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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was born with the single name Mustafa in Salonika (part of the erstwhile Ottoman Empire, now in present-day Greece) in 1881. He left his humble family upbringing at …
Global Leadership Profile: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Read MoreHost family? When I heard this word for the first time, I was still in China, preparing for coming to the US. I received an email from Extension Center of …
Do We Need A Host Family? Read MoreAaron Brown, former CNN anchor, professor of journalism in ASU Cronkite School made a very moved, in-sight presentation about his coverage on 9/11 tonight. Here are 10 quotes made …
10 Quotes From Aaron Brown Read More
Before the 10 years’ anniversary of September 11, Sarah Glidden and Domittille Collarey drew an illustration for the Metro—a New York City’s metro newspaper. On the illustration, people of different …
In Remembrance of 9/11: Every Victim Has A Name Read MoreWhich country has most vacation days? The answer is: Brazil and Lithuania have the most overall vacation days, while the US, China and Canada are among the countries mandating the …
Which Country Has Most Vacation Days? Read MoreHistory The first big Labor Day in the United States was observed on September 5, 1882, by the Central Labor Union of New York. It became a federal holiday in 1894, when, following …
Learn Something About Labor Day Read MoreWeibo.com, the most influential social media in China, celebrated its two years’ anniversary today. “Weibo is a lifestyle. Weibo changed our life. We also changed the world through Weibo.” This …
Weibo: Twitter’s Chinese Version Read MoreDust storm hit Phoenix again last night. It is the fifth dust storm in Phoenix this summer. It reminds me the dust storm in Beijing. Big wind blew the dust …
Dust Storm: From Beijing to Phoenix Read More