By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, April 2, 2013 — The 2013 National High School Student Chinese Bridge Chinese Speech Contest will take place this coming Sunday at UMass Boston from 11:30am-5:00pm. Twenty-four talented high school students from across US will compete in this year’s contest. Photo slideshow from Chinese Bridge Chinese Speech Contest in 2012… Continue reading 2013 US High School Student Chinese Bridge Speech Contest to be Held on April 7 at UMass Boston
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Chyten Premier Tutoring and Test Preparation Announces Educational Partnership with Cambridge Center for Chinese Culture
LEXINGTON, MA. (I-Newswire) April 1, 2013 – Chyten Premier Tutoring and Test Preparation, headquartered in Lexington, MA, today announced that it has formed a partnership with the Cambridge Center for Chinese Culture (CCCC), located in Waltham, MA. Through this partnership, Chyten will provide academic and counseling services to the CCCC’s highly motivated membership, consisting primarily… Continue reading Chyten Premier Tutoring and Test Preparation Announces Educational Partnership with Cambridge Center for Chinese Culture
Mayor’s Office of New Bostonians March 29, 2013 Announcements
March 29, 2013 Announcements Dear Friends and Colleagues, Enclosed are this week announcements for your sharing with your networks. Please forward any of your announcements to [email protected] and we will be happy to post them on. All the best, Reverend Cheng Imm Tan
Mayor Menino: “Mayor of Boston During Its Best Days”
(Text of Mayor Thomas M. Menino’s speech as handed out at at Faneuil Hall March 28, 2013) I never dreamed I would end up here: Mayor of Boston during its best days.
Statements on Mayor Menino’s Announcement That He Won’t Run For Re-election
Governor Deval Patrick: “It’s hard to imagine Boston without Tom Menino as mayor. No one loves this City and her people more, or is more excited about her future. Mayor Menino has become a valued partner to me on policy and politics, and a trusted and beloved friend. I thank him for his extraordinary and… Continue reading Statements on Mayor Menino’s Announcement That He Won’t Run For Re-election
CACA: Please Sign a Petition Asking the President to Apologize for the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act
CACA (Chinese American Citizens Alliance) Grand President Carolyn H. Chan and Washington, D.C. Lodge President Ted Gong urge your consideration to take action and sign the petition created on the White House website requesting a Presidential statement or proclamation to recognize the harm of the Chinese Exclusion Laws and their impact and significance to Chinese… Continue reading CACA: Please Sign a Petition Asking the President to Apologize for the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act
Apply Now: 2013 “Tracing Your Roots” Summer Camp in Guangzhou for Overseas Chinese-American Teenagers
This camp is jointly organized by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council of China and the College of Chinese Language and Culture of Jinan University in Guangzhou to promote Chinese culture, to help overseas Chinese teenagers better understand China, and to enhance their interests and enthusiasm of learning Chinese.
Register Now: 2013 Angel Performing Arts Summer Dance Workshop
Girls and Boys Are Welcome to Join Angel Camp! Angel Performing Arts will have dance & Music workshops at Wlatham, Framingham, Acton and Sharon in this Summer break! The students will learn Chinese dances, Ballet, Jazz, Vocal Class, and Stage Performing Arts. The student has to be older than 4 years old. Instructors: Ke ke,… Continue reading Register Now: 2013 Angel Performing Arts Summer Dance Workshop
United States Urged to “Think Asia, Think Hong Kong”
March 26, 2013 – The largest Hong Kong promotion ever to take place in the United States will be held this summer to showcase Hong Kong’s advantages for American companies looking to tap new business opportunities in Asia, particularly on the Chinese mainland. Ms. Anita Chan (right), Johnny Ip(third from the right) paint the eyes… Continue reading United States Urged to “Think Asia, Think Hong Kong”
First Art Exhibition by NAAA in Boston Chinatown Draws Rave Reviews
By David Li, bostonese.com The first ever Chinese calligraphy and photography exhibition by North America Artist Association (NAAA) was held from March 9 to 12 at East West Bank in Boston Chinatown. The four-day exhibition drew thousands of spectators and rave reviews from professional artists and art enthusiasts alike. (from left)Tian Han Guo, Jing Ming… Continue reading First Art Exhibition by NAAA in Boston Chinatown Draws Rave Reviews