Well done AStar... give scholarships to FTs, and to the murderous/insane ones too.
bro botak, not 1 case but many cases.
please see here:
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Amos Yee and Ouyang Xiangyu, what do you think?
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bro botak, not 1 case but many cases.
please see here:
Copy from Jipun. No class.
[video=youtube;kTUNywe2N7s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTUNywe2N7s[/video]
Singaporean student accused of poisoning Stanford University classmates
The biochemistry graduate student on a prestigious Singapore scholarship faces four charges of poisoning the drinking water of her fellow students with toxic chemical.
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 02 April, 2015, 4:01pm
UPDATED : Thursday, 02 April, 2015, 4:55pm
Chris Luo [email protected]
Ouyang Xiangyu had received National Science scholarships twice in the past.
A Singaporean student on a scholarship at Stanford University has been accused of poisoning her classmates.
Ouyang Xiangyu, 27, a biochemistry graduate student on a prestigious Singapore scholarship, faces four charges of poisoning the drinking water of her fellow students with paraformaldehyde, a chemical used to preserve tissue samples that was readily available in the laboratory, between September and November last year.
She is currently on US$50,000 (HK$387,688) bail and restricted from leaving the country.
In court papers seen by the South China Morning Post, Ouyang’s defence lawyer indicated her client would plead not guilty by reason of insanity, pending an evaluation of her mental state.
Ouyang, originally from China according to the Straits Times, had twice received National Science scholarships from the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), one of the Singapore’s most prestigious scholarships for science students. This allowed her to study at undergraduate level at Imperial College in London and join the renowned Nusse stem cell cancer research laboratory in Stanford University for her PHD programme.
Among five victims identified by the court document, two female graduate student researchers working in the same lab as Ouyang are also originally from China. They had experienced immediate burning in their throats and mouths as a result of drinking the water, the documents said.
Ouyang was arrested last November. When questioned by police, she claimed she had suffered severe insomnia and dizziness, and insisted she didn't mean to harm anyone.
“I wasn’t very clear about why I was doing it and what exactly I was doing,” she was cited as saying.
A*STAR told The Straits Times that it has acknowledged the incident, and was cited saying: “There will be no action on our part until after the proceedings have concluded.”
In 2013 a graduate medical student of distinguished Fudan University in Shanghai, China, fatally poisoned his roommate by placing toxic chemical N-nitrosodimethylamine into the dormitory’s water cooler, in what he said was an April Fool’s joke. The student was later sentenced to death.
And in the famous unsolved poisoning case in 1995, a student of Beijing’s prominent Tsinghua University was found poisoned with large dose of thallium over a period of time. The victim suffered serious neurological damage and permanent physical impairment. Police launched an investigation but were unable to solve the case.
tiong wuxia dramas have a rich history of sorcerers fighting poison with poison. you give me thallium, and i'll give you arsenic porridge, with a scoop of arse shit.
Let the excuses and plea bargaining begin...
A*Star scholarship holder 'stressed, shy and insecure'
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...hip-holder-stressed-shy-and-insecure-20150403
A*Star scholarship holder 'stressed, shy and insecure'
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...hip-holder-stressed-shy-and-insecure-20150403
斯坦福大学新加坡女博士Xiangyu Ouyang因交不到男友毒杀同学被捕
http://bbs.hupu.com/12371401.html
斯坦福女博士因在实验室同学的水瓶里下毒甲醛被控4重罪，预计被判4-8年。据悉，此同学来自新加坡，是新加坡A star奖学金获得者，本科在英国伦敦帝国学院也获得杰出学生奖学金。受害者说她从来没有过男朋友，因为嫉妒有男友的同学所以下毒。
http://bbs.hupu.com/12371401.html
斯坦福女博士因在实验室同学的水瓶里下毒甲醛被控4重罪，预计被判4-8年。据悉，此同学来自新加坡，是新加坡A star奖学金获得者，本科在英国伦敦帝国学院也获得杰出学生奖学金。受害者说她从来没有过男朋友，因为嫉妒有男友的同学所以下毒。
I love Famous Amos
Dear Amos,
Wow, I am impressed. What a beautiful video and what an amazing delivery. I don’t think I have ever seen an 8-minute video with such an impact.
Of course, the outpouring of criticism your piece has caused, has been vast. The immature have passed imbecilic comments on your hairstyle while the too mature have been preoccupied with your use of profanities. Many of the more sophisticated commentators have been somewhat positive, but still they typically say, “he may have some points, but timing, format or something else was wrong”.
What it seems most of your detractors fail to realize is that your video was as perfect as it was intended. They say the journey is the destination, and in communication the content is only part of the message. Other, sometimes equally important, parts of a message are style, format and timing of delivery. You wanted Lee loyalists to know what you think of their deity and you wanted the whole world to know that there is another side to the late Lee Kuan Yew. You wanted people to know that, despite his real (but often exaggerated) achievements, Lee Kuan Yew was in fact a horrible person. And wow, have you managed to get the message across.
continue ........ TR Emeritius @
http://www.tremeritus.com/2015/04/08/open-letter-to-amos-yee-his-parents-and-pm-lee/
Dear Amos,
Wow, I am impressed. What a beautiful video and what an amazing delivery. I don’t think I have ever seen an 8-minute video with such an impact.
Of course, the outpouring of criticism your piece has caused, has been vast. The immature have passed imbecilic comments on your hairstyle while the too mature have been preoccupied with your use of profanities. Many of the more sophisticated commentators have been somewhat positive, but still they typically say, “he may have some points, but timing, format or something else was wrong”.
What it seems most of your detractors fail to realize is that your video was as perfect as it was intended. They say the journey is the destination, and in communication the content is only part of the message. Other, sometimes equally important, parts of a message are style, format and timing of delivery. You wanted Lee loyalists to know what you think of their deity and you wanted the whole world to know that there is another side to the late Lee Kuan Yew. You wanted people to know that, despite his real (but often exaggerated) achievements, Lee Kuan Yew was in fact a horrible person. And wow, have you managed to get the message across.
continue ........ TR Emeritius @
http://www.tremeritus.com/2015/04/08/open-letter-to-amos-yee-his-parents-and-pm-lee/
Let the excuses and plea bargaining begin...
A*Star scholarship holder 'stressed, shy and insecure'
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...hip-holder-stressed-shy-and-insecure-20150403
Err..I scholar material, you know. Even your pappy rulers feel I am 'talented'.
Just a momentarily lapse of judgement only lah, you know the kind like even your own ministers have committed?
Just say, SORRY ...can or not?
Even your leaders do so, so why can't I?
Straits Times is working hard to divert Singaporeans attention and trying hard to paint a bad picture on Stanford University education.
This is PAP tactics which never admit their own mistakes but blaming it on others.
Curse of the Stanford Duck Syndrome
A term has even been coined for this behaviour: Stanford Duck Syndrome. While the syndrome is not a proven medical condition, the pressure to keep up appearances could cause students to feel added stress and, in extreme cases, develop mental health issues such as depression and anxiety, psychologists and counsellors told The Sunday Times -
This is PAP tactics which never admit their own mistakes but blaming it on others.
Curse of the Stanford Duck Syndrome
A term has even been coined for this behaviour: Stanford Duck Syndrome. While the syndrome is not a proven medical condition, the pressure to keep up appearances could cause students to feel added stress and, in extreme cases, develop mental health issues such as depression and anxiety, psychologists and counsellors told The Sunday Times -
From the reports gathered thus far:
One is a murderer, the other is a loud-mouthed wise-ass.
Cheers!
One is a murderer, the other is a loud-mouthed wise-ass.
Cheers!
Poor girl. Study so much so stress for what? Lucky for me I only psle. Thanks to PAP I have everything I need. Nice and stable job, no worries.
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