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Jack Shu
舒志義
(MA Drama Education & Cultural Studies,
1998) |
Jo Ngai
魏綺珊
(MA International Relations, 2002) |
Prof. Edward Ng
吳恩融教授
(MBA, 2003)
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Don't You Have Time to Think?
Book review by
Eastman Cheong (BSc Mathematics &
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Richard Feynman won the Nobel prize in Physics
in 1965 for his contributions in the theory of
quantum electrodynamics. The New York Times
described him as "the most brilliant,
iconoclastic and influential of the postwar
generation of theoretical physicists."
The book, edited by Feynman's daughter Michelle,
is a collection of hundreds of letters that he
wrote to his family, friends, students, critics,
colleagues and fans. These letters are
interesting, touching and witty.
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5 Steps of Drinking Wines - Observe,
smell, taste
By Franco Lee (MSc Electronic
Business Management) |
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This article is to summarize some articles I
read about wines and the experience of tasting
wines in the past 2 years. Each person has his
own approach to wine tasting. For me, the first
thing is to relax. Wine tasting is a very
personal experience, meaning that your
evaluation of a wine may differ from other
people.
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Panoramic Photography
By Dominic W. L. Fung (MSc Electronic
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Nowadays, photography is a very common and
affordable hobby, most people may have owned
their digital camera (DC), and even cell phones
are equipped with a tiny camera for you to snap.
I own my first camera few years ago, and it was
a decent DC with 3 mega pixels. I still remember
I was so addicted to take photos when I was
studying in the University of Warwick,
especially when I was traveling during holidays.
I was so excited to explore something which I
have ever seen in Hong Kong...
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Strong Medicine: Creating Incentives for
Pharmaceutical Research on Neglected
Diseases
Book review by
Eastman Cheong (BSc Mathematics &
Economics)
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Prevalence of infectious diseases such as
malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, has long
been a stringent issue for the low-income
countries. Yet, barely 1% of global expenditure
on pharmaceuticals goes into the research and
development (R&D) of products for diseases
affecting 90% of the world's population.* Why?
It is because advanced countries have been
developing pharmaceuticals that target on the
rich markets. Most research on HIV vaccines, for
instance, is aimed at the strain of the virus
common in rich countries..... |
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The Advantages
of Multidisciplinary Teamwork in
Geriatric Services in Hong Kong
by
Henry Mok (MSc Manufacturing Systems
Engineering - IGDS) |
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In
Hong Kong, there are around 1 million people
over the age of 60. There is usually more than
one dimension to fulfill the needs of the
elderly. Most old people suffer from several
simultaneous problems. Many of the most
challenging management problems address on how
to deal with the interactions among several
diseases and their treatment. Moreover, old
people’s needs include health care,
psychological care, social life ..... |
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活在中國以外
by Stanley Wong (MSc IT for Manufacture) |
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最近，我看過一輯關於姚明的專訪。平平無奇的訪問內容對我來說沒什麼關係，但這輯訪問卻給我帶來了一點的震撼！
這陣子，我一直在尋找在英國或澳洲的工作及定居的機會，為了要在一些有「生活」的地方過活。在那個專訪中，一個在美國長大的中國女子用流利的英語一句一句的訪問著姚明，姚明以普通話回應著。 |
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Winning Over SARS
by
Professor C W K Lam
(Warwick graduate 1970) |
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My colleagues and I in Hong Kong have
just gone through a very unusual period,
the like of which we had never
experienced before in our careers.
Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
is a highly contagious and potentially
lethal infection from a newly discovered
corona RNA virus spread by droplet
transmission... |
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畫畫
by Manita So (MA Translation Studies) |
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這就開始了。
小小的畫紙給我無限空間，
畫紙內、畫紙外，
聚、散、重疊、伸延─
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流光聚影
by Virginia Pak (BEd Arts Education) |
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時光荏苒，那段留英歲月已是多年前的舊事。然而校園生活總是令人懷緬的。英國節令四季分明。最初抵達時，正是深秋。校園裡滿眼儘是金黃、橙、暗綠，冷不防落葉隨風飄盪，灑滿一地，像塊色彩.... |
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Continuing Education Fund
by Edward Tan (MA International
Political Economy) |
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The launch of the Continuing Education
Fund a few years ago aims to subsidize
adults to continue their education.
However, unfortunate to most warwickers,
only persons....
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Career Advice
by Lora Tsang (BSc Computer &
Business Studies) |
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University life is an exciting time in
anyone's life. Higher education is
intellectually stimulating, it opens up
new opportunities, and it brings with it
new responsibilities....
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Hiking in Maclehose Trail
by John Tso (DLMBA) |
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Maclehose Trail (麥理浩徑)
is one of the most popular
hiking trails in Hong Kong. It
consists of totally ten stages
with different levels of
difficulties. This time, I
would....
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