The U.S. Navy’s “Great Green Fleet” docked at the Singapore Changi Naval Base on April 19 for a regular port visit. Shortly after, the USS John C Stennis was denied a Hong Kong visit request by China. The South China sea is at the center of tensions between China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the Philippines, who…
Author: Alyssa Renert
This is Alyssa’s first year reporting for The Eye. She moved to SAS in 8th grade from Beijing and is now in 10th grade. She has lived all over the world. Alyssa loves to write as well as travel. She wants to make her last year at SAS interesting and exciting. Alyssa can be contacted at renert45824@sas.edu.sg.
SPAR soon to hold annual puppy cafe
Exam stress is back, whether you have APs or are just trying to pass that math test, everyone is stressed out. Luckily, SPAR (Students for the Protection of Animal Rights) has a solution for you. For only $2 for 5 minutes, you can hang out and play with puppies in the Makerspace to de-stress. The…
Best of SAS Boys – Road to Championship Match
Great job to all our SAS IASAS Badminton boys this year!
Five creative April Fool’s Day pranks
April Fool’s Day is almost here! Instead of doing something classic and predictable for a prank, try one of there five harmless yet hilarious pranks this year. Febreze Bomb An air freshener can, a zip tie, some masking tape and a pair of cheap scissors is all you need. Simply loosely tie the zip tie onto…
Are the new AT courses for you?
Course selection is here, and this year there are brand new (Advanced Topic) AT classes being offered. Advanced Topic courses go much more in depth in a subject than an AP course would, and many students say the best part is no college exam. SAS will be developing at least 10 Advanced Topic (AT) courses…
Eye Wander Interim: Kunisaki Revival, Japan 2016
Eco Adventure Kunisaki Revival interim 2016 was full of fun and adventure. From the beautiful sights, to the long hours of trekking, to meeting the wonderful Japanese people. It couldn’t have been a better trip! Here are some of the highlights.
Singapore at flood risk due to climate change
If you’re still here in 2050, get ready to swim because Singapore is predicted to be underwater by that time. Climate change has now reached a crisis point. Greenhouse gas emissions caused by the excessive burning of fossil fuels have been rapidly altering the temperature of the Earth. This drastic increase in temperature is melting…
Amazing Coffee House performances
The first Coffee House of the semester was a success, with all members of the audience also performing. If you’re interested in performing, there’s an open mic “Coffee Morning” every Friday for flex in the library.
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