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    Cheque presentation by NUSS President Mr Eddie Lee Choy Peng (Law ’81) (second from left) to NUS President Professor Tan Eng Chye (Science ’85) (second from right) and Professor Tan Chorh Chuan (middle). The presentation was witnessed by Chairperson of Alumni Students’ Advancement Committee and NUSS Management Committee Member Mr Johnny Tan Khoon Hui (Science ’82) (extreme right), and NUSS Golf Convenor Mr Joseph Ng Moi Boon (extreme left).
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32ND NUSS Golf Annual Charity

More than 120 golfers participated in this event organised by the National University of Singapore Society that raised $513,500 towards the Endowed Student Support Fund in honour of Professor Tan Chorh Chuan (Medicine ’83), former President of NUS. 

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