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For many Singapore startups, COVID-19 will be a life-changing event. The upheaval caused by the virus will have a huge impact on many people’s livelihoods. Never before, for the past 3 decades, have whole industries shut down and consumer demand dropped so far so fast. The economic implications are highly uncertain. The world economy is…

We have been told that there is fake news and not to believe everything that we read on the internet. However, how can we distinguish what is fake from real? The media has played a crucial role in the world, specifically when speaking about research. However, it is important to not only read what is…

Australia, known as the country of diversity, is one of the most livable cities in the world, such as Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, with its strong economy, high-quality educational institutions and employment opportunities. Hosting over 200,000 international students from 140 countries every year, Australia attracts attention with its advanced technology and research facilities. Let’s examine the…

The rapid advancement of information and communication technology has led a huge proportion of the world population, especially the teenagers, to spend long hours on texting and chatting. The language used in such conversations vary significantly from the established standards of English. Opinions vary about the positive and negative impacts of texting on the academic…

Reproductive health is intricately interwoven into issues surrounding women’s and children’s health, the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, poverty, education, gender equality and most importantly human rights. Therefore, improving access to reproductive health is central to the process of social and economic development. The WHO has defined an unsafe abortion as the termination of an…

Ostmeyer and Scarpa created a study to test a school based social skills program intervention for elementary students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. This program would take students out of the regular classroom and place them into a separate program. Social skills are a prominent deficit in students with ASD and negatively affect academic performance. A…

Bullying can be defined as an individual who has the intention to do harm to another individual whether it be physical or verbal. Numerous studies have been organized to examine the effects that bullying has on adolescents. These studies have focused on the relationship between bullying and substance abuse, primarily alcohol use, and the relationship…

Today, a great issue lies ahead of us; a great issue that we will face in the near future. Our journey into college begins in a few years and the problem that we see in the distance affects some people more than others. The tuition prices of colleges have risen greatly over the previous 20…

Should cellular devices be allowed in classrooms? Phones aren’t allowed in many schools/classrooms because of the schools misunderstandings and immediate assumptions. They are thought by many to just be a device in the way of classwork, in fact phones can be helpful in many different ways. Phones are able to be used to research important…

It would be extremely difficult to approach the topic of gender inequalities in Yemen without putting the topic in perspective by placing it in a cultural context. The greatest honor for women in Yemen consists of feminine seclusion while the greatest shame is attached to market activity. To truly understand gender dynamics in Yemen, it…