Topic: Dating News - A Different Kind of Homework for Singapore Students: Get a Date (New York Times)

Over the past 25 years, the mating rituals organized by the government — tea dances, wine tastings, cooking classes, cruises, screenings of romantic movies — have been among the country’s least successful social engineering programs. In 1991, for example, when the government began offering cash bonuses to couples with more than two children, the newspaper printed tips for having sex in the back seat of a car, including directions to some of the “darkest, most secluded and most romantic spots” for parking. In 1984, the country’s master planner, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew , declared that too few of the country’s most eligible women, those with college degrees, were marrying and having children. In other words, said Annie Chan, director of a matchmaking agency, “Our government wants smart ladies to meet smart guys to get smart children. read more

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