| Interview With Alexis Lee |
| By Amanda Lee Yue Ping, Class of 2014 |
| The life of a form five is not at all easy. In fact it’s an extremely hectic, frenzied life quotes Alexis Lee Yue Xiu, a student from form five. Her name might no doubt ring a bell as she holds quite a number of positions in our school. She is the head of our Lumen Studet, a senior prefect, the Seladang lady captain and also my sister. Being her sister, I have noticed how much responsibility a form five has to bear and how most of their time is occupied with school activities and studies. |
| Kelly Clarkson - Live In Malaysia |
| By Alexis Lee Yue Xiu, Class of 2010 |
| Being familiar with the ways of superstars, we had arrived later than the specified time. Still, when we arrived the supporting performances hadn’t finished - when we sat down we were somewhere through a medley sung by the great Jaclyn Victor, followed by a performance by Suki - who clambered onstage in a red dress with a train so long it had to be carried by two assistants, and if it wasn’t so hot I would have laughed out loud at the spectacle that it made |
| Interview with the Head Prefects 2010 |
| By Tai Kai Xin and Wong Sher Lynn, Class of 2013 |
| Over the years, the Prefects Board has flourished, becoming an integral part of school life. Holding the reins are Head Prefect, Kaylyn Chandran and Assistant Head Prefect, Goh Mei Jing. We were lucky to be able to squeeze in an interview with them in the midst of their busy schedule. |
| The BPL Dream Team |
| By Kanendra Kumar, Class of 2010 |
Nemanja Vidic, Manchester United (CB)
This man has been outstanding throughout this season and the seasons before. His
steady defending is one of his talents but he also causes havoc in the opposition defense
as he can score from corners with good headers. |
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| Junk Food |
| By Amanda Lee Yue Ping, Class of 2014 |
| Being in Malaysia, a place famous for it’s food more that anything else, we of course have a vast variety of junk food. Here, most of our junk food such as chips, crackers and biscuits are mostly packed in bright, attractive packets which are bound to make one’s mouth water. We have the savory kind, such as Twisties, Cheezels, Shapes, Mister Potato, Nachos, Lays, Pringles - all loaded full of salt and unhealthy stuff which somehow makes us want more |
| Food, spice and everything nice. |
| By Dhanashree Ashwin, Class of 2013 |
| Food like Pasta, Hamburgers, Nasi Lemak, Roti Canai, Noodles and Pizza are a few to name but the list goes on and on with more mouth-watering dishes than you can positively think of. Of course, each country has their own style and preparation of food as well. |
| So Who’s Katy Perry? |
| By Eugene Gan, Class of 2014 |
| Raised in California, in the town of Santa Barbara, Perry lived in a Christian household, given that her parents are both pastors. Even though Perry was prohibited to music aside from Christian songs, Freddie Mercury’s and Alanis Morissette’s hits caught her attention during a slumber party she attended with her friends.. |
| The People Next Door |
| By Jamie Kok, Form 2 Cempaka |
| Six puppies is to take care of is not an easy feat- you have to feed them at least every two hours, they have to be taken for vaccination, and of course you have to collect their business which they leave all over the place. From what I heard, I think the maid got fed up quite soon and opted to leave, so they hired a new maid which they thought was more capable of taking care of the dogs. |
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| Modern Family TV Review |
| Samantha Keah, Class of 2014 |
| In 2010, Modern Family was nominated with five Television Critics Association Awards. The show gained noms for best new series, best comedy series and best program of the year, while stars of the program, Ty Burrell and Eric Stonestreet, were both nominated individually. Also like Friends to keep the idea of an ensemble cast, the cast all submitted for Supporting Actor and Actress nominees instead of Lead Actor and Actress for the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards. |
| Toy Story 3 |
| By Alexandra Yoong Li Ann, Class of 2010 |
| The movie was the perfect ending to tie up all the loose ends for our fellow toy heroes, their last adventure and a salute to all toys everywhere, the last curtain call for our plastic and cloth comrades and their expressions that would always return to their perfect smile whenever necessary. On a side-note, bring a handkerchief along to dry your tears behind the 3D glasses. |
| The Lovely Bones, Movie Review |
| By Dhanashree Ashwin, Class of 2013 |
| Movies about serial killers these days, are undoubtedly revolving around the browbeat murderer who is often male, and the female victims who are portrayed as helpless and when they screech for help, no one comes and the axe comes down... How boring! Fortunately, one can say The Lovely Bones is a thriller that keeps you at the edge of the seat and certainly won’t disappoint viewers... |
| “Up” The Movie Review |
| By Ashleigh Yap, Class of 2011 |
| The story starts with a shy, young Carl Fredricksen meeting Ellie, a loud girl with scruffy red hair. They discover that they both share an interest in exploration and idolize the famed explorer, Charles Muntz. Ellie then tells Carl about her dream to move her clubhouse to Paradise Falls in South America, a promise she makes Carl keep. From there, the cliche of love-at-first-sight takes its cue and we see Carl and Ellie’s life together. |
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