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16 February

90 participants including professors and alumni gathered at the NUS Society Kent Ridge Guild House on 16 February for their annual Lunar New Year celebration. Dean of NUS Business School Professor Bernard Yeung, President of NUS Business School Mandarin Alumni Mr Sun Xiushun, and the committee members presented their greetings and a song performance of 'Gong Xi Gong Xi'. Guests also tossed yu sheng at the luncheon for greater prosperity and vigour for the New Year.

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