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62. 1Up Travel > History And Culture Of Singapore. culture The feel of the island comes from the cultural diversity of singapore.The population is made up of Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasians. http://www.1uptravel.com/international/asia/singapore/history-culture.html

Flags Maps Sightseeing Travel Warnings ... Travel Reservations and Bookings More Categories Introduction Topography Local Life Local Cuisine Local Holidays Festivals-Events Embassies Administration News Stand Worth a See !! Sight Seeing Maps Flags Shopping Eating Out Recreation Travel Essentials Country Facts Geography People Government Economy Communications Transportation Military Search 1Up Travel You are here 1Up Travel Countries of the World Asia Singapore ADVERTISEMENT Country At a Glance Introduction Topography History-Culture Local Life ... Newstand Worth a Visit !! Cities Sight Seeing Maps Shopping ... Travel Links Country Facts Introduction Geography People Government ... Transnational issues Related Country Guide Detailed Maps Hotel Database Country Flag ... Travel Warning History According to Malay legend, a Sumatran prince encountered a lion - considered a good omen - on Temasek, prompting him to found Singapura, or Lion City. It mattered little that lions had never inhabited Singapore (more likely the prince had seen a tiger); what did matter was the establishment of the region as a minor trading post for the powerful Sumatran Srivijaya empire and as a subsequent vassal state of the Javanese Majapahit empire in the mid-13th century. Singapore might have remained a quiet backwater if not for Sir Stamford Raffles' intervention in 1819. The British had first established a presence in the Straits of Malacca (now called Melaka) in the 18th century when the East India Company set out to secure and protect its line of trade from China to the colonies in India.

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64. Life And Culture - Living Abroad : Singapore cultures and traditions. Newcomers may find it difficult in relatingto this mixed bag culture of singapore. Here at DiscoverAbroad http://www.discoverabroad.com/Singapore/LivingAbroad/LifeAndCulture.htm

Select Country Singapore United States Tell a friend Home Register Alliances ... Living Abroad Select One Accommodation Currency Communications Disabled Visitors Embassies Medical Part-time Jobs Travel on Arrival Business Careers Education Entertainment ... Salary Calculator Newsletter Subscribe for Abroad Essentials Singapore is an enchanting blend of different religions, cultures and traditions. Newcomers may find it difficult in relating to this mixed bag culture of Singapore. Here at DiscoverAbroad, we have compiled articles, hints and guides that would help a newcomer guide you through the Singaporean culture and its way of life. Careers Housing Money Transportation Featured Articles This Week Singapore Etiquette Every country has its own culture, social mannerisms; etiquette and habits. Before you plan to start a new life in Singapore You need to know certain mannerisms and habits of Singaporeans.

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66. National Heritage Board The Boards National Museum arm comprises three component museums the singapore History Museum, the Category Regional Asia singapore Society and culture History......Spirit of a Community Mosques in singapore A photographic showcase.Discover which mosque is the 'leaning tower of singapore'! http://www.nhb.gov.sg/

Make a date with SHM before we close! The Singapore History Museum at Stamford Road will be closed for extensive redevelopment from 28 April 2003 and will reopen in 2006. Look out for our new exhibition, Rivertales, which will be launched in August 2003 at Riverside Point The Teochew Experience Journey with us through the tears, fears, hopes and joy in this exhibition on the Teochew community in Singapore. Till April 2003 Singapore History Museum MuseumFest 2003 Get ready for MuseumFest 2003, when the Museum Roundtable comes together and bring heritage-related fun and games to the public. Come join us at Toa Payoh HDB Hub for this 3-day event, to be held from 30 May to 1st June.

67. NUS Library A Sense Of History Singapore, 1965- Culture The A collection of articles on contemporary arts and culture in singapore scheduledto be published in the 1994 issue of Commentary, the National University of http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/bib/sh/sing1965n.html

68. NUS Libraries: Statistics On Singapore: Mass Media & Culture Statistics on singapore. An annotated bibliography of sources. Mass Media culture.Adex report product category Advertising expenditure monitoring service. http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/bib/ss/massmedi.html

Statistics on Singapore An annotated bibliography of sources Adex report: product category [Advertising expenditure monitoring service]. Singapore: Survey Research Singapore. Annual. 1996-98. HF5801 AR (HL Bound Periodicals) See: Media index. 1995- Advertising and media in Country Data . Global Marketing Information Database. London: Euromonitor. Available on Digital Library Click on Statistical Data in Digital Library. Click on GMID and select Country Data . Expand Advertising and Media to see the other data available and click to select them. Choose Singapore from Country/Region and select the years to view the data. Data available include advertising expenditure, newspapers, radio and TV licenses, Internet penetration, e-commerce like online shopping expenditure and online adspending. Advertising trends in the economy, 1987-1992 . Occasional paper series, no.15. Singapore : Department of Statistics, 1994. HA1802 Ops 15 (CL Sing/Mal Coll, CL Main Shelves) . 2nd ed. Singapore : Ministry of Information and the Arts, 2000. NX577.2 Art (CL Sing/Mal Coll, CL Main Shelves)

69. Creating A Singapore Brand Of Entrepreneurial Culture ENTREPRENEURSHIP SPECIAL Creating a singapore Brand of EntrepreneurialCulture. s it a case of too little, too late, for singapore http://www.innovationmagazine.com/innovation/volumes/v3n2/pay/entrepren1.shtml

Subscribe now! Vol 3 • Number 3 Home About INNOVATION Advertising with INNOVATION Customer Service ... Resources ENTREPRENEURSHIP SPECIAL: Creating a Singapore Brand of Entrepreneurial Culture s it a case of too little, too late, for Singapore to promote a culture of entrepreneurship now? Professor Tom Kosnik, a consulting professor who teaches Global Entrepreneurial Marketing and Industry Thought Leaders Seminar under the Stanford Technology Ventures Program at the Stanford School of Engineering, does not think so. In fact the adjunct professor at the National University of Singapore sees the nation showing strong commitment to nurturing its next generation of entrepreneurs. The Entrepreneurship and Internationalisation Sub-Committee in Singapore, which is a public review body, recently proposed a broad range of measures to induce more citizens to become their own bosses. If approved, some of its proposals will be included in the main Economic Review Committee report in January 2003. For a start, International Enterprise Singapore plans to pump S$5 million into a programme to give as many as 150 local executives exposure to and experience in overseas markets over the next year. Click here to buy the full-text article World Scientific Publishing and National University of Singapore INNOVATION magazine is a joint publication of The National University of Singapore and World Scientific Publishing Co.

70. Publishing The New Culture: Singapore's Newspapers And Diaspora Literature, 1919 singapore's New culture Movement existed within a very different contextthan in China. Unique aspects of singapore's New culture Movement. http://www.hawaii.edu/cseas/pubs/explore/v2/kenley.html

Home About Academic Programs Faculty ... Explorations Explorations in Southeast Asian Studies A Journal of the Southeast Asian Studies Student Association Vol 2, No. 2 Fall 1998 Show Table of Contents Publishing the New Culture: Singapore's Newspapers and Diaspora Literature, 1919-1933 David Kenley David Kenley is a Ph.D. candidate in the History Department at the Uhiversity of Hawaii at Manoa. He is currently engaged in dissertation researh on the New Culture Movement in Singapore. Introduction For Chinese intellectuals, the years immediately before and after 1919 represented an exciting period of change. The most influential individuals of this era called for a new literature, a new system of thought, and a new orientation toward modern life. Commonly known as the New Culture Movement, this intellectual momentum spilled beyond China into the overseas Chinese communities. The Chinese residents of Singapore, in particular, became increasingly caught up in intellectual currents coming from the mainland. The May Fourth Incident and the New Culture Movement China historians have provided many definitions of the New Culture Movement. Most scholars believe the movement is inextricably tied to the May Fourth Incident of 1919.[1] On that day approximately 5,000 students descended on Peking to demonstrate against the Versailles Peace Conference. The day's events included marching, the shouting of slogans, and eventually the ransacking and burning of the house of foreign minister Ts'ao Ju-lin. Demonstrators participated in similar protests throughout the nation, and the "May Fourth Incident" quickly assumed increased significance. Since these protests were prompted by many of the ideas that would later be manifest in the New Culture Movement, namely anti-imperialism, cultural rejuvenation, and independence, the May Fourth Incident and the New Culture Movement are difficult to separate.

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Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Slinging Shots at Singapore By Declan McCullagh Also by this reporter Page 1 of 1 02:00 AM Jul. 09, 2001 PT SAN MATEO, California Singapore's most twisted, droll and insanely popular humor site launched quietly enough last year after one of its editors got dumped from a dying Internet company in the United States. "I was in a failed dot-com, and I was trying to figure out what to do after that," said Singapore expatriate K.K. Cheong, editor of TalkingCock . "A bunch of us got together and started brainstorming and decided that what Singapore really needs is a real humor magazine. Something edgy." Story Tools See also Discuss this story on Plastic.com In China, Making Nice on the Web Asia's Next Tech Hub: Singapore ... Solving China's Dot-Com Puzzle Discover more Net Culture Today's Top 5 Stories New Yorkers Face Off in Spam Spat Doctors Race to ID Killer Virus To Live and Die in Los Angeles USA Interactive's Online Makeover ... Bye 3G, Hello Wi-Fi Frappuccino One year later, TalkingCock has become the country's equivalent of The Onion or MadCowCulture a smart, savvy, and occasionally raunchy humor zine that delights in poking fun at Singaporean culture and politics.

74. The Paranakan Culture In Singapore -- ThingsAsian Article The Paranakan culture in singapore, singapore being a food paradise does help inmore ways than one to preserve this colorful aspect of Peranakan culture. http://www.thingsasian.com/browse/stories/contributors/goto_article/article.1266

Member: None Recommendation: Avg. recommendation of other readers. RatingInit(1, 1, 6); How highly would you recommend this story? Scale of 1 to 5 (5 being best) Care to Comment? Register as a member of the ThingsAsian community and Log In User Name: Password: Become a member of the ThingsAsian Community See Also: Related Topics: Culture People Traditions The Paranakan Culture in Singapore By Philip Yim Bride and groom during tea ceremony. An economic marvel, commercial hub of Southeast Asia, efficient and corruption-free government and number one airport in the world; these are usually the images that appears to the minds of frequent travelers in Singapore. Lesser known are the unique ethnic cultures that form the major ingredients of what the entire Singaporean experience is all about. The Malays, Chinese and Indians collectively make up the social and cultural pillars of Singapore. These are by no means cultures of anonymity and so much is already known that it does not warrant saying more. I intend to introduce to you the Peranakan culture, a truly unique and colorful culture that has never ceased to fascinate but is sadly fast losing foothold in the country to modernization and assimilation with other mainstream cultures. The Peranakan culture is essentially a cultural blend of mainly Chinese, Malay and some European descent, very often bearing the best of each. The Peranakan community evolved some two to three hundred years ago when Chinese traders established trade ties with the locals from the Malay Peninsula, including Singapore. Cross-cultural relationships and marriages were natural by-products when these traders married local Malay women. Peranakan, which means, "locally born" in the Malay language, was to be the name of subsequent generations of Chinese-Malays. To Westerners, they are commonly known as "Straits-born Chinese".

75. Singapore Literature And Culture In English: A/P Talib's Section SEMESTER TWO – 2002/2003. EN 5210 singapore Literature and culturein English. The singapore Literature and culture website’s URL is. http://courses.nus.edu.sg/course/ellibst/5210/

DEPARTMENT SEMESTER TWO – 2002/2003 EN 5210: Singapore Literature and Culture in English Lecturers: A/P Ismail Talib A/P Philip Holden What's on this page Complementary Website Other Relevant Websites Assessment Readings: Primary Texts Secondary Texts References for Robert Yeo References for Arthur Yap ... Link to Your Schedule Using selected Singapore texts in English from a variety of different genres, this module aims to enable students to explore, and to simultaneously question, the relationship between literature and social and cultural change in Singapore. Topics to be discussed include: the specific cultural context in which texts are produced, the representation and recreation of identity through poetics and narrative, and issues arising in the use of English in a multilingual and multicultural environment. Given Singapore's history, the notion of a "Singapore" text will be used creatively in order to reflect upon the growth of Singaporean identity and culture. Complementary Website This module is co-taught by A/P Philip Holden, who has a complementary website. Please refer to his website for his part of the module. This site will deal with A/P Ismail Talib's section of the module.

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78. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Singapore's Fine Culture Keeps People In singapore's fine culture keeps people in line John Aglionby, Southeast Asia correspondentSaturday November 2, 2002 The Guardian The prime minister's plans to http://www.guardian.co.uk/waste/story/0,12188,824570,00.html

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