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PRESIDENT MEETS WITH THE LOCALS TO PROMOTE ‘MODEL COMMUNITY’
DID CHENG HO DISCOVER AMERICA PRIOR TO COLUMBUS?
NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS HINGES UPON THE QUALITY OF HIGHER EDUCATION
POLITICIANS SHOULD TAKE PEOPLE’S WELFARE TO THEIR HEART
A GIFT OF BOOKS TO PROMOTE COURAGE IN FACING NEW CHALLENGES
UNIVERSITY OF BONN WELCOMES MORE TKU EXCHANGE STUDENTS
26 STUDENTS QUALIFIED FOR EARLY GRADUATION
While most seniors are still working out plans for their future, some of them know already where they are heading to…well, at least 26 of them. These 26 seniors have in fact collected their diploma as they had completed their requirements for graduation half a year earlier. Some of them have already been accepted by graduate schools, or are in the process of preparing for the entrance examination, whereas some of them have found a job, ready to enter the work force. According to the statistics compiled by the Office of Academic Affairs (OAA), this year’s figure has been the highest so far. Department of Banking and Finance (DBF) leads the chart in the number of early graduates this year—five of them in total. Other graduates come from various departments ranging from Civil Engineering (2), Mechanical and Electro-Mechanical Engineering (2), Water resource and Environmental Engineering (4) International Trade (3), Information Management (2) Business Administration (2), Electrical Engineering (1), and Chinese (2).
WOMEN BRAVE THE FRONT IN DONATING BLOOD
EVALUATION OF STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS BEGINS AT THE END OF MAY
RECYCLING IS EVEYONE’S BUSINESS