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For the third year students from the School of Engineering (SEG), the time to shine has come. SEG�s annual Open Project Exhibition was held on the 27th May 2015, at Block S Level 1, and our seniors were given the chance to proudly show off 12 weeks of their hard work on their final year projects, not only to their juniors, but to the public as well. Mr Albert Sng, the lecturer-in-charge of the event, was more than happy to share some details with us. This event occurs twice every semester for third years. All projects displayed during the exhibition are selected by course supervisors of each SEG course, and selected students are to present their projects to at least 6 of the 18 judges at the exhibition. Each presentation had to include a brief description of the project, inclusive of a 2-minute Q&A. The judges would then decide which projects deserve to be in the top three. There is also a way for visitors and the students themselves to take part -they can vote for the projects the...

 Today, we take a peek into final year Food Science & Nutrition student Nicole Lim�s bag. What are the essentials that Nicole has curated to get her through her Final Year Project days? Let�s find out! Wallet It may not be evident from this picture, but Nicole�s wallet is really small. Defending her wallet size, she explained that she did use to own a �normal�-sized wallet. However, that proved to be too big for her back pocket, thus she opted for a smaller and more convenient wallet. Her miniature wallet contains things of utmost importance, like her ez-link card, debit card, and waffle loyalty card for the waffle stall in North Canteen. Sweets Sweets are for chewing on-the-go. They help Nicole relieve boredom when she�s working in the laboratory or moving around the campus. They also work well as a breath refresher and the sugar rush helps her to curb sleepiness.  The candy with the little blue pencil on the wrapper (shown above) is the �best candy on earth�, as proclaim...