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PAP's proxy organization doing matchmaking for singles
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Only for graduates? 
discriminate?
I long enroll in 社会大学 dont think can join.
The Social Development Unit (SDU) was formed in January 1984 to encourage social interaction and marriage among graduate singles.[1] The impetus for the establishment of the SDU stemmed from the findings of the 1980 population census. The results showed an increasing proportion of unmarried graduate women – a trend compounded by the preference among local men for women with lower educational qualifications than themselves, while graduate women preferred better-educated men.[2] In his 1983 National Day Rally, then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew commented on the phenomenon of well-educated women remaining single, and highlighted its implications on Singapore’s talent pool. He warned that the talent pool would be depleted unless better-educated Singaporeans married and had more children.
discriminate?I long enroll in 社会大学 dont think can join.
The Social Development Unit (SDU) was formed in January 1984 to encourage social interaction and marriage among graduate singles.[1] The impetus for the establishment of the SDU stemmed from the findings of the 1980 population census. The results showed an increasing proportion of unmarried graduate women – a trend compounded by the preference among local men for women with lower educational qualifications than themselves, while graduate women preferred better-educated men.[2] In his 1983 National Day Rally, then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew commented on the phenomenon of well-educated women remaining single, and highlighted its implications on Singapore’s talent pool. He warned that the talent pool would be depleted unless better-educated Singaporeans married and had more children.
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