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  • Polytechnic and ITE students can log in to their Straits Times student account to get a $5 Grab voucher and enter a lucky draw for JBL headphones.
  • The giveaway runs until Oct 23 and is part of a Straits Times' campaign to encourage reading. Students should check school e-mails for campaign notices.
  • ST account users can also save articles, read e-papers offline, and listen to podcasts. A past winner, Titus Lee Kai Jie, said he was “surprised and excited” by his prize.

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