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Rachel Chua
Project Kepplewray

In this post, i wrote about the trip us IB-ers took to the Lake District for team building. Awesome is a word short of describing what really happened. Worth a read, especially for the incoming intake of Bhammers!  [Read More]

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Illias Bin Mohammad Iqbal
Your Whatsapp Profile Name Matters

I hope y'all are aware that this thing right here:


...that profile name that appears in your fellow Whatsapp user's screen, it does matter.

Am I over-thinking a trivial issue? Perhaps. 

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Illias Bin Mohammad Iqbal
It's My Semester Break!

POP THE (non-alcoholic) CHAMPAGNE! IT'S THAT TIME OF THE SCHOOL YEAR AGAIN!

Semester Break. 
I hope you used your inner deep voice when reading the words out.
I would be very disappointed if you didn't.

 

Time to catch up with all the missed shows!

All the missed movies!

And re-watch them ALL OVER AGAIN! (Yeah I'm one crazy party animal, right? Totally.)

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Stella Quek
IT'S SUMMER

WADDAP SUMMER!

If you're thinking of a place to go to spend this sacred SUMMER holiday, here are some suggestions!

A PICTURE SPEAKS A THOUSAND WORDS 

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Desiree Choo
#4: 10 WAYS TO FEEL HAPPY! :)

 

Following up on Rachel's post that I saw previously, I got really inspired to think of 10 ways to feel happy! So click away to read about them! :)

 

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Illias Bin Mohammad Iqbal
When Life Throws a Curveball, Kill Zombies

The past 2 weeks have been nothing but my textbooks, revision notes, and...


iOS: Free
Android: Free
Windows/Blackberry OS: Go borrow your friends' iPhone/ Galaxy

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