And locals are losing their jobs to such keling trash.
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NTU Hall of Shame (Guess what race is the main culprit)
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This post has nothing to do with racism.
This has everything to do with awareness that most Indians, pakis & PRCs are usually made of sub standard stocks. And its not a friendly jibe either.
Of coz it doesnt help for our mindset that, for example, most indians or pakis are lazy bummers, snake kings & whiners.
I wish i can change my perceptions on them. But from my own observations, they usually are what they are. If only these kelings or pakis look themselves in the mirror & own up to their flaws & change for the better. But alas, its like asking a cobra not to exude poison when they bite a victim.
Just because the truth about kelings are exposed, so they want to call it racism? :oIo:
hi there
1. bro bingo!
2. honest, have you ever experience working with some pinoy?
3. useless, talk and more talking.
4. totally shithead!
came out in 晚报 tonight. lawyer even said can result in slandering charge. but what if its real???? that result in slandering too??? 
Err not sure if you all got it right. If you need work to be done hire a ching they are mostly the work horse of any company. If you need to sell a product from your company an ah neh. They can talk like nobody can and can tell you an apple is an orange and make you believe it. Hence you need to hire the right person for the right job.
I secured a MBA scholarship from one of the ministry. My qualifications and exprience, though no where near pefect, reads 9 years of working experience, top student for several classes, B plus grades for academics, A grade for performance, etc. I could not get into SIM...I think nowadays they only want FTs cos can spend money on lodging in their ulu pandan campus...pretty soon you will see the civil service start taking back in the mid career changers(read retrench or redundant)...locals nowadays are worth shits...
Especially when some of these students will end up in some GLCs. 
Sep 4, 2010
NTU warns students
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NANYANG Technological University (NTU) has warned its students not to make statements or comments about people and organisations based on rumours or face action which includes having their privilege to use the university Internet system withdrawn.
The stern reminder came from Associate Professor Lok Tat Seng, NTU's Dean of Students, after a blogger posted an 'Academic Blacklist' of foreign students, mainly from NTU's School of Computer Engineering, which identified them by their course, years, nationalities and photos.
The blacklist accused the students of not contributing to their group projects and in some cases, copying the work of other students.
Prof Lok, commenting on the story reported in straitstimes.com earlier this week, said on Saturday that students who abuse the Internet may have their privilege of using university computers withdrawn and may also face disciplinary action.
'NTU takes a serious view of this matter. The University regularly reminds our students at the beginning of each semester about the basic 'do's and don'ts' of Internet usage. These guidelines are also posted on NTU's website,' said Prof Lok in a statement to straitstimes.com.
The blacklist, which was posted on The Liberating Truth blog, was also accompanied by testimonials, allegedly from fellow students. The blog has since been removed by the author.
Some readers, in their posts on The Straits Times' online discussion board, defended what the blogger has done.
User WhatOthersSay_2 said: 'I don't see the blogger doing anything wrong... if it is the truth.'
Another, user Someone01 said: 'In every school, primary to universities, and workplaces, there are good and bad people, be it foreigners or locals.'
Added user evelyn09teo: 'Let's hope the blogger would tread carefully lest he be sued for defamation, one-sided testimonies, etc... Let the varsity counsellors do their work with helping those so called 'black-listed' students.'
Asked if NTU would take action against the 'blacklisted' students, Prof Lok said that while NTU appreciates and considers all constructive feedback, the university will not 'act on anonymous feedback and blogs since there is no way we can verify the facts of the matter'.
'We advise all students to be responsible and contribute to their fair share of project work as this is an important aspect of their education and they have a professional ethos to adhere to,' he said.
'At the school level, we are looking into further refining our assessment framework, such as requiring a detailed scope of work for each team member at the start of a project or assignment, and introducing peer assessment, so as to enable professors to differentiate the contributions of the various team members in major group projects,' Prof Lok added.
NTU warns students
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The blacklist was accompanied by testimonials, allegedly from fellow students. -- PHOTO: THELIBERATINGTRUTH.COM
<!-- story content : start -->
NANYANG Technological University (NTU) has warned its students not to make statements or comments about people and organisations based on rumours or face action which includes having their privilege to use the university Internet system withdrawn.
The stern reminder came from Associate Professor Lok Tat Seng, NTU's Dean of Students, after a blogger posted an 'Academic Blacklist' of foreign students, mainly from NTU's School of Computer Engineering, which identified them by their course, years, nationalities and photos.
The blacklist accused the students of not contributing to their group projects and in some cases, copying the work of other students.
Prof Lok, commenting on the story reported in straitstimes.com earlier this week, said on Saturday that students who abuse the Internet may have their privilege of using university computers withdrawn and may also face disciplinary action.
'NTU takes a serious view of this matter. The University regularly reminds our students at the beginning of each semester about the basic 'do's and don'ts' of Internet usage. These guidelines are also posted on NTU's website,' said Prof Lok in a statement to straitstimes.com.
The blacklist, which was posted on The Liberating Truth blog, was also accompanied by testimonials, allegedly from fellow students. The blog has since been removed by the author.
Some readers, in their posts on The Straits Times' online discussion board, defended what the blogger has done.
User WhatOthersSay_2 said: 'I don't see the blogger doing anything wrong... if it is the truth.'
Another, user Someone01 said: 'In every school, primary to universities, and workplaces, there are good and bad people, be it foreigners or locals.'
Added user evelyn09teo: 'Let's hope the blogger would tread carefully lest he be sued for defamation, one-sided testimonies, etc... Let the varsity counsellors do their work with helping those so called 'black-listed' students.'
Asked if NTU would take action against the 'blacklisted' students, Prof Lok said that while NTU appreciates and considers all constructive feedback, the university will not 'act on anonymous feedback and blogs since there is no way we can verify the facts of the matter'.
'We advise all students to be responsible and contribute to their fair share of project work as this is an important aspect of their education and they have a professional ethos to adhere to,' he said.
'At the school level, we are looking into further refining our assessment framework, such as requiring a detailed scope of work for each team member at the start of a project or assignment, and introducing peer assessment, so as to enable professors to differentiate the contributions of the various team members in major group projects,' Prof Lok added.
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i rather paid for the woman to go away than to keep seeing the same face.
one day you will understand, the day will come when the lady beside you turn into an old hag that makes you wonder why the fuck you marry her.
