Seeing through death

Repost from Cliff’s Blog
How I view death, and why.
Repost from Cliff’s Blog
How I view death, and why.
Repost from BBJ’s blog
Three weeks wasn’t long, but it was enough to give me a whole new perspective on scientific research, teamwork, time, and even myself.
作者: Maple, Rachel, Jessia and Cloud
作者: Grace
去年此时,选择AP物理C力学这门课时,我并未想到这会是一段如此奇妙的学习旅程。奇妙到如今回想起来,甚至有些记不清当初选课的缘由。
作者: Sissi
付出多少,得到多少。知道这一点时,不论结果如何,至少不会后悔什么。
作者: Cliff
A Journey of Notes, Biology, and a 5
作者: Cloud
AP生物,一个常年5分率不到两位数的学科,在今年的五分率反常的达到了19%,这究竟是一个什么预兆,现在我们不得而知。
Repost from Lin’s Blog
This is a sequel to One Year at BAID: Footsteps of Growth and Seeing The People Who Couldn’t See.
作者: Audrey
终于可以写AP生物的总结了。5.5考完心惊胆战了两个月,一直在算分,最后真是长舒一口气:)
Repost from Avian Luna Li
This was the first time I noticed the height difference between the subway platform and the train. For a long time, I had never paid attention to these “unimportant details.” Or rather, I simply didn’t have time to think about such things. Every time, before my brain had time to think, I was already on the train. But this time was different—I was about to take a friend on the subway, and he needed to use a wheelchair the entire time. That’s why I started thinking: How do wheelchair users take the subway?