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07engin Fopengin camp

10engin fopengin o’week

13engin fopengin rag

18faces of enginsports & performing arts edition

44health tipssecret to perfection

48health tipsmeet the pros

50health featurethe lawn review

5636th engin sub-committeesbehind the scenes

THEFUSE

DIRECTOR’S NOTE

Hello fellow engineers! I am Kenneth, Communications Di-rector. This issue will be our third and final publication for the 36th Engin Club. We hope that all of you have enjoyed reading our previous two issues!

For this issue, we will be looking back at the Freshman Orien¬ta-tion Programme held over the summer break! There was the En-gin Camp to kick off the Engineering camps and Engin O’Week that was an absolute blast! Last but not least, we saw our Engi-neering faculty’s very own Raggers putting on a fantastic perfor-mance on Rag Day 2014 to round off the FOP.

Our ‘Faces of Engin’ will introduce a few sporty engineering stu-dents, as well as those in the performing arts! Make sure you have seen our magazine trailer on our Youtube Channel, NUS Engin Club!

We will also be taking an in-depth look on how to keep fit from our fellow engineers, bust some health myths and give you some tips on how to stay healthy amidst our crazy studying!

Keeping to our health theme, we will introduce our featured res-taurant, The Lawn! Located conveniently at Biopolis, Buona Vis-ta, they offer the very best greens to go with their specialty grills! A definite must-try in my opinion.

Thank you very much to all who have supported the magazine’s publications, and I wish you all the very best in your studies. That’s all from the Communications Team of the 36th Engin Club!

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Chen Shi’An KennethChan Jiunn Yuan (John)Soh Yixuan

Chief EditorWriterWriterWriterWriterWriterWriter

Low Jia JunLim Miao ChunSng LihuiJoanne HanLee Ling MinKenneth AngLee Jingda

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Chua Han WenCaroline WangJirapa SaiketSamuel ChuaXia YipingJi Eun JangMatthew D. ChewEugene ChiongKegan AngTham Jun HanJohn Chan

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Engin Camp 2014

The annual ENGIN CAMP ’14 was held in June this year, and it gave about 150 ENGIN freshmen a great and memorable experi-ence and a chance to make new friends and lecture buddies. With exciting activities such as Sentosa Beach Games, Secret Pal (SP) and many more, this was definitely the camp to be at. The individual OG Activities also helped to forge many close friendships that can last their 4 years here at ENGIN. Here’s what some of the camp partici-pants had to say about ENGIN CAMP ‘14.

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“It’s the only camp where I can meet fellow students of different Engineering disciplines.”

Valerie Khoo (freshie); Year 1

“You get to build bonds and friendships that will probably last through your 4 years in ENGIN.”

Julian Ng (OGL); Year 2

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Engin Camp 2014

“ I really enjoyed my ENGIN Camp so I wanted to create an equally fun experi-ence for the incoming freshies.”

Jia Hao (Camp Committee); Year 2

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Engin O’week 2014

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The long-awaited ENGIN OWEEK ’14 is here once again, this time BIG-GER & BETTER!! Boasting new ac-

tivities such as Pool Games at Jurong East Swimming Complex, a real-life

Role-Playing-Game (RPG), and a Finale Night held at Wave House, this year’s OWeek was definitely not to be

missed. The freshies as well as sen-iors got to enjoy themselves for the 5 days and 4 nights, before the new

academic year begins. We got to hear from some of the camp-goers about

their experiences.

“It’s a nice and new experience, and you get to make more new friends from around ENGIN.”

Conny Chin (freshie); Year 1

“O’Week is a very informative camp, as there are many seniors from the different engineering

disciplines, who can impart their experience to the freshies.”

Yang Jun (OGL); Year 2 “

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“I enjoyed myself thoroughly through this whole OWeek planning experience, and made many new friends from within the

Camp Committee.”

Shao An (Camp Committee); Year 2

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To wrap up the ENGIN FOP experience, how can we forget ENGIN RAG? This year, many freshies signed up for it, both dancers and floaters. IIt gave the incoming freshmen a new and unique orientation experience, which they can only get at ENGIN RAG!

Pouring in their blood and sweat into the practices, all they hoped for was to have an awesome performance on stage, which they eventually did deliver. We interviewed some of these RAGGERS, and this was what they had to say...

INTERVIEW

Alex AND CheRyl RAG SENIORS/COMMITTEE MEMBERS

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1. How should the promotion of Engin Rag be done differently?

Alex (A): There were a lot of floaters this time round. They probably joined float because then they can join O’Week as well.Cheryl (C): Building up more publicity using camp. Maybe the OGLs can ask the ex-raggers to come back and pro-mote. Not many people saw the bro-chures sent out during camp.

2. Should Rag freshies go for O’Week?

C: Dancers cannot miss rehearsals. Floats and costumes should be okay. A: Most of the stuff for floaters can be done before O’week if the timing is done right.

3. How has Engin Rag helped to forge friendships?

A: We have this go-around thing dur-ing lunch and dinner, where they name one thing about themselves. Rag prac-tices usually take up the whole day and the freshies get to eat together at some point during Rag. Those are the times when it was easier to know each other and meet new people. It is like meeting new friends where we do not need to organise ice-breakers. It was very natural.C: After the exposure, we had a few self-introduction and talking sessions. We also had stayovers and played games. It is a very open thing. A few people who are interested to join rag will sit around and talk to us.

4. How do you resolve the divide between performers and non-per-formers in future years, since past Rag always had this problem?

A: This year we incorporated more of the floaters in the background. It helps to a small extent as during the perfor-mance, everyone has to be present anyway. So we rehearse and everyone

goes to the music and timing. Every-one understands that they have a role in the performance. For my own rag, I would come down and that is the only way I would know floaters and costum-ers. Some of the dancers would come down too, until the training was heavy.C: I tried this with one of the items. We got them to come down after re-hearsals and they got to interact with the people from costumes, although we had to consider if they were tired. Having said that, I think coming down before or after rehearsals is a good way to know floaters and costumers.

5. Will you come back to help in En-gin Rag next year? Why?

A and C: Yes. Continuity is very impor-tant for FOP.

6. How would you appeal to seniors to continue this tradition of coming back to help out?

A: It is interesting to come down, whether you have something to com-plete or not. Another thing, just talking to friends is quite nice. It is enjoyable to be there and help the junior com-mittee if they have problems. You can-not leave them to settle Rag by them-selves, they will definitely need help. We try to minimise the help given to them so that they can help their own juniors when the time comes.C: We will start off with the seniors we know. I got my costumes freshies to come down and help out next year. Float and costumes need expertise and experience.

7. Should the freshies have more say (take up more responsibilities/IC positions) in the performance/costumes/roles?

A: For me, I worked a lot with float at first. At any avenue, I would ask the freshies to voice out their ideas. I want them to have more ownership towards the float they are making. Otherwise, one or two will design. I do not want to have a one or two man creation. It will be good if the freshies can add their ideas to the float. They can discuss on how to improve the floats. Some of their ideas were good. Seniors might not have fresh ideas anymore. C: I talked to some of the floater fresh-

ies and they said they were quite blur at the start. It was good there was some kind of structure. From that, they can build on it if they have any sug-gestions. It was the same for the cos-tumes side. For example, there was this wing-dress. We knew we wanted to make a dress but we had not come up with a design. So we discussed the colors and everything and the freshie came up with a dress. The dress was a freshie’s creation.

A: If you put them in charge, they will start making the dress already. For the float, I invited the freshies to discuss amongst themselves how to improve the float and to ask me if they wanted anything to be added in. From there, they starting adding extra seats and some of the ideas were quite good. As seniors, we have a plan in mind and we might not be fresh enough to think of new things at that point.

8. What do you wish had been done differently for Rag?

C: Good to get prototypes and de-signs. Rag needs preparation.A: Make a checklist or timeline for organization so that it won’t be too rushed. I could have split my time more evenly between floats and cos-tumes. For the last 2 days

9. Do you foresee any romance brewing as a result of Rag?

Confirm will have. Especially during the chalet. Stir like crazy. Freshie-freshie. Have yet to see senior and freshie.

The dress was a freshie’s creation. We encouraged them to come out with their own design.

It is like meeting new friends where we do not need to organize ice-break-ers. It was very nat-ural.

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kah Hwee RAG freshie floater

1. How would you promote Engin Rag?

Show them videos of this year’s and past years’ rag. Tell them the pros of joining rag which are forging new friend-ships, meeting new people and learning new stuff.

2. Personally, how do you find Rag?

I thought it was really fulfilling because I got to learn stuff. For me, I am a floater, so I got to learn how to make paper mache, build stuff and saw wood. Through that, I bonded with my fellow floaters. It was very fulfilling to see everything you have done go up on stage.

3. How has Engin Rag helped to forge friendships?

There was this Angel and Mortal game in Rag. Through that, I got to know peo-ple from other items. For example, I am from float and I got to know people from dance. I had to buy presents for my mor-tal so that I could pass the present to her. For the float groups, we started off with ice breaking games. Then we went for lunch and dinner together after every session. Through that, we bonded a lot and got to know each other

4. Will you sign up for Engin Rag as a senior?

I am thinking about it. I have to see my workload first. If I do, I will join as a float-er again. Because we did not have any experienced senior to help us. We were in the dark and did not know what to do. It will be good if I go back to help. I can give my future juniors an idea of what to do. I will come back just to help out and not as a director or committee member. I am not sure if I can cope since I have hall activities. If I can, I will definitely come back.

5. How do you think Engin Rag has helped you adapt to school life?

One thing is the friendships forged. I got to know more people and most of them are in my course. We can go to lectures together instead of being alone. This helps me settle into school life better.

6. If you were to sign up for Engin Rag next year, what kind of changes would you like to put into place to im-prove Engin Rag?

I do not know much about the dance side. I will start off by showing them other faculties’ float before showing our

float. We started off with our own design and did not get a chance to see other faculties’ floats. We were surprised when we saw other faculties’ floats on Rag Day as we did not know what to expect. So I will start by showing them that and tell-ing them what we expect from them over the next couple of months of preparation.

7. As a senior, how would you try to integrate all aspects of Rag together?

One thing that I see other faculties do-ing is that their dancers and people in-volved in all items help one another out. For example, dancers will help the float and costumes after their practice. It will be good if our dancers help out as well. This will allow us to get to know each other more and see each others’ faces. For our preparation, we did not really get to see the dancers and vice versa so we do not know each other at all.

It was very fulfill-ing to see everything you have done go up on stage.

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FEATURESfaces of engin Health Coverage

INSIDE:19 Faces of Engin 44 Health Information 48 Health Interview 50 The Lawn

ethargy, frequent sick-ness or unhealthy weight gain getting you down? Do not fear! The FUSE prescribes the reme-dy of a healthy lifestyle to com-bat these ills. As the saying goes, prevention is better than cure. But with the orientation and RAG season coming to an end, it seems that everyone is settling down and going into the study mode. How do you main-tain a healthy lifestyle amid your

busy school schedule without all these activities that keep you active? The fact is, you do not have to be a star athlete to stay healthy! Our Health Infograph proposes simple changes to your diet and routine that can keep even the common Joe fit and fab! Also, hear from a few of your fellow engineering stu-dents their views on healthy liv-ing in our exclusive interviews with them. Lastly, for a healthier

dining option, the FUSE team presents to you The Lawn, which is a specialty grill & salad café, in the Food Review sec-tion.But before all that, let’s take a look at the faces to look out for this semester! These talented and passionate individuals in our Faces of Engin section are sure to motivate you to pursue your own dreams with greater fervour.

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Ankit Meaghan Vivian Alison Tiffany WaiHon

AlisonPang

“It’s never too late to start dancing!”

Year 1Chemical Engineering

Part of NUS Dance Blast

Loves: Dancing

A lison

Tell us, when and why did you start learning to dance?I started learning when I was seven, because I felt balle-rinas were cool. I have tried various genres of dance over the years, such as Chinese dance, Modern dance, Street Jazz and now I am trying to go into Hip Hop.

What are your aspirations with regards to dancing?I wouldn’t say I want to dance as a career, but more as a passion since I really love dance and I wouldn’t want to stop doing it.

How much time do you usu-ally spend on practicing?Because of CCA, I usually practice 3 times a week. Oth-er than that, I will go for open classes myself and practise about once a week for 3 hours.

Is dancing challenging? Contemporary is definitely challenging, as there are many techniques to learn. Even now when I’ve learnt it for a few years, I am still learning new things. As for ballet, it is really about technique. It can be very challenging but useful at the same time, as it builds up your basics for dancing. If you real-ly love dancing, you will put in effort. It’s never too late to start dancing!

How do you juggle your time between dancing and stud-ies? How do you manage your time effectively?I make sure I study hard and play hard. When I study I will just study, and when I am dancing I will just dance. Fo-cus on one thing at a time. But studies take precedence.

If I find it hard to catch up with studies I will cut down on dance.

What has been one of your greatest achievements / dis-appointments as a dancer?My most recent achievement would have to be RAG, be-cause it’s a new genre of dance for me. I felt a sense of achievement after the perfor-mance because I have never tried hip hop before.

If you were given anoth-er chance, would you still choose Dance, or would you rather indulge your time in something else?I wouldn’t have regretted and changed my decision to learn dance. I would love to learn music too though. But given that I have no music back-ground, it’s a bit difficult to pick it up now. I am self-learning guitar and would love to try out the drums too.

Any tips or words of encour-agement for other aspiring performers like you?To non-dancers: anybody can dance, you won’t expect your-self to have so much fun in dance, but you will really enjoy it! For dancers: NEVER STOP DANCING!

Let’s move on to something more informal. What is your traffic light status (single / attached)?Attached. I like guys who have their own thoughts, independ-ent and mature-thinking. Guys who are tall and do music is a plus point for me too.What do you look out for when checking out some-one?

Height. I don’t really like to see bodies or skin… *blushes*

Tell us, Rich Nerdy Guy or Poor Hot Hunk?Poor Hot Hunk. I can work to support him. It’s okay to be poor!

If you could ask GOD one question, what would it be?I’ll ask Him why He loves us so much that He can do so much for us.

Would you rather be born Lucky, born Rich or born Smart?Born smart! I feel that if I’m smart, I can achieve a lot of things with my own ability in the future. What do you think about En-gineering compared to other faculties?The people I meet here are quite different; different feel in comparison to Arts and Busi-ness. I feel more at home here in Engin.

Describe ENGIN in 5 words.Too many hills and slopes

Any words of encourage-ment / shout-outs to your fellow engineers?Study hard and PLAY EVEN HARDER!!!

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Ankit Gupta

“Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. Your hands can’t hit what your eyes can’t see”

Tell us, why Boxing?It all started from a friend’s comment that got me inter-ested in Boxing. Initially, I had joined Muay Thai and while in the midst of a sparring session, he remarked that I fought like a boxer and that got me think-ing. Since then, I never looked back; making the switch from Muay Thai to Boxing was the best decision that I made.

What are your aspirations with regards to Boxing?I wish to join amateur fights and beat the c*** out of peo-ple!! HAHA! But seriously, I wish to have amateur fights before I graduate.

How much time do you usu-ally spend on practicing?I train once a week during CCA and occasionally spar with ex-change students and friends over at the USP MPSH, if time permits.

How do you juggle your time between practice and stud-ies? How do you manage your time?Well I can’t manage my time well as I tend to play more than I work. However, if the exams are closing in, I have no choice but to study. Last minute mug-ging always works!!

Is there anyone you idolise in the Professional Boxing Scene? Why?Muhammad Ali. I chose him due to his inspiring quote “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.Your hands can’t hit what your eyes can’t see.” It

motivates me as it represents the essence of boxing.

Do you do Mix Martial Arts (MMA)?No, I don’t. But given the time and opportunity, I would like to try. It seems really fun!

If you were given anoth-er chance, would you still choose Boxing, or would you rather indulge your time in something else?Boxing of course! It gives me a sense of identity and makes me feel good.

Any tips or words of encour-agement for other aspiring sportsmen like you?If you are really passionate about something, pursue it without any delay! Trust me you won’t regret it. Both work and play are equally crucial for an overall development of an individual. Join Boxing!

Let’s move on to something more informal. What is your traffic light status (single / attached)? Tell us about your ideal girl?Attached. There is no such thing as an ideal girl. If you walk around with a list, most likely you will not find anyone, and end up being single.

Any eye-candies out there in Engin?ENGIN!?!? *cues hysteri-cal laughter* Biomedical and Chemical Engineering have many pretty girls though *winks*

If you have 1 last day on Earth, with whom and how would you spend that 24hours?My mother. Recount all the moments that we had. My mother has always been there for me, and I want to be there with her at the end.

Would you rather be born Lucky, born Rich or born Smart?Smart definitely. When you are smart, it is equivalent to being lucky. As the saying goes, “The harder I work, the luckier I get.” (Sam Goldwyn). Furthermore, when you are smart, you know that getting rich is not everything. I would rather a good night’s sleep instead and be smart. What do you like most about Engin / NUS?Engineering is genuine! We don’t dress up. Our major is a form of technical expertise as compared to other faculties. Ahem ahem! What was the most embar-rassing thing that you’ve ever done?Hahahaha. I repeated Kinder-garten level when I was young, which is extremely rare… *laughs out loud*

Describe ENGIN in 5 words (max).Mundane lectures & FIRE!!!

A nkit

Year 3Mechanical Engineering

President of Design Centric Programme (DCP) Committee

Resident of USP Residential College; Head of Sports (USP)

Loves: Boxing, Cricket and Travelling

“You must go in with the winning mentality, and push on all the way!!!”

ChanMeaghan

Tell us, why Track & Field and, more specifically, hur-dles?It is challenging. I like the thrill of crossing a hurdle. One must be fearless and aggressive to clear that obstacle. I saw my fellow schoolmates receiving medals just by running around. I think that I have a shot at that so I asked my dad to let me join Track & Field. How much time do you usu-ally spend on practicing?Previously in JC, it used to 3-4 times a week. Nowadays, I try to keep it to 2-3 times a week. The duration of each practice does not matter, but more im-portantly, how much effort we put into each training to make it count.

How do you juggle your time effectively between practice and studies? Do you man-age your time well?Nearing the exam periods, my training will be cut down. So far, I have not really struck a balance between both. I prefer to go at it with a more chillax attitude. I give everything my best shot, both for my stud-ies and Track & Field, so I get everything done fast and well.

Have you won any achieve-ments locally or internation-ally?Yes. Locally, I have won med-als in the Nationals. I have also represented Singapore in a sports meet between Austral-ia, Malaysia and Singapore, and got a satisfying result.

What do you hope to achieve in the near future?I always strive to train harder and better to achieve a better result, or hit a new personal best. But it is tough sometimes.

Is there anyone you idolise in the Professional Track & Field Scene? Why?Not really. I just focus on my-self and try to do my best. I al-ways try to outdo myself.

If you were given anoth-er chance, would you still choose Track & Field, or would you rather indulge your time in something else?I cannot see myself doing an-ything else. I am very passion-ate about Track & Field and Hurdles.

Any tips or words of encour-agement for other aspiring sportsmen like you?It is all about how much you want it. You must go in with the winning mentality, and push on ALL THE WAY!!!

Let’s move on to something more informal. What is your traffic light status (single / attached)? Tell us about your ideal guy?Evergreen?? Hmm… *smiles cheekily* I don’t have very high standards, but I do admire Ian Somerhalder from The Vam-pire Diaries, and Lee Dong Wook (Hotel King).

What do you look out for when checking out some-

one?NO VAIN GUYS!! He must also have effortless confidence.

So, Rich Nerdy Dude or Poor Hot Hunk?Rich & Nerdy. Looks will fade but the intellect will stay. If the guy is hot, he is probably TOO into himself. VAIN is a NO GO!

Would you rather be born Lucky, born Rich or born Smart?I wanna be lucky. If you are lucky, you can win a jackpot and choose correct answers in the exam. If you are lucky, there will be a lot of surprises in your life. What is the craziest thing that you have ever done?I ate my friend’s armpit hairs with ice cream because I lost a game. (Editor’s Note: !?!?)

Describe ENGIN in 5 words.Proud to be in Engin.

Any words of encourage-ment / shout-outs to your fellow engineers?If you need an extra poker / mahjong / taiti / blackjack play-er, call me maybe?

M eaghan

Year 1Mechanical Engineering

Part of the NUS IVP Track & Field Team (Hur-dles event)

Resident of Eusoff Hall

Loves: Track & Field (Hur-dles)

“I can earn my own money I don’t need the guy to provide for me.”

TiffanyKwan

Tell us, why your love for In-line Skating?I feel very carefree and relaxed on the skates. It is like a part of me, an extension of my body which I can use freely.

When did you start to pick up this talent?I started learning to roll-er-blade in P4. Skating is just like rollerblading, but without the brakes. Skating is more about doing stunts and tricks. So I gradually changed over to skating. I also know how to ice-skate. How much time do you usu-ally spend on practicing?Previously in Polytechnic, I skate twice a week, for about 5 hours long each time. Howev-er coming to NUS, I decided to just skate once every week, on Sunday. I teach skating during that time. So I’m earning mon-ey and doing what I love at the same time. What’s there not to love? Do you intend to join / are part of any sports CCA in NUS?Yes, I want to join NUS Muay Thai. I want to de-stress through Muay Thai. I LOVE aggressive stuff! Hehehe…

Have you won any achieve-ments locally or internation-ally?Nope, it’s mainly for my own fun. Most girls are into the sla-lom skating (ballerina kind) but I am more into the aggressive skating.

Is there anyone you idolise in the Professional Skating Scene? Why?Not really. But I once saw a senior. She is a model and a professional skater. She won competitions and she is very good. I admire her, and hope to be like her.

What has been one of your greatest achievements / dis-appointments as a skater?I feel a great sense of achieve-ment when I finally master a skating trick. I don’t think I have experienced something disappointing yet.

If you were given anoth-er chance, would you still choose Skating, or would you rather indulge your time in something else?I would want to pick up Muay Thai as a sport and learn skat-ing as a hobby instead. I like being aggressive, RAWR!!

Let’s move on to something more informal. What is your traffic light status (single / attached)? Tell us about your ideal guy?Single. The guy must be fun-ny, honest, caring and a family guy. He must be taller than me by around 10cm so that I can wear heels, and he will still be taller. (Editor’s Note: She is 167cm FYI)

Any eye-candies out there in ENGIN?ENGIN?? Nah… UTown has quite a lot of cute guys though.

So, Rich Nerdy Dude or Poor Hot Hunk?Poor Hot Hunk. I can earn my own money, I don’t need the guy to provide for me. Howev-er he must look good because I’m going to be seeing him everyday!!

Would you rather be born Lucky, born Rich or born Smart?Born lucky. Maybe I can strike lottery (rich) and pass every test (smart). Hahahaha… If you could ask GOD one question, what would it be?Why is the environment be-coming like that? :( I am some-one who cares a lot about the environment. If I go out with a guy who litters, I will BOX him!!

Describe ENGIN in 5 words.Old building, too many stairs.

Any words of encourage-ment / shout-outs to your fellow engineers?I think they should not think of studying every day. They should take a break and relax more. Find a hobby and do something they like. University is not all about studying.

T iffany

Year 1Environmental Science Engineering

Consider joining NUS Muay Thai CCA

Currently learning Muay Thai

Loves: Inline Skating and Muay Thai

VivianFong

“Not going to study music was the most disappointing thing.”

Year 2Chemical Engineering

President of CheSS Club

Engin Camp 2014 Camp Com-mittee and NUSCO (percussion-ist)

Loves: Music (Piano)

V ivian

Tell us, when did you start to play the piano?I started learning when I was four years old, so I have been playing it for most of my life.

What are your aspirations with regards to music?I almost went to study music, but I changed my mind be-cause I thought maybe I can pursue that later in life.

How much time do you usu-ally spend on practicing?I wouldn’t say I practise an-ymore, since I’m usually in school from 8am-11pm. I don’t call it practising, but I will play the piano whenever I’m at home and have nothing to do. I already have two diplomas, one in performance and one in teaching. I might want to do a degree in it one day.

What do you hope to achieve in the near future?I want to make full use of what-ever time I have left in school, get to know more people, do more things, and enjoy myself. After NUS, I haven’t thought much about that. Probably do a Masters somewhere else? Hahahaha!

Have you won any achieve-ments locally or internation-ally?I have never joined compe-titions for piano. Even for percussion, it was more of performing. I was in Chinese Orchestra and Guzheng in JC.

What has been one of your greatest achievements / dis-

appointments as a pianist?Not going to study music was the most disappointing thing. For achievements, I used to teach piano because I’m qualified to teach. And seeing younger people enjoying it is one of my greatest achieve-ments.

If you were given anoth-er chance, would you still choose to learn piano, or would you rather indulge your time in something else?I was very fortunate, because I have no siblings and my parents let me do whatever I wanted. I wouldn’t have cho-sen anything else. I cannot dance and even now my sit and reach is ridiculous! When I am stressed out, music calms me down, and I feel that music is the most beautiful way to ex-press myself. My only regret is not picking up percussion any earlier.

Let’s move on to something more informal. What is your traffic light status (single / attached)?Single. My ideal guy has to be smart and funny. He should also be totally comfortable in most social settings. Musical-ly-inclined is a plus point.

Any eye candies in ENGIN?Not much to eye candy here… *laughs*

Tell us, Rich Nerdy Guy or Poor Hot Hunk?Rich nerdy guy, IF he’s smart. I don’t think looks are

everything. It will go away in a while. A nerdy guy could be cute in his own ways too.

If you could ask GOD one question, what would it be?About the future and what’s in store for me.

If you have 1 last day on Earth, with whom and how would you spend that 24hours?My parents. They’ve done everything for me, given me all the opportunities I can ever ask for and always support me in whatever I do. I love them a lot. They will be the ones I wanna spend my last day with.

Would you rather be born Lucky, born Rich or born Smart?Born smart. I believe if you are smart enough, you can make your own luck and money. The rest can be derived from purely being smart. Being lucky you will just be lucky and won’t feel a sense of accomplishment in doing anything. Describe ENGIN in 5 words?Fun only if you understand! *heh* Any words of encourage-ment / shout-outs to your fellow engineers?Even if you don’t understand, don’t give up, just keep practis-ing, sooner or later you will get it. All the best!!

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Wai Hon

“I wish to enter the NUS IVP Basketball Team, to play as either small forward, or centre position.”

Year 1

Environmental Science Engineering

Consider joining NUS Basketball Team

Loves: Basketball

W aihon

Tell us, why your love for basketball?I have been playing basketball in the school team since I was in Primary School, till Junior College. Over the years, my height shot up and I became very useful for the team. That’s why I continued to play basket-ball.

What are your aspirations with regards to Basketball?I wish to enter the NUS IVP Basketball Team, to play as either small forward, or centre position.

How much time do you usu-ally spend on practicing?For now, I don’t play as much, compared to my JC days. Just some occasional games with my friends. I want to change my lifestyle more towards gyming and improving my body physique.

How proficient in basketball would you rate yourself?Given a scale of 10, I would rate myself to be 6. I’m very humble *winks*

Have you won any achieve-ments locally or internation-ally?I did win in primary school. However during Junior Col-lege, despite training very hard for it, we failed to win the A division.

Is there anyone you idolise in the Professional Basket-ball Scene? Why?Dwayne Wade. He is a role

model on and off the court. He is a leader on the court and leads his team to victory. While off the court, he is a very car-ing person who emphasises on his family, which I would like to emulate.

Any intentions of going into the professional basketball scene in the future?No intentions yet. But I will want to play in the small di-visions (non-professional league).

What has been one of your greatest achievements / dis-appointments as a Basket-baller?Well… the greatest disappoint-ment to me was the failure to win the A division, despite giv-ing in my all for it. On the bright side, my greatest achievement while playing basketball is that I managed to do a dunk!! Hell yeah!!

If you were given anoth-er chance, would you still choose Basketball, or would you rather indulge your time in something else?I will definitely play it still. It helps me to keep fit and is part of a lifestyle. Playing basket-ball is also a great platform to make friends.

Let’s move on to something more informal. What is your traffic light status (single / attached)?Amber / Orange. Hahaha. Let’s not disclose too much

shall we?

What do you look out for when checking out some-one?Pretty faces definitely scores for me.

If you have 1 last day on Earth, with whom and how would you spend that 24hours?I will spend the time with my family and close friends. We will just sit down in a circle and talk about the past memories that we had.

Would you rather be born Lucky, born Rich or born Smart?I would want to be smart. You can make better decisions. Being smart also allows you to make money. Furthermore, I AM smart to begin with. *laughs hysterically* What do you think about En-gineering compared to other faculties?My course has a lot of girls un-like other engineering where the girl – guy - ratio are kinda lopsided. Hahahaha! Any words of encourage-ment / shout-outs to your fellow engineers?Let’s excel these 4 years to-gether :)

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Healthier snacks

Nuts – rich in protein & vitamins, contain mainly unsaturated fats which improve heart healthCanned tuna on whole wheat crack-ers – source of protein & omega-3Dried fruits (e.g. raisins, mango) – high in fibre, vitamins and nutrients. avoid those with extra sugar or additivesLow-fat fruit yoghurt – source of an-imal protein and other vitamins, some contain probiotics, which are good for the digestive tract

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High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is more ef-ficient and effective than a long well-paced ex-ercise. Focus on the intensity per set (i.e. doing more for the same amount of time) and not the number of sets. Allow your body to recover by keeping HIIT to a maximum of 2-3 times a week. Over-straining causes our body to store fats in-stead of build muscles.

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1. Apples + Lime + StrawberriesFor those with poor concentration, flu, asthma, cough or indigestion.

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3. Apples + Celery + Orange + Pears + Sweet PotatoProvides energy and strengthens immune system. Good for people with cold, fever or constipation.

HEALTHINFOGRAPHWORKOUT & FOOD Spending lots of time in school and being “too busy” to live a healthy lifestyle?The FUSE editorial team has picked out a few places on campus that you can drop by for health-ier food or a quick workout! Avid runners can also try out the two running routes around campus mapped out below!If you are not keen on these, get your daily dose of exercise by skipping the bus ride and taking a walk to your destination!

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ENGIN1.8km

ENGIN1.8km

NUS4.3km

Walking Routes

Steep downslope × 1

Gradual downslope × 1

Gradual upslope × 1

Steep upslope × 2

Running Routes 1Short and Sweet

Steep downslope × 2

Gradual downslope × 2

Gradual upslope × 1

Steep upslope × 3

2Ups and Downs

Computer Centre → YIHDistance: 300m

Time Taken: 3 ~ 5mins

Utown → EADistance: 750m

Time Taken: 10 ~ 12mins

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online booking system. From 7pm – 9 pm, the timeslots are defined as peak periods and students are charged $1.10 Online Sports Facility Booking System: https://myaces.nus.edu.sg/SrcvcbWeb/jsp/gener-al/logon.jsp

Sports Area

Healthy Food

UtownGym – access with matric cardBadminton courts – book through SRC online booking system, BC 20, 21, 22Town Green – can play Frisbee and ball games

SRCSwimming Pool – access with matric cardBasketball courts & netball courts – open to allSquash Courts, Badminton Courts, Table Tennis Tables, Tennis Courts – book through

FieldSoccer field – open to allRunning track – open to all

Be guilt free with YogurBerry which uses only sugar derived from fruits. Each serving is only 25 calories. It is also halal and suitable for the diabetic.

YogurBerry @ YIH Food Junction

Subway, eat fresh. Have a freshly made sandwich with your own choice of bread, fillings and sauce. Look out for Subway promo-tions in NUS too!

Subway@ YIH, Utown, Science (mobile

cart) & Engin (mobile cart)

Let the salad fill your stomachs with the selection of small, medi-um or large bowl size. Choose your meal, meats, dressing and enjoy! You can top it off with walnuts as well.

PlatypusFood Bar

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Dig in to the delicious yet healthy Yong Tau Foo at Arts. With its cheap prices and a wide selection of items to choose from, it’s no wonder why the lunch queue at this wonderful stall is always so long.

Yong Tau Foo@The Deck (FASS)

Other than serving awesome German Bratwurst and their mouth-watering Apple Crumble pies, this stall also sells tasty chilled salads and even Vegan food for those going for a healthy diet.

Western Stall@Terrance (Biz)

YIHActive aerobic classes such as yoga, kickboxing and zumba are held regularly at YIH’s dance studios. Regis-ter for these classes at the University Health Centre website for a small fee.Check it out at http://www.nus.edu.sg//uhc/wellness/classes/index.html

kennethYear 2 - MECHANICAL Engineering.

LOVES SWIMMING AND WUSHU.

Tell us, what’s a “healthy lifestyle” to you?Exercise is definitely needed. You can eat anything you want, even fast food, but eat in MODERATION.

What have you done to achieve this “healthy lifestyle”?I have a loose guide to eating in moderation. I will try to cut down on the food intake and fried food on days I don’t work out. But if I do hit the gym, I will give it a bit more slack, and eat more “unclean” food. I gym about 2 – 4 times a week (long intervals) and probably 2 – 3 times a week (short inter-vals) during exam periods. At my peak, I visit the gym almost 6 times a week. How long you work out in the gym is not the key, but rather, how INTENSIVE the workout is.

How devoted are you in keeping fit? Is there anything that deters you / makes you lose motivation in what you’re do-ing?I do lose the motivation sometimes, and end up just having the “have time to go then go” mindset. However, I try to moti-vate myself by trying to keep my weight in check. So mainly, I use exercise as a means to keep up my “unhealthy” eat-ing habits. Sometimes when I don’t exercise or hit the gym, something just doesn’t feel right within me.

Any advice on how do you juggle your time between the hec-tic study schedules and finding time to still hit the gym and keep fit?I don’t really bother about my lunch breaks. I prefer to use

that break time to gym, IF the break is at least 2 hours. The 1 hour break would be for eating or rushing up on my tutorials. Usually, I spend about 2 hours in the gym, going through my routine.

Are your friends around you motivated / do you motivate your friends to join you in your healthy lifestyle?I do motivate my friends to gym, though I don’t really gym with friends. I don’t want to be influenced by them and end up not focusing on my routine. I already know some friends from inside of the gym, and will usually see them in the gym when I’m there.

Do you take supplements or protein to boost the overall ef-fectiveness of your workouts? Would you recommend it?I don’t take protein. I wouldn’t give any advice on it, since I don’t take them. I’d rather take a more natural source of pro-tein, such as chicken breast, rather than the protein powders.

Any final advice?I naturally like to exercise. Since I like to eat a lot too, I try to use exercise as a means to keep my weight in check. Try to find a motivational factor for yourself to keep fit and healthy!

How long you work out in the gym is not the key, but rather, how INTENSIVE the workout is.

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mengtingYear 2 - Environmental Science Engineering.

Joined Touch Rugby IFG.

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Tell us, what’s a “healthy lifestyle” to you?I’m more for the Power Lifting and building of strength, rather than keeping fit and healthy. I keep a lookout for my diet too, because I still wanna look good and not become too fat and muscular due to the training. I keep to a low carbohydrates diet; abstain from rice or bread, unless after heavy workouts.

How devoted are you in keeping fit? Is there anything that deters you / makes you lose motivation in what you’re do-ing?Training wise, I keep to at least 4 times a week. Dieting wise, I try to make a conscious effort from time to time. A tip is that I keep my diet in check with a mobile app, to understand what kind of macros and nutrients I would require.

Usually after major events, like competitions, I will be less strict in training to let myself recover. All my training is more geared towards a goal, either short them or long term. Cheat meals are definitely a MUST from time to time. I don’t abstain from fast food, just that I eat the burgers and not the fries and bread (carbs). I do set myself a rough calorie limit to maintain.

What does your usual routine at the gym consists of?At the gym, my training consists of bench-press, squats, deadlifts, etc… I train my shoulders, legs (lunges), and back muscles. Usually I spend around 2hours in the gym, for train-ing and a bit of socialising with the other gym-goers.

Any advice on how do you juggle your time between the hec-tic study schedules and finding time to still hit the gym and keep fit?I would still go for my classes, and if time permits after that, I would hit the gym. I don’t believe in skipping classes just so that I can train. I still train and gym during the finals period, just that I cut it down to 3 days a week instead. I also keep

the duration to around 1.5 hours, and just be focused on my training.

Do you take supplements or protein to boost the overall ef-fectiveness of your workouts? Would you recommend it? I take caffeine pills instead. It helps to keep me more focused. I don’t take protein. I prefer to go for the natural sources of protein through proper food, to supplement both my workout and diet.

I also do this thing known as Water Manipulation, by not drinking water for 1 day. It helps to drop my water weight, and make me eligible for a certain weight class in some compe-titions. It’s sort of like fasting for 1 day, and helps to keep my calories low.

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As the term for the 36th Engin Club Man-agement Committee comes to an end, the 36th Engin Club would like to sincere-ly thank all the subcommittee members. With the time and effort put in by each and every one of you, the 36th Engin Club has enjoyed a fruitful and successful year.

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“Dear Biz comm, it has been such a memorable academic year working together. We have suc-cessfully forged friendships amongst ourselves, and more importantly, strengthened bonds amongst the students of the Faculty of Engineer- ing. Thank you all for enduring through all the tough times, together as a committee. All of you are awesome!!”- Daniel Tham (Business Venture Director)

“Minimum effort, maximum fun. Playing while we work, working during play. You guys have out-done yourselves in the meantime, good job!”- Kenneth Chen (Communications Director)

“Putting smiles on the students’ faces at the expense of your own well being, cheers! Wel-fare dearies! Nothing could have been accom-plished without you guys. Thanks for all you have done! :)”- Jiayan (Welfare Director)

“Thank you for all the hard work and effort you have given over the past year. Without all your support, there wouldn’t be Special Projects Committee, there wouldn’t be Engin Club”- Roy (Assistant Financial Secretary)

“Hope you guys have enjoyed this exciting jour-ney with me so far!”- Yih Loong (Sports Director)

“Hello SPC! We just want to let you know that the things you do for our committee do not go un-

noticed. Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work all this while!”- Jing Zhen (Assistant General Secretary)

“Thanks for making this marketing role a two per-son job :)”

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- Zhi Kang (Business Marketing Director)

“Thanks ah guys.”- Yong Jie (Logistics Director)

“Heyyyy camp comm! Thanks for all your hard

work and commitment through this journey! I can never thank yall enough for it! Hope Engin Camp ‘14 has brought yall a fun summer! Really great to have known yall and cya around school!” - Sandy Kwa (Camp Director)

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presidential cellFront Row: Raghav Mathur (Vice-President External), Dennis Lim (President), Valerie Seh (Vice-President In-ternal)Back Row: Mabel Sim (Student Affairs Secretary), Tan Weiyuan (Financial Secretary), Hee Youn Shim (General Secretary)

BusinessFront Row: Mervin Yap, Kenn Ng, Daniel Tham (Business Venture Director), Wong Zhi Kang (Business Market-ing Director, Leon Loke, Darren LowBack Row: Jeremy Chua, Huang Li Hui, Toh Zi Qian, Ng Xian Loon, Anandkumar Selvaraja, Ng Boon BinNot In Picture: Asther Ting, Dawn Tan, Hillary Toh, Jean Neo, Joan Toh, Lam Li Chan, Nathan Chai, Rudi Chan, Stefanie Rika Sidik, Tang Jingxue, Venessa Cha, Veronica Wee, Vivien Chong, Zhang Xiang

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CommunicationsFront Row: Low Jiajun, Soh Yixuan, Chen Shi’an Kenneth (Communications Director), Chan Jiunn Yuan, Chua Han Wen, Samuel Chua Beng KaiBack Front: Yang Ningxin, Ma Su Mon Yi, Lee Jingda, Ang Zhi Bin Kenneth, Jirapa Saiket, Lim Miao Chun, Han Shi Ting Joanne, Jang Jieun, Sng LihuiNotin Picture: Lee Ling Min, Xia Yiping, Tan Yuan Hong, Wang Yu Jia Caroline

engin CampFront Row: Langston Low, Kenneth Tay, Mark Ong, Sandy Kwa (Camp Director), Rudi Chan, Chee Jing Zhen, Tan Sher MinMiddle Row: Yu De, Jirapa Saiket, Cheryl Yeow, Ong Yueying, Michelle Wong, Ng Hui Min, Pauline Peh, Genevieve TanBack Row: Koh Jun Wee, Choo Wei Yan, Chiam Jia Hao, Daniel, Boh Boon Zhong, Chng Yong LakNot In Picture: Pang Kim Shen, Xenon Liu, Chen Yuying, Wang Erdong, Michelle Tan, Melinda Wang, Vivien Chong, Vivian Fong, Tan Jie Qiang

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36th Engin Club sub-committees

LogisticsFrom Left: Ian Leow, Debbie Tan, Anandkumar Selvaraja, Lim Yong Jie (Logistics Director)Not In Picture: Lim Yi Sim David Ashley, Loo Choon Boon

Engin o'weekFront Row: Koh Feng Rong, Tan Woo Yong Brian, Edward Mak Jian Hui, Lum Xian Hao Samuel (O’Week Director), Lim Xin Yi, Ng Wei Long, Lee Jia YingMiddle Row: Chong Zhao Wei Alex, Ng Wei Ghee, Zheng Zixiang, Shermin Tan Jin Min, Kumaravel Priyanka, Wong Jun Yan, Koh Zhi Sheng Shawn, Benjamin Lin YongbinBack Row: Tan Chunyong, Sherman Tan, Stanley Chua, Dawn Tan Ying, Quek Qi Yuan, Nur Hidayuh Binte Mo-hammad Yusoff, Denise Ann Yeoh Jiaxin, Kang Wei Cherng Malvin, Chua Khong Jui Jeremy, Edmund LooNot In Picture: Eugene Fong, Farah Hannah Binte Haron Narasip, Jindal Ankita Sanjeev, Lau Yi Qin Marion, Lee Jia Ying, Lee Yao Zong, Lee Yi Yang, Mohamed Raiz, Mohamed Raiz, Ng Ching Xing Shirlyn, Tan Shao An, Terry Lin, Wang Zhefu, Xie Kai Jing, Cherubim Yee Si Yan, Yong Shang Rong, Zhu Jianzhong

C omittee Photographs

engin ragFront Row: Mark Ong, Choo Wei Yan, Hamzah Aljunied (Rag Director), Alexander Mccoll, Nicholas WongBACK Row: Jirapa Saiket, Cheryl Yeow, Ong Yue Ying, Lee MinNot In Picture: Fang Jiaxin

special projectsFrom Left: Lum Xian Hao Samuel, Koh Zhi Sheng Shawn, Lim Zhe Kuan, Chee Jing Zhen (Assistant General Secre-tary), Zheng Zixiang Roy (Assistant Finance Secretary), Nurul Ain Binte Kamarudin, Chia Wan Ying Michelle, Benjamin Lin YongbinNot In Picture: Khoo Yew Teck Isaac, Low Yuen Shaun, Ong Zong Yan Mark, Stefanie Rika Sidik, Tham Jun Han, Wang Yuyao

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sportsFront Row: Stanley Ong Wei Wen, Jerrell Seah, Hon Yih Loong (Sports Director), Tan Tong Wee, Chiang Hai JinBack Row: Liu Renhao, Tan Sher Min, Charmaine Tay Hui Min, Michelle Wong, Alex Chong Zhao WeiNot In Picture: Lam Nguyen`

welfareFront Row: Wong Bing Hong Darren, Tay Weijie, Boo Jiayan (Welfare Director), Chiam Jia HaoMiddle Row: Anandkumar Selvaraja, Chen Fang Xiang Janice, Tan Jie Qiang, Marcus Sia Run DaBack Row: Loo Choon Boon, Ng Boon Bin, Teh Yi Ling Lydia, Tee Li Hao TimothyNot In Picture: Toh Nien Ping, Tan Junn Theng, Calista Tan, Cheryl Yeow, Gavin Yong, Lim Kah Ghi, Lim Wei Chong, Mavis Yee, Mervin Yap, Neo Jun Bing, Seng Wei Peng, Tai Kee, Tan Su Hui, Teo Li Huan, Ye Min Sunn

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