By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, July 3, 2014, — A townhall meeting with Republican Governor candidate Charles Baker is scheduled for July 26. This event is organized by Greater Boston Fudan University Alumni Association as part of the Fudan Lecture Series.
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NAAAP Boston Holds Career Success Conference Focusing on Innovation
Boston, June 20, 2014, –-National Association of Asian American Professionals-Boston Chapter (NAAAP Boston) believes in innovation and the importance of making innovative leaders. At this year’s career success conference on June 14 at P& G, over 100 participants were shared with key skills, tools, and methodologies on business innovation and encouraged to take action to… Continue reading NAAAP Boston Holds Career Success Conference Focusing on Innovation
Golfer Alice Chen Repeats as N.J. State Champion
By David Li, bostonese.com Princeton, N.J., June 19, 2014, — Alice Chen of Neshanic Valley was named a member of ALL-USA High School Girls Golf Team by USA Today yesterday. Chen has won back-to-back state titles in record-breaking fashion after leading New Jersey to its first title in the 10th USGA State Team Championship on… Continue reading Golfer Alice Chen Repeats as N.J. State Champion
Nonstop Flight between Boston and China to Bring Golden Opportunities
By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, June 17, 2014, — As the launch of nonstop flight between Boston and Beijing is only three days away, local travel agencies are preparing for the increasing number of tourists from China with the nonstop flights. China has become the No. 1 country in the world in terms of tourists… Continue reading Nonstop Flight between Boston and China to Bring Golden Opportunities
Bill to Change NYC Specialized High School Admissions Draws Concerns
By David Li, bostonese.com New York City, June 10, 2014, — There are nine specialized high schools in New York City. They were established to serve the needs of academically and artistically gifted students by Department of Education of the city. N.Y. Senate bill S7738 made front page news on today’s World Journal, one of… Continue reading Bill to Change NYC Specialized High School Admissions Draws Concerns
Awards and New President Unveiled at NECINA Annual Meeting
By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, June 9, 2014, — The annual meeting of New England Chinese Information & Networking Association（NECINA） was held at Two Financial Center in the morning of June 7. About 250 members and guests attended the annual meeting with the theme of “Technology Innovations and the Changing Face of Global Manufacturing Economies.”… Continue reading Awards and New President Unveiled at NECINA Annual Meeting
TV Schedule for 2014 World Cup
New York City, June 5, 2014, –The 2014 FIFA World Cup will be ESPN’s eighth World Cup and most comprehensive presentation to date. ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC will combine to air all 64 matches live and in high definition (June 12 – July 13). All ESPN and ESPN2 games will be available on WatchESPN, while… Continue reading TV Schedule for 2014 World Cup
Boston Celebrates 35th Annual Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival on June 15
Boston, June 2, 2014, –Today is the Duanwu Festival Day, also known as Dragon Boat Festival. The festival occurs on the fifth day of the fifth month of the traditional lunar calendar to honor ancient Chinese poet Qu Yuan. Boston is the host of one of the longest running Dragon Boat Festival celebrations in North… Continue reading Boston Celebrates 35th Annual Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival on June 15
LHS Student Goes to Harvard with Many Accolades
Lexington, Mass, May 31, 2014, –In the evening of May 27, Lexington High School (LHS) student J gave a lecture titled “Preparing for College” at Cary Library to dozens students and parents.
Memorial Day Campaign Updates from Barry Chang
By Barry Chang, Candidate for CA Assembly district 28 2:39 PM, May 26, 2014 After having sandwiches, we started again. Precinct walkers Tim Brand and John Bartas. They are walking precincts for me today in Campbell too. What a nice street for precinct walk!