Yes! It's true! Another magazine has hit our streets. We are in the midst of an economic downturn and these chaps have bravely come out to test the waters.

  This time, it's a magazine for the under 20s - especially those still at school. But, unlike Teens and Teenage magazines, SAVVY is a bi-monthly publication. Its focus is also more serious - the first issue bombards you with tips on how to handle the General Paper (GP) as well as showcases excerpts from some model essay answers.

  The 78-page maiden January/February 2002 issue also provides a two-page article on Studying In The USA - the first of a series on heading overseas. Besides education matters, the magazine has sections on health, family, and the latest in technology.

  SAVVY comes in a size considerably smaller than other local magazines - think of Reader's Digest, and you already know how compact the magazine is.

  But at S$4.00 per copy, SAVVY is quite an expensive buy compared to other available magazines with similar target readership in the market.

  Its Editor-In-Chief, Catherine KHOO, invites you to come on board in her first editorial, saying, "We're different. Why? One, we involve you, the young readers - all the way. Believe us, if you have always wanted to be part of the editorial team and have skills to contribute, contact us. We'll let you lead us with your ideas.." 

  Yes! It's also true, the magazine involves the young - they have student reporters from Yio Chu Kang Sec School sharing with SAVVY readers their views on stress at school.

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