Oh my! Hottest day in
Sin'pore history Tuesday gone just delivered a knock-on effect later in the week.
Today,
Thursday, on the Opinion page of the Straits
Times, a continuation of the warm-up/run-down to the anniversary of the
great bard's passing—400 years Saturday, seems like yesterday.
Marking out the event and teasing out the relevance in this lit. loving country of Singlish, how might it be best done for any left wondering about all the hullabaloo?
Well, reminding of the iconic totemic poet's business-friendly credentials of course.
In the highlighted capsule: "A major reason for reading Shakespeare's plays is their uncanny relevance to modern management issues and corporate executive lessons. He provides though-provoking insights into issues which are ubiquitous in the contemporary and management scene..."
Readers interested can google for the remainder.
Authored here by the founding Dean of the School of Arts and Social Sciences at SIM (Sin'pore Institute of Management); a writer of poems and stories for children working currently on her first novel.
Ala’mak! as the Malays would exclaim. (Always attempting to deny any possibility of blasphemy inherent.)
S. T. 21 April 2016, page A31
Marking out the event and teasing out the relevance in this lit. loving country of Singlish, how might it be best done for any left wondering about all the hullabaloo?
Well, reminding of the iconic totemic poet's business-friendly credentials of course.
In the highlighted capsule: "A major reason for reading Shakespeare's plays is their uncanny relevance to modern management issues and corporate executive lessons. He provides though-provoking insights into issues which are ubiquitous in the contemporary and management scene..."
Readers interested can google for the remainder.
Authored here by the founding Dean of the School of Arts and Social Sciences at SIM (Sin'pore Institute of Management); a writer of poems and stories for children working currently on her first novel.
Ala’mak! as the Malays would exclaim. (Always attempting to deny any possibility of blasphemy inherent.)
S. T. 21 April 2016, page A31
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