I WANT to reinforce the views of Dr Ong Siew Chey.

IN RESPONSE to Mr Ho Kong Loon's letter last Thursday, I would like to offer my views as a non- teacher.

I AM inspired to write this letter after reading Mr Lim Yee Hung's column, 'No geekiness please, we're Brits' in last Tuesday's Digital Life.

I REFER to Thursday's letter, 'He tails ambulances only to find...' in which Mr Ng Chong Huat questioned the propriety of ambulances going fast when not carrying a sick passenger.

LAST Wednesday, the same day The Straits Times carried a 'thumbs-up rating' for good service in Singapore, cable television ran a cooking programme featuring celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. Mr Oliver had travelled to an Italian town especially to cook Italian food for fastidious Italian gourmets.

I REFER to the letter by Mr John Ng, 'Jobs: Stop blaming foreigners' (April 5).

I REFER to Mr John Ng's letter.

I REFER to Mr John Ng's letter.

I LIVE in Tampines where cyclists are allowed to cycle on pedestrian paths. As a pedestrian, I am concerned about safety if such a practice is allowed to continue. Walking home from dinner along Tampines Street 83 last Wednesday, I had two near misses.

I REFER to the reply, 'TV Mobile is mindful of sound levels on buses' (April 5).

I REFER to the letter, 'Put CCAs on par with academic subjects', by Mr John Huang Yinghui (April 4).

I REFER to last Monday's article, 'Unusual scholarship gives dropouts hope'.