An Exciting Sports Day

September 14, 2011 Article Manager 0
The forty-sixth Annual Carmel Sports Day was held on October fourth and sixth in 2010. It was held at Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground.During the first day, it was sunny. The opening ceremony started at 8:00a.m. First of all, the principal, Mr Kung Kam Tim made the opening speech. Then all teachers and st.........Read More

An Adventure Story of Santa Claus

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One day, when I woke up, I found myself at somebody’s home. At first, I didn’t no where it was. But when I looked around, I saw some beautiful decorations. I also saw a fat man with a white beard and he was dressed in red. He was Santa Claus! I was very excited because I had never been t.........

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Climb a Lonely Hill

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This is a story between a brother and a sister. The main character is Sue and his brother, Jack. One day, Jack and Sue followed their uncle to go to a trip. Their uncle drove his car and went on the trip. They wanted to go to a wild country. Unfortunately, they met an accident when they arrived ther.........

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A Touching Story

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Have you ever dreamt of a pig making friends with a spider? Charlotte’s Web, a popular novel written by EB White, tells the story of a pig named Wilbur, and his friendship with Charlotte, a barn spider.

Wilbur was a runt. A girl, Fern, kept him as a pet. He was later sold to Fern’s uncle, Mr Zu.........

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A Terrific Day

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The 46th Annual Carmel Sports Day was held at the Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground on 4th October 2010. The students and parents filled the spectators’ stands. The weather was cloudy. There were showers of rain but the sports ground was filled with excitement.The Sports Day began with a prayer led by the .........

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A Horrible Experience

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I have had a horrible experience. One day after school, I went to the tutorial centre as usual. At about 5 o’clock, I went to the bus stop and waited for the bus with my mother. Soon the bus came and we got on the bus. After 45 minutes, I got off the bus and waited for another bus.

However, when we g.........

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The Phantom of the Opera

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This is a story about an opera. Christine Daae was a performer of the opera house. She was a beautiful girl and she had a sweet voice so Roual and Erik loved her.

The title of the book “The Phantom of the Opera” makes it seem to be about music, but it is not only about music. It is also a.........

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We need a Tougher Drug Test

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0
According to official statistics from the Central Registry of Drug Abuse, the number of reported abusers under the age of 21 has increased by 18% to 2729 last year. This shows that more and more young people are abusing drugs and the problem of drug abuse among school students are getting more and m.........Read More

Urgent review of consumer protection needed

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0

Dear Editor

I am writing on behalf of the Consumer Right Concern Group to report on a service-related complaint which our group has received recently. According to statistics from the Consumer Council, service-related complaint rose from 22,427 cases in 2006 to 29,247 in 2008. Many of these cases in.........

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Technology: the Curse of Mankind

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Before you doubt the title of this article, ask yourself: Is technology an absolute blessing to mankind? No one on earth can deny the improvements of humans’ lives brought by technology. If technology is so perfect, everyone will spare no pains to advance it and make our world an ever-better p.........

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Stop Checking and Start to Communicate!

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0

Imagine you are chatting with your friends online, do you expect that the conversation will be read and examined by others after some time? It is not natural for anyone to expect this but this is actually the situation that many children are facing. Nowadays, some parents would like to check their c.........

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Should schools stop using liberal studies textbooks

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0

Dear Editor

I read with interest the editorial in your newspaper on the issue of schools defying no-textbooks advice, dated on September 28 2009. I came up with some opinions on this issue at once and would like to share them with readers on the topic below

Should schools stop using Liberal Studies .........

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Pseudo-models

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0

Thanks to the media and the model agencies, a considerable number of young ladies are pumped out last summer. Right before June, some of these nameless girls were ordinary students like you and me. Some were working part-time and some were idling the days away. These girls, aged between 17 to at mos.........

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Hong Kong youngsters, the road to success

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Nowadays, parents are more and more concerned about the intellectual development of their children, buying them food with high nutritional value or asking them to join tutorial schools in order to boost their intelligence, there are actually a number of qualities and skills that are important for ch.........

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HistoricSites

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0

Hong Kong has done much to build its reputation as a modern, cosmopolitan city, but it has not put much effort into preserving or restoring its historic sites. Write an essay discussing the benefits and drawbacks of preserving Hong Kong’s past.

Hong Kong, being an international financial and commerci.........

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Healthy Competition, never too early

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0

Life is a battlefield and nothing ever falls from the sky. In our daily lives, competition is unavoidable, even if it involves a tiny, insignificant matter like fighting for a bus seat, we always need to compete with others for our own interests. This is a winners’ world and second place equal.........

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Competition is an essential element to children

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It is all agreed that the world is changing rapidly. Everyone has to equip themselves in order to compete with others. In this society, competition is unavoidable even is our daily lives. Many people feel that competition is an important part of adult life and so children should be exposed to compet.........

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Children’s privacy and parents’ rights

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What would you feel if someone reads your text messages, e-mails or online chat records? I am sure you will feel frustrated, uncomfortable and even angry toward that person. However, what if that person is your parent? Would you feel the same way too

Nowadays, some parents would like to check their .........

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Cash or Credit cards?

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0
Advancement in technology always leads to convenience as well as controversies. While credit cards can make life easier and be a great tool, if they aren't used wisely, they can become a huge financial burden. Credit is using tomorrow's money to pay for something we get today. The ‘Buy.........Read More

Advice to friend: to choose accounting or music

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0

Hi! Are you doing well these days? I’ve received your previous letter and I know that you’re struggling about the subject choice. I’m glad that you asked for my advice. Take it easy, Mary. I’d suggest you choose accounting as the major course in university, and treat music as.........

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Advice to a friend on what subject to take

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Dear Mary

How are you? I bet you are quite busy now, preparing for your graduation exam. I am also working hard for it. Let’s work hard together! I know you are worrying about which subject to take because you are interested in music but it is not a promising subject. Actually, I think that is.........

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A Step to Crack Down Drug Abuse

September 30, 2010 Article Manager 0
In the past few months, drug abuses in schools seem to become most commonplace. People are no longer stunned when hearing that students are taking drugs in their classrooms. The government has been alerted to this problem and has introduced a voluntary drug-testing scheme for secondary schools, to b.........Read More