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Leaders are doers, they do what others don’t. They lead not by the magnitude of their voice, but rather, the virtues they exhibit. Good leaders can inspire others to step up and fulfill their potential, while a poor leader can only shout and demand for others to meet expectations. There are so many qualities that describe how a leader should act, but the truth is, we all have it in us to become one.
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An elder is like a majestic old tree that’s been planted firmly in our backyard. Gazing out through our windows, we seldom realize its presence; yet, on a hot sunny day, it is always there, providing for us shade and comfort. Our elders are just the same. Despite their valuable contributions, elders receive little, if any, recognition from today’s ever-busy youth. And thus, as part of this increasingly indifferent generation, we － as students of Developing Virtue － will, and must part from such trends. We, in turn, choose to honor our elders.
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On Saturday, September 21st, the Developing Virtue Boys School performed at the 9th Annual Youth Action Party at Alex Thomas Plaza.
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Saturday, September 28th marks Confucius’ birthday. On Friday, September 27th the boy school students organized a display of gratitude for their own beloved teachers.
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Mid-Autumn (Moon) Festival was on Friday September 13. The dorm had a short celebration, but the school commemorated this holiday on Saturday September 14.
Juniors and seniors travel to San Francisco as scholars for its literary and artistic style, spectacular sights, and shimmering seafront.
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Keeping with tradition, the Boys School celebrated Mother’s Day on Thursday, May 9 with a student lunch and orchestra performances, along with a speech by 5-6 Grade core teacher Ms. Moore and a rose giving ceremony by the sophomores, juniors, and seniors. On this occasion, we had the chance to thank our school’s honorable mothers as representation of the all the mothers of humankind.
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Music is the greatest form of communication. It is spoken through the sounds of countless cultures, yet it can be understood by all who come upon it, regardless of background. From the powerful symphonies of the west, to the peaceful tunes of the east, the International AiMusic Festival－proclaimed by UNESCO as a World Intangible Cultural Heritage event－celebrates them all.
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The idea of a PTO Trip was proposed on August 25, at the very first ASC meeting. No one could have imagined the difficult process that would follow. After months of negotiation and compromise, juniors Marco He and Bo Han Zhu would finally appeal with a feasible plan: a one-day trip to the Pacific Coast with the purpose of student bonding and destress…
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It was chilly and rainy as the high school students of DVBS strolled down to the big tent in front of the Buddha Hall. Today we will spectate Mr. Chris Gifford demonstrate the art of glassblowing.
