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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Just came back from Borders :]
Was actually looking for the 3rd sequel
of Vampire Academy. But the book hasn't
shipped in yet though it was published
>.< A pity luhs. So I bought the 1st sequel
instead =.= Waiting for the 3rd book to
fly into Singapore then buy :D Anyway,
I've got a new book to read. My friend
recommended me a book. Plotting is
quite nice though for me abit chim xP
Here's another synopsis of the book.
I've added one article that has recently
created uproar among the schools. It is
about a birthday girl from ACJC being tied
and had food stuffed into her mouth.
What'd you think? Humiliation or
celebration? To me, they are using
birthday as an excuse to bully her in
such a way. Pls poll behind whether you
approve such an act or not =]

#1 Hannibal Rising
by Thomas Harris

Synopsis:
Before Red Dragon...
Before The Silence of the Lambs...

Thomas Harris shows us Hannibal Lecter as he
becomes the most frightening man in the world...

On the Eastern Front are all the ingredients to make
a monster. This brilliant orphaned child has demons
lurking in the chambers of his memory, gouging him
with fragments of his hideous past.

If he can confront the demons in his heart and brain,
he can find them in the flesh, hunt them down and
achieve a kind of peace.

A beautiful and exotic woman takes him to her heart,
using every weapon and every wile at her command
to save him from the dark, to stem the terrible forces
unleashed by Hannibal Lecter's first taste of blood.

News

ACJC Hazing: Student tied up and humiliated

First, it was a clip of an initiation rite for a new
Singapore Civil Defence Force recruit that raised
eyebrows last week. He was stripped, tied and had
black shoe polish smeared over him.

And now, a clip of a birthday girl from elite school
Anglo Chinese Junior College (ACJC) who was tied
and had food stuffed into her face has made its way
online and turned people's attention to ragging
again.

''It's too extreme. Maybe she's not well-liked and
(the prank) was a way to bully her.'' said JC student
Tay, 17.

Dr Simon Siew, a consultant psychiatrist from
Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre, said ''the prank
was carried out at the expense of someone's self-
esteem and dignity''.

''The girl might have bad memories and nightmares
of the incident,'' he added.

flew into your heart at [1:44 AM]

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