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Overcoming the storm as the clouds go by

A play written 15 years ago is finally done justice to by a class of graduating theatre studies majors who have enough actors to fill the roles. Based and inspired by a true story, “Watching the Clouds Go By” was written by NUS theatre studies assistant professor Robin Loon.

	NUS Jazz band bangs		Putting math back into music
	The NUS jazz band served up a potent mix of bossa nova, blues and soul at their March 17 sold-out concert at the University Cultural Centre.		What has art got to do with mathematics and science? For Elaine Chew, the answer is everything and with her performance, “The Mathematics in Music.”

Island Creamery – an oasis in the dessert

Singaporean bossa nova singer a hit in Japan

Fancy a teh tarik ice cream? If that does not intrigue you yet, think about ice cream and sorbet that come in the flavours of Nutella, Horlicks, chendol, black sesame and Tiger beer – just to name a few.

A Singaporean Chinese girl is making waves in Japan with her samba-evolved brand of bossa nova songs that are sung in English.

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