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October 25th, under the organization of Mr. Shawn Wu and with assistance from Ms. Hannah and Ms. Shevani, 32 students from our school visited the headquarters of UBTECH Robotics Corp., located in Nanshan. UBTECH, a rising star in the Shenzhen tech industry and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, is a leader in the
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As I push open the door to the application season, the flurry of activities is akin to a ballet dance, where every move requires precise planning and rhythm. I am a versatile performer, transitioning from ballet to jazz, from fencing to fashion design, and I’ve found my own way to manage time. Today, I wish
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Stepping from the audience onto the stage, my Science Week has been filled with a profound sense of happiness despite the busyness. I enjoy every second roaming around the realm of science, in which the joy might have originated from the admiration for Tom Knight and Randy Rettberg’s bold imagination – the two electronic engineers
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“Do you know what a foreign accent is? It’s a sign of bravery.” I learn this by heart. There was a time, not so long ago, when I believed that the world was contained within the borders of a language I had grown up with. Chinese, with its familiar turns of phrase and comforting syntax,
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Molly Wang 25th September At 1:15 PM, when I’d normally be going to class, we met at the basketball court with exclamations of “this is surreal-“ and such. We left with our rolling suitcases and Mr Igor and his class waving at us. The ride was exciting but somehow still quite unreal. I couldn’t process that
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The week before the National Day Holiday was the ‘Language Faculty Week’. During this week, the language faculty organised a variety of activities, in which students experienced the fun of language learning in a relaxing atmosphere. 1. Escape Room Will you be able to say that you beat Moriarty or will he get the better
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During the challenging 2024 application season, faced with intense competition as global applicant numbers reached new heights, SCIE students demonstrated extraordinary strength, steadfastly pursuing and advancing to the next stage of their lives, achieving remarkable results in university admissions. As of May 20th, according to preliminary statistics, over 480 graduates of SCIE’s Class of 2024
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As the day quietly turns late, the beauty of the world unfolds before our eyes. The late summer in Shenzhen can be described as a combination of “frying, steaming, roasting, and grilling.” This weather, alternating between being steamed and fried, made us all anxious about the camping. In previous years, who hasn’t said at least
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My first encounter with Columbia University was marred by a series of unfortunate circumstances. It was tainted by the disappointment of missing out on my dream program, a tinge of derisive scorn, and a veil of bitter resentment. Leaving Columbia, however, was a poignant experience filled with tears and reluctance. It was marked by a
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