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New Mind partners with Jack Ma Foundation to develop education leaders in rural China
In China, over 90 million children are raised in rural villages and towns, many with parents working outside in cities. This means the over 3 million rural teachers and their principals who have so much time each day invested in the children are often the most influential in determining the futures of them and, therefore, in shaping the future of China…
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The Best Summer Activity – NC Folk Festival
By ERIC WU AND MELODY WANG On September 7th, New Mind organized for our incoming August students to attend the first North Carolina Folk Festival, which was hosted in downtown Greensboro. When we arrived there, it was 5.30pm on Friday and we could see that the...
Foreign Experience of Tailgating for NCSU UPP students
By CAROLINE CORNISH A core component of any American college student experience is participating in the mayhem and mania of college sports, expressed by the fans themselves. The tradition of tailgating is ubiquitous across college campuses in the country,...
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By CAROLINE CORNISH Raleigh NC has some very unpredictable weather, that’s why staff and students were worried about our annual Easter celebration that was planned for Saturday, March 31st. This event was planned as a way to bridge Chinese student’s love of BBQ...