Straights Times headlines: 1) [Headings] Short and precise (To the point)

He took on the odds despite being an odd

2) [Subheadings] Brief overview on the whole incident and the result.

Tan aspired to be the president of Saint Andrews Autism Centre and now after achieving this title , he plans on bringing back the Malaysian Cup. Tan has autism.
3) [Main article] [PICTURE OF A FUNNY LOOKING GUY, MAYBE WE CAN TAKE OUR OWN PIC] Against all odds Theres nothing a man cant do, regardless of what defects he has. Yes, I am autistic, but I am successful. -Tan Ah Kow By Chau Ah Beng SINGAPORE From an autistic child rejected by his peers at school to a successful president of Saint Andrews Autism Centre(SAAC), Tan Ah Kows career path is as inspiring as it is unlikely. On their 28th year anniversary, Tan became the president of SAAC and shared his past arduous endeavors which brought him to where he is. His compelling and inspiring words touched the heart of many. Theres nothing a man cant do, regardless of what defects he has. Yes, I am autistic, but I am successful. Such great achievements did not come without help. I am really grateful to the Family Service Centre (FSC) for support me through different phases of my life. Now Tan set for himself a new unexpected goal: Bringing back the Malaysian Cup. Investing millions of dollars in a
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bid to revive Malaysian Cup, Tan Ah Kow has drew concerns and cynicism.

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