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16 Jun 2022

曾沉迷电玩荒废学业青年发奋成才捐5万元给跃大 (8world)

从O水准会考28分到理工学院GPA满分，洪友胜通过努力改变自己的未来，他说：“没有能不能，只有要不要。当我们非常想完成一件事，我相信肯定做得到。”

15 Jun 2022

跃大调查显示年轻人选择就业更看重工作意义而非薪资 (Lianhe Zaobao)

比起薪资待遇，年轻人在选择工作时更希望找一份有意义的工作。

14 Jun 2022

大部分青年认为财务稳定和对象合适才结婚成家 (8world)

一项针对社交媒体和科技如何影响本地青年的行为与观点的调查发现，虽然大多数受访者仍想要结婚生子，但大部分青年都认为，财务稳定和遇到合适的对象，是结婚和组建家庭的先决条件。

06 Jun 2022

界望世展像术镜技到合宙融宇实元虚从的 (Lianhe Zaobao)

很多朋友是从收看今年中国的春节联欢晚会开始了解和关注“元宇宙”这个概念。沈腾的小品里面那短短几十秒关于元宇宙的调侃，一下子让元宇宙成了家喻户晓的新名词，它源自尼尔·史蒂芬森1992年的科幻小说《雪崩》（Snow Crash)。

06 Jun 2022

骗子攻心计诱你坠骗局 (Lianhe Zaobao)

你“中”了啊？冠病疫情期间，这句话有两层意思。一是患上冠病，一是落入了诈骗集团的圈套。让人不解的是，为何宣传教育无数，包括受害者现身说法，案件却有增无减，其中还不乏专业人士。

03 Jun 2022

51岁终圆梦 (Lianhe Zaobao)

从事行政工作多年的李美云再次拿起书包，进入新跃社科大学修读人力资源管理学士课程。

29 May 2022

持续教育市场红火上班族进修需求高 (Lianhe Zaobao)

在瞬息万变的时代，企业和员工面临大颠覆，技能淘汰速度更快，在职前的教育投资，已不足以保障个人在职场的竞争力。

28 May 2022

Why cheating and verbal abuse incidents drive calls for culprits to be fired (Channel NewsAsia)

Social media buzzes with criticism when incidents deemed insulting, abusive or dishonest come to light.

25 May 2022

Law scholarship widened to help more needy students (The Straits Times)

More low-income students aspiring to be lawyers will soon be able to fulfil their dreams without feeling bogged down by their tuition fees, as a scholarship programme was expanded

24 May 2022

Why some wrongdoing is probed by the police but others can lead to a civil claim (TODAY Online)

Not all kinds of wrongdoing are necessarily criminal.

23 May 2022

Law scholarship expanded to help more needy students pursue their dream (The Straits Times)

More low-income students aspiring to be lawyers will soon be able to fulfil their dreams without feeling bogged down by their tuition fees, as a scholarship programme was expanded

23 May 2022

The iPod changed everything about how we listen to music (Channel NewsAsia)

There’s good reason that we’re saying goodbye to iPods with very different sentiments compared to those for CD players and the Walkman, say Vanessa Liu and Lau Kong Cheen from SUSS.