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国際的なサークルThe APU Times.

APU らしさ」。私がそれを一番実感しているのがこのサークル活動での時間である。今回、私の所属している「 The APU Times 」という新聞制作のサークルについて紹介したい。 APU に入って3年目に突入しようとしていた今年の春、ネパール人の友人に「 APU Times に入らない?!」と誘われた。しかし、今年は3回生だから忙しいし、メンバーはほとんど国際学生で、ミーティングはほとんど英語だと思うと、入る気になれなかった。家に帰って自分が2年間 APU でしてきたことは何だろうと振り返った。もしかしてこれはチャンスかもしれない。もっとたくさん国際学生の友達を作るいいキッカケかもしれない!!

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~「ジプシー」のイメージ~

情報社会と呼ばれる昨今、我々は様々なものを簡単に手に入れることができるようになった。しかし、携帯電話やインターネットなどの普及に伴い、生活がますます便利になる一方で、多すぎる情報に翻弄されてはいないだろうか。際限ない情報の中で、正しいものだけを見極めることは難しい。しかし、そうする行為に対して無関心になってはいけないように思う。それが、時に人を傷つけることさえもあるからだ.

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COLD WAR SPECIAL

What comes up to our minds when we hear the word “wall”- some sort of the high thick structure designed to separate divide or protect. Throughout the history of the Humankind there have been many examples of people creating walls against each other, we still have an opportunity to observe these monuments of people’s wish to distance themselves from the rest of the world or protect their uniqueness. The Berlin Wall is probably the most famous example of this in the modern history. It existed for almost three decades dividing not only Germany but the whole world of the cold war era into socialist and capitalist blocs. The Berlin Wall was erected in the dead of night on August 13, 1961 and for 28 years kept East Germans from fleeing to the West. Being not only the physical division between West and East Germany but also a symbolic boundary between Democracy and Communism during the Cold War. Its destruction, which was nearly as instantaneous as its creation, was celebrated all aroun...
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LOWER GRADES BEHIND UNPOPULARITY OF LANGUAGE CLASSES

APU is a multicultural university with more than 90 countries across the globe represented in its student body. The bilingual education system in APU, where students can choose between English and Japanese based classes, offers a unique opportunity to international students who do not have good Japanese language ability. Nonetheless, understanding the fact that Japanese is quite important for international students studying in Japan for daily lives and career after graduation, APU has a system whereby English based students are required to complete minimum credits of Japanese language and vice versa.
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The APU 10th Anniversary and Confucius Institute 3rd Anniversary Commemorative Symposium

On Saturday, November 21, 2009, the APU 10th Anniversary and Confucius Institute 3rd Anniversary Commemorative Symposium "Perspectives on a New Era –Japan, America and China" was held at the APU Millennium Hall and welcomed Asahi Shimbun Editor-in-Chief and APU Visiting Professor, FUNABASHI Yoichi; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ORIX Corporation and APU Academic Advisory Committee Member, MIYAUCHI Yoshihiko; and Former Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to China, ANAMI Koreshige.
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Symposium on "Perspectives on a New Era –Japan, America and China"

On Saturday, November 21, 2009, the APU 10th Anniversary and Confucius Institute 3rd Anniversary Commemorative Symposium: "Perspectives on a New Era –Japan, America and China" will be held at the APU Millennium Hall.
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STAND UP, TAKE ACTION in APU:

STAND UP, TAKE ACTION in APU:On Friday, October 16th 2009, a group of APU students carried out the 'STAND UP, TAKE ACTION' effort in APU. During the 15 minute interval between classes, the organizers gathered a large crowd in front of the fountain to take the official picture in the 'STAND UP, TAKE ACTION' pose. 372 students took part by "taking a stand" as part of the projects goal of raising peoples awareness, and the elimination of, global poverty.
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Exercise Your Brain:

1.     There is a house with four walls. Each wall faces south. There is a window in each wall. A bear walks by one of the windows. What color is the bear?

2.   How much dirt would be in a hole 6 feet deep and 6 feet wide that has been dug with a square edged shovel?

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The Reign of Mubarak

Ancient Egypt amazes us from their astonishing rich culture to the magnificent Pyramids. These early civilizations were controlled by the Pharaohs. Even though it is slightly hard to situate, many reflections from our early civilizations can be seen in our daily lives.

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Commemorating the fall of Berlin Wall: a Tribute to Humanity

In the middle of 20 th century, world witnessed the end of the Second World War. This catastrophe of civilization, however, did not end at that point. The winners of the war, namely the Western bloc led by the US and the Communist bloc led by the USSR, started to dismantle the power of the loser, Germany. The West initially proposed liberal democracy and market economy as a model for the newly reconstructed Germany, something that the USSR rejected. As a consequence of this policy, the Soviet Union initiated the declaration of Soviet-style republic in the Eastern part of Germany, to challenge the existence of West Germany. The construction of the Berlin Wall later started in 1961, in order to prevent emigration from the East and Western influence in Soviet-occupied areas.
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Leader’s Charisma: Is That Enough?

What make you choose someone as your leader?

Some people say, ‘I choose him or her because of his ability in solving problems and in planning strategy’. Others think that the leader should be someone intelligent yet well educated. We may also find those who expect a leader with wise personality and experienced in his career.
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The APU 10th Anniversary and Confucius Institute 3rd Anniversary Commemorative Symposium

The APU 10th Anniversary and Confucius Institute 3rd Anniversary Commemorative SymposiumOn Saturday, November 21, 2009, the APU 10th Anniversary and Confucius Institute 3rd Anniversary Commemorative Symposium "Perspectives on a New Era –Japan, America and China" was held at the APU Millennium Hall and welcomed Asahi Shimbun Editor-in-Chief and APU Visiting Professor, FUNABASHI Yoichi; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ORIX Corporation and APU Academic Advisory Committee Member, MIYAUCHI Yoshihiko; and Former Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to China, ANAMI Koreshige.
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Taking Catch-ball to the World! –The World Catch-Ball Classic in Oita

Taking Catch-ball to the World! –The World Catch-Ball Classic in Oita

On Sunday, December 13, 2009, the Japan Professional Baseball Players Association will host the "World Catch ball Classic in Oita" at APU to promote communication with the community fan base. APU hopes that by jointly hosting the catch ball event as part of 10th anniversary celebrations, the university can contribute to international and community exchange.

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文化国際課に国際学生参加者の募集

  • 小学校の国際理解教室の先生

①   南立石小(特支)

十一月十六日:10:30~11:30

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Words of Wisdom:

-           When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it. Paulo Coelho

-           When work is a pleasure, life is a joy! When work is a duty, life is slavery.   Kahlil Gibran

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