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    NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex

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    • Z Offline
      zeemimi
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      AC_Power:
      Latest development:


      http://www.straitstimes.com/the-big-story/sex-grades-trial/story/darinne-ko-bought-740-montblanc-pen-law-professor-belated-birth

      Lost her virginity after having sex with him in his NUS office. Bought him a S$740 Mont Blanc pen as birthday gift.

      If this is not corruption, I do not know what is.
      how come the photos in straits times and the online photos of DK look so different? Same person? :?

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      • phtthpP Offline
        phtthp
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        AC_Power:

        Lost her virginity after having sex with him in his NUS office.
        won't say she lost her v*.

        instead, she traded her v* in exchange for a higher grade (benefit).
        she is a consenting party.

        but had she been raped against her will, then is a different story.

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        • phtthpP Offline
          phtthp
          last edited by

          zeemimi:

          how come the photos in straits times and the online photos of DK look so different? Same person? :?
          Yes, is the same girl.
          She is one of the 14 witness(es).

          http://www.straitstimes.com/the-big-story/sex-grades-trial/story/sex-grades-trial-darinne-ko-takes-the-witness-stand-20130110

          she said she love him :-
          http://sg.news.yahoo.com/i-lost-my-virginity-to-tey--darinne-ko-092516674.html

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          • phtthpP Offline
            phtthp
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            janet_lee88:
            Wow, the fella really had a good deal...young virgin and $700+ Montblanc pen.

            don't you find him greedy ?
            after take young virgin, still want to accept door gifts ?

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            • janet88J Offline
              janet88
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              phtthp:
              janet_lee88:

              Wow, the fella really had a good deal...young virgin and $700+ Montblanc pen.


              don't you find him greedy ?
              after take young virgin, still want to accept door gifts ?

              that fella is a wolf...and a greedy one too.
              gifts to him were not just that Montblanc pen, there are other expensive things which he accepted.

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                Mawar
                last edited by

                Pursuit of higher education these days seems to be purely motivated by greed. The higher the degree, the better the school, the higher chances of attaining power and wealth.


                Fast tracked education of scholars failed to incultivate wisdom. Only dogged pursuit of being the best at all costs. Scary.

                Bring back true moral education since religious education is a no go in secular schools. Learn to be a good person first, then pick up other employable skills.

                How about compounding deterrent sentence pegged to the level of higher education? No one is truly equal anyway. Cos they wasted taxpayers money and failed to learn to be a better person. Ps this is tongue in cheek, don't bash me. :faint: :siam:

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                  Moonsun55
                  last edited by

                  Interesting food for thought.

                  Mawar:
                  Pursuit of higher education these days seems to be purely motivated by greed. The higher the degree, the better the school, the higher chances of attaining power and wealth.

                  Fast tracked education of scholars failed to incultivate wisdom. Only dogged pursuit of being the best at all costs. Scary.

                  Bring back true moral education since religious education is a no go in secular schools. Learn to be a good person first, then pick up other employable skills.

                  How about compounding deterrent sentence pegged to the level of higher education? No one is truly equal anyway. Cos they wasted taxpayers money and failed to learn to be a better person. Ps this is tongue in cheek, don't bash me. :faint: :siam:

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                  • janet88J Offline
                    janet88
                    last edited by

                    Mawar:
                    Pursuit of higher education these days seems to be purely motivated by greed. The higher the degree, the better the school, the higher chances of attaining power and wealth.


                    Fast tracked education of scholars failed to incultivate wisdom. Only dogged pursuit of being the best at all costs. Scary.

                    Bring back true moral education since religious education is a no go in secular schools. Learn to be a good person first, then pick up other employable skills.
                    :goodpost:

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                      concern2
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                      Mawar:
                      Pursuit of higher education these days seems to be purely motivated by greed. The higher the degree, the better the school, the higher chances of attaining power and wealth.


                      As parents, we do have a big role to play. Spending time with the kids is vital as we get to know them and learn what they are absorbing all around.

                      Just one week after school reopens, and I hear my kid talking about how his classmates compare who is more powerful.

                      Classmate A: \"My papa dare to scold the principal leh!\"
                      Classmate B: \"My mummy is MP leh!\"

                      🤷

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                        pirate
                        last edited by

                        Mawar:
                        Bring back true moral education since religious education is a no go in secular schools. Learn to be a good person first, then pick up other employable skills.

                        No use. Kids follow what we do, not what we tell them to do. So, unless we conduct ourselves morally and do the right things and do things right all the time, our kiddoes will soon learn that what we teach them in moral education is poppycock.

                        If we cut corners and do what is expedient, so shall our kiddoes learn.

                        And that means not just parents, teachers and principals, but officials and leaders too.

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