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Russia's Alexander Lyubavskiy is Texas' Second 2022-2023 International Team Member - Vimarsana News

Russia's Alexander Lyubavskiy is Texas' Second 2022-2023 International Team Member

It is rare for Texas to recruit international swimmers and freshman Lyubavskiy, a Russian distance swimmer, is now the second one on the 2022-2023 team.

Schooling Issues Statement, Teong Tzen Wei Implicated In Singapore Cannabis Case - Vimarsana News

Schooling Issues Statement, Teong Tzen Wei Implicated In Singapore Cannabis Case

Schooling expressed disappointment but accepts the consequences of his decision after receiving a suspension due to cannabis use overseas.

Third swimmer Teong Tzen Wei implicated in Lim, Schooling drug use case - Vimarsana News

Third swimmer Teong Tzen Wei implicated in Lim, Schooling drug use case

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Sport Singapore (SportSG) will remove support for national swimmers Amanda Lim and Joseph Schooling for one month from Oct 1 following their admission that they had consumed cannabis.

Weed, maple or kang kong? Singapore block spotted with suspicious design motif - Vimarsana News

Weed, maple or kang kong? Singapore block spotted with suspicious design motif

A housing block plastered with marijuana leaves in drug-forbidding Singapore? Well, that’s a first.

The use of marijuana is still a slippery slope | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal - Vimarsana News

The use of marijuana is still a slippery slope | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

THE recent news that Singaporean swimmer Joseph Schooling admitted taking cannabis in Hanoi is only the latest controversy involving weed that has hit close to home.  Singaporeans appear divided as to whether their government was overly harsh in meting out a punishment for Schooling, who is no longer allowed to take leave to compete and train overseas