Jack Lee ’95 writes from University College London, where he is currently workingon his LLM. “It's hard to believe it but I've already been in London for more thanJack Lee ’95 atSalisbury Cathedraleight months. Right now it's a busy period asI am working on a dissertation and two essays,all <strong>of</strong> which are due on 1st <strong>July</strong>! Summer isalmost upon us, and the weather here has beenwarm and balmy. London is great; there are somany things to see and do. A friend and Imanaged to get tickets from my local MP towatch Prime Minister's Question Time in theHouse <strong>of</strong> Commons, which that day turned outto be a lively debate between Tony Blair andIain Duncan-Smith about weapons <strong>of</strong> massdestruction in Iraq. I've also been able to getaway for short breaks, my most recent beinga day trip to Salisbury and Stonehenge inFebruary, and trips to Ireland and to <strong>No</strong>ttinghamand Chester during the Easter vacation.”Cheryl-Ann Yeo ’95 and her husband DominicChang welcomed the arrival <strong>of</strong> their first child, a daughter, Chloe Frances, on 9thMay <strong>2003</strong>. Low Sze Wee ’95, who is one <strong>of</strong> the assistant curators at the SingaporeArt Museum, was in Italy in June <strong>2003</strong> with his colleagues managing the SingaporePavilion at La Biennale di Venezia (the Venice Biennale -- 50th International ArtExhibition) from 12th to 14th June <strong>2003</strong>. The Singapore participation is jointlyorganised by the <strong>National</strong> Heritage Board and the <strong>National</strong> Arts Council <strong>of</strong> Singapore.According to SAM's website: “‘Location’ and ‘space’ are broad themes that runthrough the works <strong>of</strong> artists presented at the 50th Biennale. The myriad forms <strong>of</strong>expression and variety <strong>of</strong> issues addressed by these works reflect the vibrancyand diversity <strong>of</strong> Singapore's contemporary art scene.” Karen Loh ’95 marriedTan Tieng Ping, a doctor in private practice in Hougang, in a beautiful churchceremony at the Holy Family Church in <strong>December</strong> 2002. The wedding wasattended by many <strong>of</strong> Karen's law school chums including classmatesMarilyn Chia ’95, Lau Sok Hiang ’95, Leonard Loo ’95, Lee Lit Cheng ’95 andJanet Wang ’95. Karen, who is working at Min<strong>Law</strong>’s Insolvency & PublicTrustee's Office, is reportedly enjoying married life.As usual, there is never a dull moment in theentrepreneurial Leong-Lim household. Ourintrepid Danny Leong ’96 has sold <strong>of</strong>f his sharein a training business that he started in late2001, and is starting on the Advanced Diplomain Film Production at Ngee Ann Polytechnicin <strong>July</strong> <strong>2003</strong>. Meanwhile, wife Lim Bee Hong’97 left her headhunting firm in June <strong>2003</strong>,has just completed pr<strong>of</strong>essional Feng Shuicourses and is starting up her own Feng Shuibusiness. Bee Hong says, “The courses I tookwere in traditional Feng Shui; which is verydifferent from the modern styles <strong>of</strong> Feng Shuithat are very popular in books these days,and that can sometimes sound very hocuspocus.” For all <strong>of</strong> you out there who have justbought your matrimonial home or are thinking<strong>of</strong> redesigning your <strong>of</strong>fices, to find out moreabout traditional Feng Shui, you can emailBee Hong at: theindigoroom@hotmail.com.Tan Seow Hon ’97,about to take on theliberals at HarvardCongratulations to Clement Lim ’96 andElaine Tan ’96 on the birth <strong>of</strong> their son Travison 13th May <strong>2003</strong>. Those who visited themsoon after the blessed event remarked thatTravis was born with a lovely deep tan –but what do you expect with parents whoseem to spend more time in the waterthan on dry land … Congratulations also toGerald Yee ’96 andAnna Quah ’97 withbaby EmmaGerald Yee ’96Travis Jacob Lim, son<strong>of</strong> Clement Lim ’96and Elaine Tan ’96and Anna Quah ’97 on the birth <strong>of</strong> Emma on27th May <strong>2003</strong>. Gerald was recently spotteddemonstrating his ‘one-hand-baby-carry’ skills,a technique somewhat reminiscent <strong>of</strong> how heused to handle the rugby ball at the inter-yearrugby games in <strong>Law</strong> School. Our resident styleguru, Suzanne Lim ’96, is now Senior Writer atElle Magazine – still a firm believer that it ismuch more rewarding to draft lifestyle articlesthan life-sapping affidavits.Tan Seow Hon ’97, is working on a theory <strong>of</strong>justice for her doctoral dissertation at Harvard,and has been appointed a Byse fellow atHarvard <strong>Law</strong> School for the academic year<strong>2003</strong>-2004. She writes: "As a Byse fellow,I get to teach a workshop <strong>of</strong> my design.Mine will be on law and morality. It's anold dream <strong>of</strong> mine to discuss conservativeideas within the classrooms <strong>of</strong> what somehave termed a postmodernist ‘liberalorthodoxy’ at Harvard, hostile to any absolutistvision <strong>of</strong> law, morality or philosophy.These days, it seems that to align oneselfwith natural law theory in a postmodernistenvironment is to risk being seen either asan intolerant fanatic or some kind <strong>of</strong> a joke.I am thankful for the opportunity to engageparticipants in a dialogue on the relevance<strong>of</strong> the age-old but now much foreclosed naturallaw theory in a pluralist world."
Proud parents Jeffrey and LeenaSankaran Pinsler ’82 with Baby Sophie,recent arrival to the familyChristopher Ong ’97 tied the knot on May Day<strong>2003</strong>. His wife, Nannette is an alumnus <strong>of</strong> Ateneode Manila University, a university which Chrisdebated against many times as a varsity debater.Says Chris, “While I may have won many debatesagainst her university, I seldom win my debateswith her!” Attending the wedding were, inter alia:G Kannan ’94 and wife Chia Sue Ann ’95, YeongZee Kin ’97 and wife Audrey Chiang ’95, ClementLim ’96 and wife Elaine Tan ’96; Jeanne Lee ’96,Lim Pek Bur ’95, Lee Lit Cheng ’95, Toh YungCheong ’95, Janet Wang ’95, MagdaleneKoh ’01, Jason Chan ’02 and Deborah Tan ’02.Meanwhile, our favourite national sailorStanley Tan ’99 (see <strong>Law</strong>Link Jul-Dec 2002)reports: “After re-headnoting the Singapore<strong>Law</strong> Reports since last <strong>No</strong>vember (as I neededa break after the Asian Games), I've stoppedthat to resume full-time sailing, with theimmediate aim <strong>of</strong> qualifying for the 2004Athens Olympics. In this regard, I'll be trainingand competing in Europe from June to October(and yes, back to Kiel again, but won't bedefending my title in the Laser Radial as I'veswitched back to the Olympic Laser event).I've also just returned from the Laser AsiaPacific Championships in Darwin, where Ifinished 4th overall. This time round, I'mlooking at full-time sailing up to the 2008Olympics. It's a long haul, but I want to do itas I know I can achieve all my targets. WhileI sometimes think about all the exciting trialsand tribulations my peers must be experiencingin the cut and thrust world <strong>of</strong> legal practice,I'm happy and fortunate to have the chanceto sail full-time. Ultimately, you're young onlyonce, and you need to be young to sail welland win some serious medals! Sailing can getboring sometimes, but I think a lousy day atsea still beats a good day in the <strong>of</strong>fice!”Cheah Wuiling ’03 and Adrian Chiew ’03will be doing their Masters at NUS underthe Research Fellowship Scheme. Wuiling'sthesis will be on East Timor's Reconciliationand Reconstruction Process, and she islooking foward to doing an attachment in EastTimor as part <strong>of</strong> her research. Adrian's thesiswill be on Trade and Competition <strong>Law</strong>.Waltan Pak ’03 has just gotten engagedto Stanley Ong, an Army Regular – watch thisspace for updates on when thehappy event will take place.Jean Ho ’03 reports that shehas recently discovered her'green' side (inspired by Pr<strong>of</strong>Lye Lin Heng ’73, and notthrough exposure to gammaradiation) and has registeredas a member <strong>of</strong> the NatureSociety.Christopher Ong ’97 and wife Nannettewith classmates and friendsSend us your updates andphotos! You can reach us atemail: lawlink@nus.edu.sg,phone: 6874 3683.