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    NUS Law Scholar faces potential disciplinary actions.

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    • phtthpP Offline
      phtthp
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      to me, he's not even fit to graduate.

      frankly, i was shocked that people like him can get scholarship :yikes:
      people with his behavior ought to be expelled !

      what an ungrateful, arrogant chap !
      bite the hand that feed him.
      read what he say here:-
      http://forums.asiaone.com/showthread.php?t=55256

      if NUS not tough on him - he had set a very bad precedent in future for many other future scholarship holders, to behave like him.
      Disgraced our nation, made a laughing stock, use public funds to produce a pornographic sex manaic in the end.

      http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Edvantage/Story/A1Story20121110-382642.html

      http://www.todayonline.com/Singapore/EDC121113-0000029/Minister-backs-NUS-bid-to-keep-censure-of-blogger-under-wraps

      http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Edvantage/Story/A1Story20121112-383054.html

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        janet88
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        phtthp:
        to me, he's not even fit to graduate.

        frankly, i was shocked that people like him can get scholarship :yikes:
        people with his behavior ought to be expelled !

        what an ungrateful, arrogant chap !
        bite the hand that feed him.
        read what he say here:-
        http://forums.asiaone.com/showthread.php?t=55256

        if NUS not tough on him - he had set a very bad precedent in future for many other future scholarship holders, to behave like him.
        Disgraced our nation, made a laughing stock, use public funds to produce a pornographic sex manaic in the end.
        he was given a scholarship to study law...he is not a singaporean...that course enriched his brain but for a wrong purpose...he should be made to cough out every cent he had used...arrogant sex maniac.

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          MR06
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          What I dislike about the whole episode is I felt there is a very big loop hole in this scholarship thingy. :gloomy:


          Is there any requirement for scholars to cough up what they had received if they are found to have breached serious provisions that are integral to the award of the scholarship? :moneyflies:

          If there aren't, it is time this issue is addressed fully. :evil:

          Civilization is at a crossroad where ethics, common sense and values are placed so low, many won't bat an eye for transgression in these areas. :roll:

          It is easy for a scholarship holder to purposely engage in some controversial act to force the scholarship to be rescinded and at the same time absolving him from the need to serve out his obligations. :razz:

          He jolly well knows he would be valued in the private sector and what he did would not matter much if he is able to deliver in the corporate world. :imcool:

          :mad: :slapshead: :stupid:

          This bloke was given a scholarship to study law, he publicly said he had no intention to practice law. Who are in the panel that interviewed him and had endorsed him to be awarded this prestigious scholarship?

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            octoberbaby
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            who were the panels of interviewers for NUS scholarship? these people do not have far-sighted sense.

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            • janet88J Offline
              janet88
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              octoberbaby:
              who were the panels of interviewers for NUS scholarship? these people do not have far-sighted sense.

              These people would not have known this fella is a sex maniac. :evil:

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                Mawar
                last edited by

                Revoking his scholarship means he could still complete his studies. The cyber shame he commited is not serious enough to expel him? If he continues at his own expense, will the Bar admit him? Thought law was a noble profession. He already announced to anyone who cares to listen that he is not interested in reading law.


                I am disappointed with the slap on the wrist. It’s well and fine to keep students’ disciplinary hearings a secret to protect the student. But this guy wants to be infamous!

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                  octoberbaby
                  last edited by

                  can’t imagine, a lawyer represent a client, full of tatoo and a sex maniac. Wonder how is he going to represent a rape victim?

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                    ponyo
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                    octoberbaby:
                    can't imagine, a lawyer represent a client, full of tatoo and a sex maniac. Wonder how is he going to represent a rape victim?

                    don't think he will be practising law since he has publicly announced he has no interests in this vocation.

                    He already has his own biz...

                    Just feel upset that he has wasted our taxpayers' money and deprived some other kid who is more deserving of a place in the law school but could not get in...

                    The parents ought to take time to reflect themselves on how they have pushed their kid into such a selfish monster...sighz...

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                      MR06
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                      Actually I’m quite hesitant to share this cos it’s politically-sensitive, but anyway …


                      There is this old lady who brings her grandchild to an enrichment class as my dc. She is a chatting kaki while we wait to pick up our kids. She usually talks about her church but one day the topic veered to education and politics.

                      She shared her relative works in the civil service and she is tasked to jet around the region scouring for bright kids. She doesn’t just goes to the big cities but remote areas to entice these youngsters with free scholarship to come to Singapore.

                      It instantly synced with what I’ve read in another forum whereby someone shared his experience on being told in his face by a PRC. "I did not come to your country on my own accord. Your govt pleaded with me to come over and induced me with the freebies." It really made my blood boil!

                      She also shared how she had turned from a PAP die-hard supporter to supporting the opposition. There are so many old folks who used to be the ruling party’s supporters now sitting on the fence and crossing over by the day when they perceived their children or grandchildren were being marginalized because of the government policies.

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                        bupashu
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                        MR06:
                        Actually I'm quite hesitant to share this cos it's politically-sensitive, but anyway .....


                        There is this old lady who brings her grandchild to an enrichment class as my dc. She is a chatting kaki while we wait to pick up our kids. She usually talks about her church but one day the topic veered to education and politics.

                        She shared her relative works in the civil service and she is tasked to jet around the region scouring for bright kids. She doesn't just goes to the big cities but remote areas to entice these youngsters with free scholarship to come to Singapore.

                        It instantly synced with what I've read in another forum whereby someone shared his experience on being told in his face by a PRC. \"I did not come to your country on my own accord. Your govt pleaded with me to come over and induced me with the freebies.\" It really made my blood boil!

                        She also shared how she had turned from a PAP die-hard supporter to supporting the opposition. There are so many old folks who used to be the ruling party's supporters now sitting on the fence and crossing over by the day when they perceived their children or grandchildren were being marginalized because of the government policies.
                        there are two main reasons for this to happen:

                        (1) singaporeans are not reproducing enough

                        (2) those that have been reproduced are not smart enough and they implement the population policy by the letter not by the spirit, hence you get ALL kinds of immigrants. for the sake of their (civil servants) rice bowls they have kpi to meet

                        to stop the importation of immigrants, every singaporean must start to show they can produce 3 more babies then have the moral authority to demand PMO to cease the population import policy

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