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by Nate Berger | Media Group
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Twenty-four finalists competed in the speech final Wednesday morning. Many contestants delivered great speeches, but one rose above the rest to capture first prize.
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by Nate Berger | Media Group
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Shakespeare did not write any of his 37 plays in Mandarin. That was not a problem for the Chinese students performing four plays at the 2nd Tsinghua Shakespeare Festival Thursday night. The performers—38 English majors in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures—spoke English, very well.
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by Nate Berger | Media Group
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The Tsinghua English Summer Camp debate final was held Wednesday afternoon to a packed crowd in 6C300. Four teams debated the motion “The house would require individuals to reveal their actual identity when communicating on the Internet.”
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By Yan Yan & Lingyi Peng | Media Group
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With the music playing and the crowd cheering, twenty-five models posed on the lobby stairs of Building 6A. As the summer camp reaches an end, we finally embrace the Tsinghua annual fashion show!
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by Nate Berger | Media Group
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Student evaluations of teachers have proved valuable in more ways than one. Some foreign teachers have had success incorporating the actual student feedback directly into their lesson plans. Foreign Teacher Tom Evola of Province S arranged student evaluations of him into a spreadsheet. He studied the information.
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by Nate Berger | Media Group
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It was a lesson in proper British etiquette. It was not a lesson on British food etiquette. No elegant foods were served with demonstrations on how to sip tea or scoop soup, nor were instructions given on pairing the appropriate utensils with the corresponding course of the meal. The subject was football—or soccer, as Americans call it.
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By Nate Berger | Media Group
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John Denver’s Rocky Mountain High and Take Me Home, Country Roads were two popular choices for students participating in the singing competition. Denver’s songs are recognizable and well-liked by many people in China. But why is he so popular here?
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By Nate Berger | Media Group
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“There would be no Lady Gaga if there were no Gregorian chant and monophony,” Jon Levine said, as he began to explain the various elements that define different periods of Western Classical Music and their origins.
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By Elaine Gu and Nate Berger | Media Group
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Instead of rushing to lunch after the 11:30 bell, many students rushed to Treasure Island today. From the way the students were flowing into the store, it certainly seemed that the global recession hasn’t hit Treasure Island. The camp store welcomed its first customers today and sold well over 60 shells worth of merchandise in the first half hour of business.
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By Li Yin and Amy Alice Chastain
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Summer Breeze brings information, conversation, illumination and relaxation amidst the stress and excitement of Summer Camp.
A series of lectures seeks to share Chinese culture, people and language with foreign teachers and volunteers in a relaxed evening session.
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By Molly Ellis | Media Group
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The English Corner kicked off on Tuesday in the lobby of Section A, Building 6. Students and volunteers were invited to gather to practice their English and get to know each other on a more personal level.
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By Han Tang and Lingyi Peng | Media Group
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A multicolored parade flowed down the road Monday morning. The stream of students wearing red, yellow, blue, green, and purple disembarked from their bikes and headed into their classes for the first day of Tsinghua English Summer Camp 2011.
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Tsinghua University welcomes you
to join us in Beijing
from June 26 to July 13, 2012
for our annual English Summer Camp.
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Chorus in the Singing Competition
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Summer Camp
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I would like to say to you
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Love the Camp; Love English
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The Speech Competition at City Level
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My Speech Steps
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Tomorrow is the Singing Competition
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Impromptu Lines for the Summer Camp
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The First Week of Camp
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Singing Competition
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Summer Breeze: Video 5
