
Tag: Featured


Moon Knight: A Discussion on Dissociative Identity Disorder
Moon Knight is not the first show that features characters with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). However, it is the first time that Marvel has explicitly done such a show and received so much positive feedback for the outstanding execution.
Was Moon Knight actually worth the hype, and was DID really presented in an accessible manner?

The Pura in Singa: Singapore in Popular Fiction
Have you wondered why Singapore is such a fascinating place to depict, not just for local but international authors?

Should I give my parents an allowance every month?
A common question posed by many young adults who are stepping into the workforce, robust discussions surrounding this topic are not hard to find.

Everything Everywhere All At Once: Multiverses, What-ifs, and Hope
What if I had decided to go to that school instead? What if I had worked harder? What if I could have led a better life than the one I am living right now? We would be lying to ourselves if we said that such thoughts have never crossed our minds.
Everything Everywhere All At Once brings these ideas to the fore through its main character, Evelyn Quan, and the tragedy that is her life. The film’s unique blend of sci-fi and absurdist comedy has left many of its viewers reflecting on their lives; which is maybe what many of us need right now — a new perspective.

The Toxicity of University ‘Hustle’ Culture
These days, a student focusing on academics and good grades alone is insufficient. Very insufficient. You need to do a part-time internship then volunteer at church on weekends. After your classes, do some sports. In between your classes, go to the library to work on your case competition. Read a book.