June 28, 2009 Sunday
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ABOUT 1,500 students were treated to a preview of the inaugural Asian Youth Games opening ceremony at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Saturday. Three mass displays were put up by performers from schools such as Gongshang Primary School, Crescent Girls' School and National Junior College.

Titled 'Garden in the City', 'Asia's Zest', and 'Spirit of Evolution', the performances were an explosion of colour, sound and movement, and showcased the creativity and vibrancy of youth.

 
Yishun town to get new look
Look out for a three-storey lookout tower.
Orphan to drug dealer

HIS life is the stuff of Channel 8 dramas. The plot goes like this: He is an orphan adopted by four Singaporean men he calls uncles. They turn out to be drug lords. He becomes involved in the drug trade too.

He tries to escape from his life of crime but is shot in the leg by an uncle. He becomes a wanted man. He goes to jail. He escapes from jail. He is arrested in Australia for smuggling heroin. He is now a model prisoner there.

'No easy answers'

WHEN she had her second child, Mrs Lim Hwee Hua took four years off work to care for her children.

Juggling career and family was no easy task and the then 26-year-old decided to make her family top priority. 'There's no right or wrong in such a decision. But I was prepared that younger people would get ahead of me and that I might have to work for younger bosses,' she said.

   
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