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• The Law Faculty returned to its original site at the
Bukit Timah Campus to begin the 2006-07 academic
year. The Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy will
move to Bukit Timah in December 2006.
• NUS High School of Mathematics and Science moved
to its custom-built 4.7 hectare campus at Clementi
Avenue 1. With the completely wireless environment,
students can access NUS’ online teaching and
information resources.
• The first NUS Arts Festival in February and March
2006 comprising 111 performances and workshops
featuring music, drama, dance, film and the visual
arts attracted more than 30,000 people to the
University Cultural Centre. Performances by campus
talents shared equal billing with those by
international artists such as Russian pianist
Konstantin Scherbakov. Highlights included sold-out
performances by NUS alumnus Corrinne May and
eminent Indian violinist Dr L Subramaniam.
• Man of Letters, a romantic musical with a cast
including alumni and students, was staged in May
2006 to audiences totaling over 7,000. This
Centennial musical was set in Bukit Timah Campus of
the 1950’s.
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• Radio Pulze, a student initiative run by the NUS
Students Deejay Group with support from the Centre
for Instructional Technology, made its debut
broadcast on Valentine’s Day 2006.