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 04 Aug 2009,
Issue no.37 |
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Upcoming Events for Alumni |
- Dinner Talk Featuring Mr Shum Yat Fei (岑逸飛)
- BBA Alumni Happy Hour Gathering
- Physics Alumni - Soccer Team
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Drama on the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake - "Sichuan Suite" |
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Directed by former Manager of Sir Run Run Shaw Hall and Arts Administrator of CUHK Mr Hardy Tsoi and performed by a number of CU alumni, the drama will be staged at the Fringe Club Theatre from 13 to 19 August.
The performance to be held at 9:00pm, 19 August is dedicated as a fund-raiser in support of the charity organization Stand Tall which provides support to rehabilitation works in Sichuan.
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Recap of Public Lecture by Professor Pai Hsien-yung, Kenneth (白先勇) |
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World renowned writer Professor Pai Hsien-yung, Kenneth presented a public lecture on the May Fourth Movement in Putonghua at CUHK on 30 June.
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Career Opportunities |
- Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce "Graduate Trainee Campaign 2009"
- Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks' Talent Pool Career Platform
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"Manga" in Flying Colors |
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The production of "manga" (Japanese comics) involves a complicated process. Coloring is among the most time consuming and labour-intensive procedures. But thanks to Professor Heng Pheng-Ann and Professor Wong Tien-Tsin of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, manga colourization will become a breeze with their newly developed "Computational Manga System".
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A Quick Guide to O' Camps |
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To new students of CUHK, summer is the time to enter a new phase in life and learn the essentials of becoming a freshman of this University. Orientation camps (fondly referred to as "O' Camps") organized by their seniors are often one of the most memorable occasions that precede the start of their studies. How well do you know about the "O' Camps" there are on campus? Here is a quick guide.
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Loving Green |
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A land of lush vegetation and lively ecology, the CU campus is cherished by its alumni and many who have expressed their appreciation for the campus environment in various ways.
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