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The last Meet and Greet Session for the Incredibles is right around the corner on 7th May (Sat), so it's your last chance to sign up to be one!
Simply click http ://goo . gl/zmj8O to go to the sign-up page, fill in your details, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Sojourn's coming up soon; don't miss your chance to help out and meet the freshers!
For more information on the Incredibles, click http ://goo . gl/eMPmR and take a look at the handbook that we've so lovingly compiled :)
The Senior's Farewell Party is going to be held on 14th May!
All members of ICSS are welcome to come down for a night of fun with the graduating batch! There'll be games, entertainment, and an opportunity to win some rather interesting prizes.
The inaugural Iron Chef Imperial event will also be held during the Senior's Farewell Party, so put on your aprons, whip out your spatulas and dust off your recipe books, because every one who brings a home-cooked dish is eligible for the prize.
The graduating batch will be the guest judges for the night, so make sure you do your best to entertain them that night, as they'll be the ones deciding if you go home with the title of Iron Chef Imperial.
The roles of the Incredibles will be unveiled on the night of Senior's Farewell Party, so if you're eagerly awaiting the news, you know where to be!
Our Major Events Officer, Yi Jing has something to say:
This week marks the starting of a new term and sadly to say, the term of intense mugging. While trying your best to find your data sheet among the sea of paper, why don’t you take a break? Have a kitkat and think about the fun and joy of the Major Event next year!
Next year, we are planning to do a sub-event in addition to our Major Event to generate publicity for ICSS as well as Major Event itself. Something different, something more creative... Maybe something like the agar-agar that our seniors did! If you have any ideas such as constructing our Singapore island with Lego bricks, breaking the record for the most number of people mugging at Queen Lawn in the bitter winter, or simply making a gigantic mosaic out of the different types of coffee we have in Singapore, please feel free to spam my email inbox.
For those who have enjoyed our major production this year, fret not - the musical is here to stay. However, we would need your creative juices to help get our production preparation rolling! I am looking for themes for the production: it could be anything ranging from family to love to friendship to vengeance. If you have any themes, ideas or simply suggestions to help us improve, please feel free to email me at majorevent@ic-singsoc.net.
Happy mugging and may you have the best exam results! :)
Here's a message from LSE Singsoc regarding their series of career events this summer:
1. Homebound 2011 : A Career Trek to Singaporean Banking and Finance Corporations
LSESU Singapore Society is proud to present the inaugural Homebound '11! Join us for a two-day firm-visit to prominent homegrown firms such as DBS, OCBC, SIA and other top local businesses. This will be an excellent opportunity to gain a better understanding of the operations of local firms, as well as the high-quality recruitment, internships and development opportunities offered.
Date: 1st - 2nd September 2011
Time: Whole Day
Venue: Various Firms
Confirmed Participating Firms:
Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
Development Bank of Singapore (DBS)
Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC)
Singapore Airlines (SIA)
United Overseas Bank (UOB)
Cost: ABSOLUTELY FREE (with £20 fully refundable deposit payable upon confirmation of place)
To apply, please submit your CV to lsesusingsoc@gmail.com with the subject "Application for Homebound". The official deadline is 30th May 2011 but early applications are encouraged as they will be processed on a rolling basis and limited places will be offered. Please note that upon successful application, a deposit of £20 is required to confirm your place.
Visit our Facebook event page at http ://www . tinyurl . com/lsehomebo
2. LSESU SingSoc Summer Law Recruitment Tea Session 2011
Thinking of a legal career back in Singapore? Then join us for the 2011 edition of the LSESU SingSoc Summer Law Recruitment Tea! The Law Recruitment Tea is a projected two-day firm-visit to leading law firms in Singapore, focusing on establishing links between law students in the UK and Singapore-based law firms so as to facilitate career and internship opportunities.
Date: 26th - 27th August 2011
Time: Whole Day
Venue: Various Law Firms
Cost: ABSOLUTELY FREE (with £20 fully refundable deposit payable upon confirmation of place)
Confirmed Participating firms:
Rajah & Tann LLP, Wong Partnership LLP, Lee & Lee, Drew and Napier LLC
To apply, please submit your CV to y.gwee@lse.ac.uk with the subject "Application for Law Recruitment Tea". The official deadline is 30th May 2011 but early applications are encouraged as they will be processed on a rolling basis and limited places will be offered. Please note that upon successful application, a deposit of £20 is required to confirm your place.
Visit our Facebook page at http ://www . tinyurl . com/lselawtea
Contemplating a career in Singapore?
Singapore is acknowledged as an excellent launching pad for one’s career due its economic freedom and
prowess. Its dominant position as a developed economy in Asia-Pacific puts it in a good position to serve the emerging markets of South-East Asia, China and India. The rise of Asia illustrates the relevance and importance of understanding how firms function in an Asian context.
Date: 5th - 9th September 2011
Time: Whole Day
Venue: Various Firms
Cost: £60 + £20 fully refundable deposit.
Join Singapore Sensation 2011, a week-long trip to visit top global financial institutions and
professional services providers in Singapore such as Barclays Capital, Bain Consulting and the Economic Development Board of Singapore (EDB). To apply, submit your CV and a 200-300 word cover letter to singaporesensation2011.lse@gmail
1) Your motivations for pursuing a career in Singapore
2) Your career interests and aspirations
The official deadline is 14th May 2011 but early applications are encouraged as we process them on a rolling basis and offer limited places.
This event is jointly brought to you by the LSESU Business Society and LSESU Singapore Society.
Visit our Facebook page at http ://www . tinyurl . com/singapore
Packing to go back home for summer but realised you have too much stuff lying about? Maybe it's that rice cooker that became redundant cos your housemate's was better. Or perhaps it's that useless textbook you bought cos everyone had one. Maybe it's even that set of dumb bells that you bought on impulse cos you felt guilty after eating too much junk food. Whatever the case, we've all been in that dilemma before and have resorted to throwing lots of things away because you did not know if anyone wanted to buy them off you.
Not anymore! Presenting to you...
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dBay Auctions (http ://dbay . isgreat . or
A platform to connect buyers and sellers together!
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It's super simple to use, absolutely free to advertise, plus there's no security threat because there's nothing sensitive being transmitted at all.
Seniors are selling tons of things for almost nothing, so do visit and grab an unbeatable offer!
Save the Earth. Sell to juniors.
- David
Here's a message from Hui Qi, a third year Imperial student:
Hi, I am a third year student and would be very keen to let out a single furnished room (with bed, study table and wardrobe) over this summer, anytime from 4th June – 24th September 2011. The flat is conveniently located 2 minutes from Gloucester tube station and big Sains, and an easy 10-15 minutes walk to school or Earl's Court. If you've visited before, you would know that Harrington Gardens is known to be a nice, cosy place (with a nice, big toilet! :) Price is negotiable.
Address: Flat 17, 48-50 Harrington Gardens, SW7 4LT
If interested, please contact Hui Qi at hqt08@ic.ac.uk.
http ://www . union . ic . ac . uk/osc/si
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