Crossfire Paintball at SDC

Maersk Singapore

2005-10-05T12:51:00.000+08:00

Fengren

2005-09-05T12:47:00.000+08:00

NTU Carnival

2005-08-30T12:42:00.000+08:00

Jurong Town Corporation

2005-08-26T12:36:00.000+08:00

Tampines Changkat CC YEC Team Challenge 2005

2005-08-11T10:45:00.000+08:00

Battlefield 2 launch

2005-08-09T12:31:00.000+08:00

"All the gamers, most of which have yet to experience the rigours of National Service took their positions on the Crossfire battlegrounds, engaging in various sessions that range from Balloon-Bust, Capture the Flag to all out Team Elimination to determine their physical prowess. There were hilarious moments to be had, as one of the players literally stood in front of their opponents ‘fort’ in an effort to bust his balloon, while the defenders were frantically sniping him off but somehow, all the pellets failed to find their mark. And because of we were warned at the briefing to not shoot at each other within 3 metres, there’s many a time when opposing players sneaking their way into enemy territory find each other at point black range but instead of firing upon each other, would instead turn back to where they came from, making for some comedic moments."

From GameAxis/ HardwareZone
(http://www.gameaxis.com/articles/view.gax?id=629&gid=993&pg=2)

And we have T-shirts

2005-07-28T21:43:00.000+08:00

Gearing Up

2005-07-18T21:51:00.000+08:00

for ITE Student Seminar 2005by Rosemary Pang (http://www.ite.edu.sg/about_ite/infinite/infinite_79/79_7.html)

FANCY this - a chance to hold an M16 rifle, take aim and gun down the enemy. That’s what 75 student ‘commandos’ or student leaders from the three ITE Colleges got to do through the paintball crossfire sport. These look-alike M16s fire pea-sized paintballs or ‘bullets’, which are gelatin spheres containing coloured liquid dye. This action-packed ‘edutainment’ sport was among several team-building activities to get ITE students to bond together as a team to plan, motivate, strategise and build on their leadership skills to prepare for the ITE Student Seminar 2005, the fifth in its series, which will be held from 22 to 25 August 2005.

The Opening Ceremony for the event will be held at ITE College East on 22 August 2005. And for the first time, part of the Seminar will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 23 to 25 August 2005.

Looking into Issues that will Impact Students
A biennial event, the Seminar provides a forum for some 300 students from the three ITE Colleges to discuss and exchange views on national and global issues that will impact them. Themed The World Our Future, Singapore Our Home, students will examine what they perceive to be the challenges of the future and how they can leverage on the opportunities presented in this global economy. Against this backdrop, students will also discuss the importance of national identity as Singaporeans become increasingly integrated into the global hub.

Undergoing intense training, these students will be expected to conduct research, participate in community projects and document their lessons learnt through discovery visits, dialogues and interviews with industry professionals. Students can also gain credit units which will count towards their academic performance.

Ms Bhasula Somanesan, Section Head/Lifeskills, ITE College East, who is a Chief Facilitator in training sessions conducted in ITE College East, shared that students have been participating actively in lively discussions. In preparing for the Seminar, she added: “Students have recorded their reflections and thoughts from these activities through charts and models to be shared with the other

participants during the seminar.”

The students have enthusiastically embraced the training sesssions. Said Adam Ng, 19, ITE College West (Clementi Campus), on the paintball crossfire training, “This game teaches us how to lead and communicate with others in the team. As a leader in a group, you need to guide your team members and learn together to move forward.” Other activities lined up for students include confidence-building, public speaking and presentations skills training sessions as well as a pre-Seminar workshop where students will get to interact with guest speakers.

NUS Business School

2005-07-12T13:57:00.000+08:00

Republic Poly

2005-07-12T13:55:00.000+08:00

Media War: Maxim Vs FHM

2005-03-27T14:49:00.000+08:00

Read about it here:
http://www.crossfire.com.sg/maxim1.pdf and http://www.crossfire.com.sg/fhm1.pdf

8DAYS Photoshoot

2005-03-11T16:09:00.000+08:00

Read the 8DAYS article here:
http://www.crossfire.com.sg/8days1.pdf

BI$NES (Suria) Winner

2005-02-18T22:14:00.000+08:00

MEMBER$:
a) Md Faizal Abdul Ghani (24)
Ngee Ann Poly Grad, Just Completed NS

b) Masitah Zainudin (22)
LCCI Double Diploma Graduate from BMC

c) Maziah Zainudin (20)
3rd Year Ngee Ann Poly Student, School Of Business & Info-Communication BU$INESS:
Marketing & Running the Crossfire Paintball Games & Paddle Boats at Singapore Discovery Centre

Six groups of youngsters aged 17 to 25 years old. 3 to a team. Each armed with an important mission. To start & cultivate their own business. It can be anything they want as long as it's creative! But what if they can't pull it off because they have no seed money? Not to worry....we'll give m a heads up with a start-up loan so that their business ideas become a reality. Along the way, the teams are faced with different sets of obstacles as well as bonus challenges that will make or break their business. From planning their company & promotional budgets, canvassing for more funds to producing their own TV commercials, the teams are in for a rough ride!As we simulate these real-life business challenges, the youths will get a chance to showcase their entrepreneurial abilities like taking calculated risks, creative thinking & problem solving skills. The team which survives the gruelling tests and still manages to make the most money at the end, will emerge as the winner.

Crossfire Paintball Logo

2005-01-15T16:08:00.000+08:00