BiblioAsia Jul 2011
Oneness in Many: National Resilence in Singapore
Being and Becoming: Constructing Singapore and Singaporeans
From Exclusive to Inclusive Remembrance: The Civilian War Memorial
The River of (Urban) Life in Singapore: The Street
Drafting A Nation: Memories of Conscription in Singapore
Ordinary Singaporeans share their memories and recollections of National Service. (PDF)
The Straits Chinese Magazine: A Malayan Voice
耕耘半世纪·执着一辈子: 新加坡的音乐创作推手梁荣平
Associate Librarian Cheng Tee Yin traces the life and work of the late Leong Yoon Pin and highlights resources on the composer and educator held by the National Library. (PDF)
The Masuri S.N. Collection: A Legacy Sown in Passion and Persistence
Associate Naidu Pushpalatha outlines the life and achievements of the late literary pioneer Masuri Salikun, and materials donated by his family to the National Library. (PDF)
From Verdant Grounds to a Whole New Town: Reflections on Serangoon – A Place Like No Other
Assistant Curator at the National Museum of Singapore Daniel Tham shares more about the exhibition “Serangoon: A Place Like No Other” held at the newly opened Serangoon Public Library.(PDF)
Asian Content Demands Asian Excellence: At the Asian Festival of Children’s Content 2011
Writer and composer Lansell Taudevin reflects on what was shared at the 2011 Asian Festival of Children’s Content. (PDF)