CAMPUS
LIFE
2 teaching style; 1 teaching goal
Prof.
Chen Tien Chi and Dr. Benjamin Ku explain their teaching methods and
goals. |
PERISCOPE:
Public examinations face review
Reform
is sought by educationalists to change the present exam system.
Evaluation of alternatives to
postsecondary education
Participants
and the Labour Department review Youth Pre-employment Training. |
SOCIAL
ISSUES
Foreign politically active gays
& local silent gays
Gay
men in Hong Kong are different from those in foreign countries.
University students as hospice
care volunteers
Visiting
dying patients not only breathes life into their hearts, but also
promotes personal growth for hospice care volunteers. |
PEOPLE
COVER STORY: Record-breaker seeking
breakthrough
Alex
Fong Lik Sun, a young swimmer, reveals his thoughts and plans for
the future.
Mental patients on their way home
Recovered
mental patients face great pressure when reintegrating into society.
Only with acceptance and encouragement from the public and family
will they succeed. |
PHOTO
FEATURES
Circles in life
Circles
are common in everyday life. Yet, people are too busy to notice
them. Varsity shows readers many different circles with
different functions in daily life. |
EDUCATION
Non-Means Tested Loan scheme
The
government will expand the scope of Non-Means Tested Loan scheme.
But students want lower interest rates more than having its scope
expanded. |
CHANNELS
Alternative for local TV stations and
audiences
Television
stations buy programmes from production houses to cut production
costs.
Asian films
Films from
Korea and Thailand grabs the hearts of Hong Kong movie-goers. |
CULTURE
& LEISURE
The game of mahjong
Playing
mahjong is an effective therapy for depression and stroke patients.
Urban art
Modern
street art and educational murals are gaining in popularity in Hong
Kong. |
SCIENCE
Smart buildings create smarter lives
Smart
buildings provide many conveniences to residents. |
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