editorial: A stage where they can be heard Cinema Politica Subway substandard? Make a life, not a living Why so serious, son?
Volume 15 No 2 editorial: Silver medal—bane or boon? Old habits die hard Is privacy extinct? One nation, one self ? It starts with a heartware upgrade	Volume 15 No 1 Editorial: We’ve spoken, they’ve listened, now what? The toilet, my friend Not flawless, yet still flying Airbus A380 Triple-sharing scheme may save the day after all Burma election 2010: democratic dictatorship?

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