These languages are accessible for elementary and high school students. Japan has organized exchange programs for America’s high school and college
Blog: Speaking is different from writing
Speaking Chinese is different from writing Chinese. If you hear someone speak Chinese, it doesn’t mean they can read or write Chinese. That was an embarrassment
Blog: Writing Chinese is not easy
Characters consisting of many strokes are hard to memorize. One needs to learn as many as 8,000 characters to read a Chinese newspaper.
Blog: What’s a bad life? Is it all perspective?
The other day, my friend was steaming over his supposed rotten life. The first place prize in his blame game went to President Obama.
For a good life, don’t eat meat
I like to treat some of my friends to dim sum, stir-fried crab, steak, grilled lamb, prawns with angel hair pasta … But recently, what I didn’t expect was that one of
Blog: Serving less is good
What I’ve learned is that it’s okay to offer friends light foods. You won’t be viewed as being rude.
Don’t serve fancy meats, greasy grilled steaks, roasts, heavy pies, and really sweet desserts.
Blog: Not owning a car can be a good thing
A decade ago, if anyone told me to take the bus, I would have given that person a dirty look. I relished my nice little car.
Blog: Why a 4.0 might not get you admitted to the UW
We know that in some classes, you can easily get As, argued Philip Ballinger, University of Washington’s director of admissions. “We have to look at other things” to
Blog: Myths about being accepted into the UW busted
1. If your father is an alum or your siblings are now at the UW, you have a better chance to get in. Wrong. The UW has more than 70,000 alums, and it would take
Blog: So, who’s the ideal UW student?
Meet Clara Lam, a senior at Shorewood High School, who excels in academics and sports. Aside from playing tennis and badminton, she is the captain of her drill team.
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