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Daily SG: 23 Jul 2008
Posted by singaporedaily on 23rd July 2008
The Million Dollar Bounty for M$K
- Singapore Kopi Tok: $1 Million Bounty For Capture Of Mas Selamat – Why The U-Turn?
Parliament 21 Jul 2008
- Sgpolitics.net: Ministry of Home Affairs in the Parliamentary spotlight again
- Mr Wang Says So: The Emigration Surprise
- Simply Jean: 1,000 Singaporeans give up citizenship each year - are you one of them?
Education
- URBANRANT: Primary One School Registration - Citizens vs Permanent Residents
Organ Trading
- Sze Zeng’s Life: Great Singapore Organ Sale? Legalisation of Organ Trading
- My Singapore News: A little window dressing may do the trick
- BothSidesOfTheJohorStraits: A poor person may have nothing left to sell but his organs. It sounds bad, but his organs ARE his to do as he pleases…
- Just Stuff: The Immorality of The Uncommons - Stem Cells, Kidneys and Organ Transplants
Ren Ci Head Monk Charged
- The Online Citizen: A charitable cause
Housing
- Enblocing Singapore: “Is there such a thing as a happy enbloc?” Jessica Cheam’s article online
Daily Discourse
- Hear Ye! Hear Ye!: Political logic
- The Itch To Write: My emails to different Government Bodies (I)
- nofearSingapore: Why Bukit Batok needs a by-election: Letter to the editor
Life, the universe and everything
- Majulah Singapura: Scifi fans in Singapore, rejoice!
[A plug for Yeong Wei]
SYINConnect is a one-day youth conference that connects participants to urgent social issues, and what people are doing about them in Singapore. Participants will get the opportunity to meet the community leaders making change in our society today, and build the skills, networks and confidence to be effective agents of change.
Conference Details
Venue: Republic Polytechnic
Date: Saturday, 26th July
Time: 8:00am - 6:30pm
Guest-of-Honour: Mr. K Shanmugan, Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs
Cost: $12 per participant (to cover lunch and conference materials)
Today is the last day for signing up to attend.
Why should you attend SYINConnect?
* Be part of a community that makes a difference.
* Better prepare yourself to do something about the social issues you care about.
* Learn more about the social issues in Singapore and globally.
* Meet the other cool people here who care.
For further information, visit http://www.syinc.org/syinconnect or send your queries to syinconnect@syinc.org
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