TPRAWKS, Walk for Rice, lots of rain. Those, and more, marked the month of November for Temasek Polytechnic. It was one of our busiest and most eventful months of 2011, and we look back on it fondly.

Also, as promised we’ll be contacting a number of people who contributed to this MiT for a photography workshop with Juff. Check your emails soon!

One our Cliquers involved with TPRAWKS had this shot taken of her with celebrity George Young (and is still proud of the shot). Sent in by Elizabeth Tang.

The Goodfellas opened the TPRAWKS Jam & Hop with “Dynamite”, and likewise blew up the stage with amazing music. Sent in by Elizabeth Tang.

The Million-Dollar Retailer’s Challenge – one of the many activities Rawkers got to enjoy at TPRAWKS – was organised by students from our Diploma in Retail Management.

This group shot was taken when Glamish Purple came by. Sent in by Valarie Ong.

It wasn’t just us who were snapping pictures during TPRAWKS. George Young also took a picture of the Rawkers, which he shared on his Facebook later on.

This shot was sent in by Alexandra Teng, who accompanied us to shoot for the Mediacorp artistes’ visit. You can find more of her shots in Alex’s TPRAWKS Flickr set.

“This is my class, 1R04, from biz school RMT course ”

Photos keep memories alive, and class 1R04 from the Diploma in Retail Management would like to keep as many of them fresh as possible. Sent in by Ching Si Min.

In between takes, some of our Communications & Media Management students decide to have a bit of fun. Sent in by Alexandra Teng.

She walked for rice… and left her shoes behind. Sent in by Anonymous. (If you’re the person who shot and sent in this picture, please let us know! We’d love to give you proper credit).

Walk for Rice drew large groups of walkers from all over TP. Kai Jun took part, and took some shots while he was at it. Sent in by Lee Kai Jun.

“I’m sharing with you as it brings memories of Temasek Poly to me as I’m graduating soon. This photo shows the first memory I had regarding the school even before I came as a TP student.”

Sent in by Zulhairi Anaqi.

Clouds gathering over the horizon on one of the many days it was raining. Sent in by Dian Sofia, Interactive Media Design Year 1.

Though the rain sometimes makes us forget how bright the sky can be, perhaps all we need to do is look up. Sent in by Muhd Aidil.

It’s been a rainy November, and this shot was taken outside the library after a long rain. Sent in by Christopher Tan.

The setting sun accompanies our students home. Sent in by Michelle.