NP is doing what it can to save energy and cut costs, but are students playing an equal part? An extra $1.1 million - this is the rise that the polytechnic has had to shell out for an increase in utility bills for the financial year 2007/2008. In uncertain times like these, the 28 percent rise could have easily been channelled for other uses. However, with such a huge increase, students still remain nonchalant about doing what they can to help the school.
SHALL WE DANCE: The heat is on as Chong Aik graces the international dance floor with his sleek moves At first glance, it is hard to believe that Lim Chong Aik can dance with his skinny, gawky frame and unassuming demeanour. Yet, watch him on the dancefloor with his partner, Raine Low, in the middle of a [...]
By Nicholas Joshua Lee & Tanya Lai TOOLBOX HEROINE: Nor Hashanah Bte Modh Razif (above) is one of the few NP female students who dare venture into the male-dominated engineering course, to much success academically and holistically. Pick Chong Kai Yi and nine of her classmates during a lecture and chances are, Kai Yi will be [...]
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