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I believed that I could thrive in the role as I was interested in current affairs and had a passion for storytelling.
- SINGAPORE — Back in my junior college days, I de
- veloped an interest in journalism after watching The Post, a documentary-thriller about Washington Post journalists' difficult quest to publish c
- lassified documents in the 1970s.
- I believed that I could thrive in the role as I was inte
- rested in current affairs and had a passion for storytelling.
- So when I shared my goal of becoming a journalist with my f
- riends and family, I felt indignant when they reacted with
- scepticism and comments putting down my dream.
- “You’re too quiet for that sort of job.”
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INGAPORE — Back in my junior college days, I developed an interest in journalism after watching The Post, a documentary-thriller about Washington Post journalists' difficult quest to publish classified documents in the 1970s.
I believed that I could thrive in the role as I was interested in current affairs and had a passion for storytelling.
So when I shared my goal of becoming a journalist with my friends and family, I felt indignant when they reacted with scepticism and comments putting down my dream.
“You’re too quiet for that sort of job.”
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INGAPORE — Back in my junior college days, I developed an interest in journalism after watching The Post, a documentary-thriller about Washington Post journalists' difficult quest to publish classified documents in the 1970s.
I believed that I could thrive in the role as I was interested in current affairs and had a passion for storytelling.
So when I shared my goal of becoming a journalist with my friends and family, I felt indignant when they reacted with scepticism and comments putting down my dream.
“You’re too quiet for that sort of job.”
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Mr Kevin Wang, 32, used to smoke a pack of cigarettes every day when he was living in Paris. But one year after moving to Singapore, in 2016, the public officer who works at a statutory board kicked
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