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 02 Feb 2010,
Issue no.43 |
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Upcoming Events Highlight |
- Tribute to Prof Charles Kao–Campus Activities (5 Feb–14 Mar)
- Chinese Medicine Seminars
- Public Lectures by Former United States Ambassador to the People's Republic of China and Academicians of The Chinese Academy of Sciences
- Presentation Ceremony of Exemplary Teaching Award in General Education 2009-10
- Upcoming Activities by Physics Alumni Association (CUPPA)
- BBA Alumni Association February Happy Hour - All CU Alumni are Welcome
- Adam Schall Residence (ASR) New Year Feast and Alumni Reunion 2010
- CUHK Chinese New Year E-cards
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Various Postgraduate Programmes Now Open for Admission |
- Master of Arts Programme in Anthropology
- Information Seminar of Social Work Postgraduate Programmes
- Information Seminar of MSc. in Information and Technology Management
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Call for Support in Various Alumni Surveys |
- CU Alumni Census of Entrepreneurs & Forum and Workshops on Entrepreneurship
- Invitation to Alumni Questionnaire (AQ) for 2004 Graduates
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Alumni Benefits |
- Fly on Cathay Pacific to Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Manila at $1,200 Only (Round Trip)
- 14-day Free Trial of hket.com Services + Privileged Subscription at $250 for 1 year
- 15% Discount on "Frankenstein" by the Chung Ying Theatre Company
- 20% Discount on Drama "Waiting for the Match" Presented by The Nonsensemakers and Cinematic Theatre
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"Alumni Matters" Reborn |
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Launched for 3.5 years, "Alumni Matters" will re-emerge with a new design, simplified interface and enhanced features starting March 2010!
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Walk with Professor Charles Kao |
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Former CUHK Vice-Chancellor Professor Charles Kao has been a long-time supporter of campus walkathons. All alumni and friends may now be a part of his passion by supporting the "Walk with Professor Kao" CUHK Walkathon on 14 March (Sunday)!
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Giving through Cycling - "All Roads Lead to Rome" |
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Alumnus Arwaii Poon (05/SC/GRM) took the saying "All Roads Lead to Rome" very literally, and for a good cause; he has embarked on a 16,000 km cycling expedition from Hong Kong to Rome to raise funds for UNICEF's projects in the protection of children's rights.
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