April Issue, 2000 No. LVII |
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Periscope: Students’ activities Student Unions at some universities face an indifferent crowd, while interest groups and societies receive a warm welcome. Go to article RELATED ARTICLE: Social Issues: Some people will go to great lengths to stay in Hong Kong, no matter what the cost is. Go to article ‘Home’ for needy child Residential care, foster care and adoption aim at helping children in need to lead a better life. Go to article Education: On its 29th anniversary, it’s time for educational television to say goodbye to its old series. Go to article Mixed bag of physical education Physical education does not receive equal emphasis in every secondary school. Go to article Photo Features: Walking on the street, it’s difficult to avoid the bills posted on walls, on lampposts or even on ceilings Go to article Culture: Political cartoons don’t get the respect they deserve, according to two political cartoonists. Go to article Local talents on display Art festivals in Hong Kong are giving more chances for local performers to show their artistic talents. Go to article Leisure: Tae-bo is the combination of aerobics, tae kwon do, and dance music. Go to article Motoring in style Antique cars should not be merely collected; they belong on the road, too. Go to article Science: Ecstasy has no medical value, but it does have dangerous psychological addictive effects. Go to article People: Photojournalists work on the front line. They capture the most decisive moments of news events. Go to article Adversity crafted his character Fung Leung Lo shares his philosophy. Experience and adversity have shaped him. Go to article |
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Story: Two political cartoonists share their views. Go to
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Student activities: Some reasons why students join organizations. Go to article
Photojournalists: Their job is not just taking pictures. Go to article From
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