Beijing graduating college students return to school
The first batch of Beijing and Qinghua University students returned to school on Sunday after the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Beijing waned.First Batch of University Students Returns to Campus in Beijing
University students who have left schools due to the SARS outbreak have started going back to campuses from Sunday. Students who will be graduating this year from China's top Peking and Tsinghua Un...Prolonged job search
BECAUSE of SARS outbreak, university career counselors are worried that there might be a big drop in the employment rate for the Class of 2003. Job-search activities are being hampered, which could...Validity of voluntary isolation questioned
Legal experts have been weighing up the validity of a host of non-governmental measures introduced by communities to tackle SARS.A number of villages in suburban areas have reportedly closed themse...Carry on in spite of it
Classes may have been suspended because of SARS, but teaching continues - in a different way.A Northern Jiaotong University professor, Jiang Xueqing, is teaching her students over the phone.Since A...Filming college life
Shooting mini-dramas with digital videos (DV) has become a new trend among university students."Relax. Two steps forward. Hang on. Perfect!" The director is Xiao Wang, a student at a university in ...New civil service course in HK on mainland systems to be launched
The Hong Kong government said Monday that it would strengthen its civil service training courses to enable civil servants here to acquaint themselves with various aspects of the Chinese mainland.A matter of trust
China's war on SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) has yet to end, so it may be too early to make any pronouncements about its effects or consequences. But many of the country's political obse...Nation's growth rate to drop but will pick up in 4th quarter - economists
Economists agreed Tuesday that China will remain a competitive player on the international market once severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) has been brought under control.Nation's growth to stay on track
The outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is unlikely to divert China from the path of economic growth, economists said. The SARS outbreak has impacted on a string of industries in t...