Daily Bulletin 每日公告

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Happy Friday! Thank you very much for supporting the Daily Bulletin. If you want to share any content or provide any suggestions, feel free to fill this form.
周五快乐!感谢您支持每日公告。如果您想要分享任何灵感或提出任何建议,请填写这个问卷

On This Day 以史为鉴

November 10: Noor Hossain Day in Bangladesh (1987)
11月10日世界青年日

Births and Deaths: Guðrøðr Óláfsson (d. 1187); Afzal Khan (d. 1659); Leona Woods (d. 1986)

Fetched from Wikipedia.
选自维基百科。

In the News 时事要闻

Ongoing: Israel–Hamas war; Russian invasion of Ukraine
Recent deaths: Ryland Davies; Antoni Martí; Brian Brain; Lea Ackermann; George W. Owings III; Frank Howard

正在发生:俄罗斯入侵乌克兰时间轴);以色列—哈马斯战争
最近逝世:鲍勃·奈特陈慧翎胡聿贤马修·派瑞肖明亮

Fetched from Wikipedia.
选自维基百科。

Delicious Dinings 今日佳肴

Breakfast 早餐
Day Kouwei Marco Polo Looping
Fri Pork with Cabbage Bun
酸菜猪肉包
Shanghai Rice Roll (Home-made) / Pumpkin Cake
粢饭团 / 南瓜饼
Boiled Egg
白煮蛋
Roasted Tomato
烤番茄
Scramble Egg with Mushroom and Bacon
蘑菇培根炒鸡蛋
Spicy Wonton
红油抄手
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Lunch 午餐
Day Kouwei Marco Polo Looping Piazza Vegetarian
Fri Duck Wings in Three-cup Style
三杯鸭翅根
Fried Egg with Tomato
番茄炒鸡蛋
American Pork with Balsamic BBQ Sauce
美式熏猪腿肉配黑醋烧烤酱
Baked Tomato / Sweet Corn
烤番茄 / 玉米粒
Seafood Noodle in Satay Soup
海鲜沙茶面
Pasta with Creamed Bacon
奶油培根意面
Fried Rice-noodle with Vegetables & Egg
鸡蛋蔬菜炒河粉
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Promoted Contents 推广内容

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如果您想要在此推广一个 CCA、学生主导社团或活动,请填写这个问卷

Daily Inspiration 每日灵感

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我们迫切需要您的帮助!如果您想要分享任何灵感,请填写这个问卷,或匿名填写这个问卷

Quote of the Day 每日引言

You guys so lame!

— Carmen Song

Ms. Carmen, when commenting on the students who haven't watched the film Nezha.

Shared by Albert Tan.
由 Albert Tan 分享。

The School Inspires 学校灵感

Cartoon of the Week 每周漫画

Cartoon by TwistedDoodles. Posted on New Scientist. Shared by the school.
由 TwistedDoodles 创作。在 New Scientist 发表。由学校分享。

Philosophical Quote of the Week 每周哲学引言

Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.

— Simone Weil

Shared by Polemia Club.
由 Polemia Club 分享。

Rather New Notices 较新通知

Y10 & Y11 Physical Examination 体检

Regular Notices 常规通知

Key Links 重要链接

Package Pick-up 快递领取

From Wellness Center 医务室通知

Uniform and Phone Use Clarification 校服与手机使用政策

From Student Government 学生会通知

Note: Microsoft reminds you that when you submit this form, the owner of the form will see your name and email address even if you choose not to enter the information. Fill the form at your own risk!
提示:Microsoft 提醒您,当您提交此表单时,即使您选择不输入您的姓名和电子邮件地址,表单所有者仍可以看到这些信息。请自行承担填写表格的风险!

The School Recommends 学校推荐

Psychology and TOK: Weekly Dose of TOK 每周知识论

Shared by Henry Dai from Waiacademy.
由 Waiacademy 的 Henry Dai 分享。

Artist of the Week 每周艺术家

Eva Hesse

Hesse was a German-born Jewish artist. Her family fled to the US under the rise of Nazism when she was a toddler. She started her career as a painter, experimenting with minimalism and abstract expressionism, filling her canvas with small, erratic abstractions. Marrying a sculptor in 1965, she moved back to Germany and lived in an industrial area. There, she became accustomed to manufacturing materials such as latex, plastics, and fiberglass, with which she created some of her most famous and influential sculptures. With her 3D work, Hesse became known as a pioneer then-up-and-coming Post-Minimalist movement. This is evidenced by her interest in extreme abstractions and industrial media, both of which are key to the Minimalist movement, and her simultaneous rejection of Minimalism's closed, polished geometric forms. To complete her work, Hesse undergoes often meticulous processes: for example, brushing latex onto more than 300m2 of draping cheesecloth. Hesse's techniques created expressive pieces with dynamic forms and authentic characteristics, simultaneously simplistic and complex. She passed away due to a brain tumor in 1970 when she was just 34.

Shared by Jessica Cai from the Art Appreciation Club.
由 Art Appreciation Club 的 Jessica Cai 分享。

Exhibition of the Week 每周展览

Bodies of Water: The Shanghai Biennials
水体:第十三届上海双年展

First started in 1996, the Shanghai Biennials are the oldest Biennials of contemporary art in China. Functioning as a place of dialogue and display for artists from around the globe, it includes a main exhibition in the PSA, as well as multiple other portions that span the city.

Titled 水体 (Bodies of Water), the 13th Shanghai Biennale will advocate for processes of planetary re-alliance relying on transspecies collectivity. Exploring forms of fluid solidarity, the Biennale will convene artists to think beyond human-centered and nation-based narratives, connecting the discussions of bodies with those of the environment.

Chief Curator Andrés Jaque says: “From the depth and tempo of a breath to the evolution of an ecosystem, the Biennale will reflect on how collectivities are made tangible and bodied in wet-togetherness, exploring diverting forms of aqueousness. Beyond the confines of flesh and land, the curatorial proposal considers how discharging, breathing, transfusing, flushing, and decomposing are ways in which bodies exist together.”