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October 2016 Published by: Best Ten Campus Media Nanyan News Agency, Shenzhen Graduate School in Guangdong Province Four Pages PEKING UNIVERSITY The Nanyan Observer No. CUMU092017 Tuesday, 1 November. 2016 General Director: Megan Mancenido Chief Editor: Karras Lambert Managing Editor: Longjun Qin Tel: 0755-26032131 Info: [email protected] PKU Freshman Cup Tournament Commences as the main participants, and important thing; it is the attitude are good”. upperclassmen joining in to that matters. Our classmates are Table of Contents compete as one unit. It is a great extremely enthusiastic, even the Sports transcend borders, PKU Freshman Cup...................... opportunity for students from ones who are not playing would nationalities and cultures. It ..................................................A1 different years and schools to come and cheer the team on. brings people from all walks of life The Natural Beauty of Israel.......... mingle and know more about Plus, you get to do some work out together, for a common goal. And ..................................................A2 each other, stepping out of their and stay healthy, so why not?”, it seems that the Freshmen Cup New Shenzhen Metro Lines.......... usual social circles. said the first year student. has done a great job this year. ..................................................A3 The Benefits of Coffee................... Despite being busy with their International students are ..................................................A4 school work, many students equally eager to participate started preparing for the various in the Freshmen Cup as well. competitions early in the game. Evann, a first year international From training prior to the student basketball from STL, October seems to be quite an competition to settling on logistics is participating in volleyball, b eventful month. It started off with such as team jerseys, excitement asketball and badminton. When a much appreciated week-long is in the air. Students from the asked about her involvement, national holiday. Upon returning, School of Urban Planning and she said that “it’s a healthy way many students started to prepare Design (SUPD) are hyped to be to bond and integrate with the for mid-terms and papers. Amidst participating in the competitions. Chinese students”. The Freshmen the stressful atmosphere, the Although the school is smaller Cup is an opportunity for her to Freshmen Sports Cup began. The compared to others (with only 48 meet STL upperclassmen, and annual sports cup boasts a wide Year One students this year), they also make friends from other variety of sports for competition, are among the most enthusiastic schools that otherwise wouldn’t such as football, tennis, ping of any students. Tang Xu, a SUPD have the chance to. pong, basketball and many more. student and also a member of It is being held from October 10th the Executive Student Council’s A highlight of this year’s to November 11th. Sports Department, thinks that competition is last year’s although they may not be good at football champion, PHBS’ own This annual event is organized a sport, the most important thing international students team. by the Peking University is that people come together and Sebastian Preissner, a second- Reported by Yang Wandong Shenzhen Graduate School are willing to put in the effort for a year PHBS student who played Executive Student Council. common goal. in both last year's and this year’s It aims to bring the various teams, said “it is really fun and schools together, with freshmen “Winning is not the most challenging, because the teams Page Editor & Design: Karras Lambert Shenzhen Graduate School A2 Special Tuesday, 1 November. 2016 PEKING UNIVERSITY The Natural Beauty of Israel and a Stay at Tel Aviv University Talk about the Middle East and it conjures up an image of arid plains, to visit was the Yad Vashem, which is the largest Holocaust memorial scorching heat and tragically, conflict-afflicted states – a region that often & museum in the world. Finally, amidst studying agro-innovation and figures on heated debates on social media but one that hardly arouses water-engineering in the Arava desert region, I indulged in in the most any interest in tourism. A wonderful turn of opportunity, however, took me rejuvenating experience of the whole trip– floating in the Dead Sea! At right into the hub of the Middle East - Israel, making it one of my most 1,360 feet below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth with memorable sojourns! Exploring the country’s rich history and spectacular its water enriched with minerals making the Dead Sea mud famous for its landscape, I made sure to leave no stone unturned in immersing myself therapeutic values! to all that The Holy Land had to offer! Whether you are a history buff, architecture connoisseur, artist, foodie, tech geek, natural scientist, But the most incredible experience wasn’t the fact that this leisurely adventurist or merely seeking religious and spiritual solace, Israel won’t visit was peppered with wonder every single day – What was even disappoint you – there’s something fabulous for everyone! more enticing than Israel’s natural beauty was the purpose of my visit. I was accepted into the world’s only academic program on Food Safety Tel Aviv, the first place on my itinerary, was as vibrant and & Security at Tel Aviv University. Over the course of 4 weeks, I got the cosmopolitan as New York. A city where the old meets the new, this was opportunity of a lifetime to interact with Nobel Laureates and eminent also where I spent a major part of my trip. Characterised by a blend of scientists in the fields of Economics, Nutrition, Public Health & Agriculture, Bahua and traditional Islamic architecture that seamlessly blends with a indulge in some practical research and glean from renowned speakers modern skyline, the city boasts one of the oldest ports from Biblical times, from the institutes such as the World Bank and the UN. In addition to the extravagant shuks (bazars) and enchanting nightlife! Venturing further in-class lectures, I was also able to get hands on experience on Israel’s north towards the Lebanese border, I was dazzled by the stunning medley phenomenal transformation from being a vast desert land to a completely of the greenery and the bright, blue Mediterranean Sea! At Rosh Hanikra self–sufficient and the Middle East’s most technologically advanced in the northernmost part of Israel, I was able to indulge in the most nation! And the icing on the cake? Making some amazing friends from all surreal experiences of my life – walking right into the sea through natural across the globe whose acquaintance I shall cherish forever! I gleaned grottoes that were a result of thousands of years of erosion in the region’s a lot more in this short span of three weeks than I ever did in all my rocky mountains. Veering away from the glittering Medditerranean Sea, education put together and I can safely say that if there’s any place that I I proceeded to explore some of the country’s Crusader-era fortresses, would like to keep returning to, it shall be the Queen of the Mediterranean most of which were situated on cliffs overlooking the sea or the desert, Sea! offering some jaw-dropping views! A beautiful medley of Roman ruins and Christian culture, these fortresses played an important part in the The Food Security & Safety Program is an intensive, research-oriented medieval times to define the boundaries of what historically comprised of summer course that Tel Aviv University conducts every summer in King Solomon’s territory! association with the UN and par excellent Israeli academic institutes. If you are in the field of policy making, social science or natural science, I And how can a trip to Israel be complete without a visit to one of the would highly recommend checking the programme out. More details can most scared place of three religions – Christianity, Judaism and Islam? be found on https://foodsecurity.tau.ac.il/ Jerusalem, the country’s capital, is encircled by imposing stone walls that date to the Ottoman era and contain within it the Old City through which you can take a beautiful stroll on the path that Jesus is believed to have Reported by Gayathri Jagannathan taken his final steps on right before he was crucified. A more somber spot The Inspiration of Elon Musk “This is not about everyone moving to Mars, reducing global warming through sustainable School of Peking University should continue this is about becoming multiplanetary.” SpaceX energy production and consumption, and to aim for building the top institution of higher founder Elon Musk said on September 27 reducing the "risk of human extinction" by education through outstanding teaching and at the International Astronautical Congress "making life multiplanetary" by setting up a researching service to develop individuals in Guadalajara, Mexico. “This is really about human colony on Mars. and be a growth driver for the world, while minimizing existential risk and having a exploring new-aged and internationalized tremendous sense of adventure.” After the passing of Steve Jobs, Musk is education mechanisms and patterns. the new idol in Silicon Valley. Just like Jobs, Entrepreneur Elon Musk is a man with he always thinks differently and tends to to As a student in Shenzhen Graduate School many plans. Besides SpaceX, he is also the have a creative stream, while sometimes even of Peking University, we should keep the founder of PayPal and SolarCity. However, the being considered crazy. innovative spirit in our hearts and dedicate most famous corporation he set up is Tesla ourselves to leading the way towards an Motors. These entrepreneurs are worthy of study exciting future, just like Elon Musk. to learn more about technological innovation, Musk has stated that the goals of these style, and some other unique properties.
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