English Department

STUDENT ESSAYS
(2005-06)

 
   
NAME
CLASS
TITLE
DATE
NEWSPAPER / MAGAZINE
Lo Tsz Chun
6B
Museum culture  
15-7-2006
South China Morning Post
Wong Ka Man
6B
Battle of the sexes  
11-7-2006
South China Morning Post
Lo Tsz Chun
6B
Treasure school  
10-7-2006
South China Morning Post
Ng Shuk Ying
6B
Be brave and don't lose hope if you fail *
3-7-2006
South China Morning Post
Cheung Hoi Lam
6A
Speed dating
26-6-2006
South China Morning Post
Cary Chow
6A
Treasure the park 
20-6-2006
South China Morning Post
Mandy Yeung
6B
Online fun learning 
19-6-2006
South China Morning Post
Ng Shuk Ying
6B
Tough life choices 
16-6-2006
South China Morning Post
Paul Lo
6B
Daniel Powter by Daniel Powter 
1-6-2006
South China Morning Post
Wong Ka Man
6B
Boys are scared of smart girls 
29-5-2006
South China Morning Post
Ray Fong
6A
Take prompt action against exam cheats *
15-5-2006
South China Morning Post
Ng Shuk Ying
6B
What are studies for? 
2-5-2006
South China Morning Post
Miyuki Mak
6B
Beauty is not just about appearance 
2-5-2006
South China Morning Post
Ng Shuk Ying
6B
Children have the right to enjoy their childhood *
18-4-2006
South China Morning Post
Lee Sin Tung
6A
Words can be dangerous, so use them wisely *
4-4-2006
South China Morning Post
Luk Wai Yung
6A
Facing the ugly truth
30-3-2006
South China Morning Post
Luk Wai Yung
6A
On the right side
29-3-2006
South China Morning Post
Chow Ting Kwan
6B
Clean up our air
24-3-2006
South China Morning Post
Cheung Hoi Lam
6A
Fostering orphans gives them a chance
13-3-2006
South China Morning Post
Lee Kwai Ying
6B
Be successful, be prepared
28-2-2006
South China Morning Post
Wong Man Shan
6A
Don't feed monkeys in country parks
10-2-2006
South China Morning Post
Lau Ka Kin
6B
Applying abilities to genders is ridiculous
17-1-2006
South China Morning Post
Chan Chung Hang
6B
Housework chores should be divided
12-1-2006
South China Morning Post
Law Hau Kwan
6A
Help others sensibly
11-1-2006
South China Morning Post
Luk Wai Yung
6A
Stay away from raves 
4-1-2006
South China Morning Post
Wong Man Shan
6A
You can have good clean fun at rave parties *
2-1-2006
South China Morning Post
Grace Wong
7A
Saving lives beats saving face
30-12-2005
South China Morning Post
Ada Kwong
7A
WTO meeting a big test for HK
20-12-2005
South China Morning Post
Yeung Yuk Man
6B
More education for a cleaner city
7 -12-2005
South China Morning Post
Ada Kwong
7A
Nathan Road safety
28-11-2005
South China Morning Post
Tsang Wai Ki
6B
Organic debate
14 -11-2005
South China Morning Post
Liu Chung Yin
6A
True beauty comes from within
10-11-2005
South China Morning Post
Law Nim Chi
7A
Early diagnosis is the best chance
9-11-2005
South China Morning Post
Law Hau Kwan
6A
Beauty is health and helping others
8-11-2005
South China Morning Post
Ada Kwong
7A
What defines a good school
8-11-2005
South China Morning Post
Saki Chung
7B
Easy target
1-11-2005
South China Morning Post
Linda Wong
7B
Nasty noodles
31-10-2005
South China Morning Post
Leung Ka Ki
7A
Please help Orbis
24-10-2005
South China Morning Post
Lee Kwai Ying
6B
Does your teacher inspire you?
19-10-2005
South China Morning Post
Linda Wong
7B
Boost for elderly
5-10-2005
South China Morning Post
Leung Ka Ki
7A
A testing time for Disneyland
23-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Hung Suet Ying
7B
Label mooncakes
23-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Sandy Kwan
7B
A healthy future
23-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Saki Chung
7B
Language pressure
22-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Lo Man Hung
7B
Family tragedies can be prevented
20-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Sandy Kwan
7B
The dark side of Disneyland
16-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Sandy Kwan
7B
Is Disneyland worth the wait?
15-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Lau Ting Hin
7B
Let's ban junk calls
15-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Pang Chi Yung
7B
Biased reports
14-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Saki Chung
7B
Syllabus changes
14-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Pang Chi Yung
7B
Disney competition is good for Hong Kong
13-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Sandy Kwan
7B
Endless health scares
13-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Chan Chun Kit
7A
How can a mum hurt an innocent child?
12-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Saki Chung
7B
Let's talk about it
12-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Pang Chi Yung
7B
Time to deal with ageing population
9-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Chan Chun Kit
7A
Don't make elderly queue for free rice
9-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Sandy Kwan
7B
Another champion?
9-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Lo Man Hung
7B
Help keep scheme for elderly going
9-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Saki Chung
7B
Mainland study
8-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Saki Chung
7B
Can't wait for Disneyland
7-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Li Man Ming
7A
Find a way
7-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Pang Chi Yung
7B
Hell ride in China
2-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Kinki Lai
7A
Avoid fakes
2-9-2005
South China Morning Post
Saki Chung
7B
Be grateful
30-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Lo Man Hung
7B
Pandas for peace
30-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Cat Law
7A
Be fair to farmers
30-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Grace Wong
7A
Poisoned food scare
29-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Kinki Lai
7A
Don't fake news
29-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Carrie Wong
7A
Put more in, get more out
29-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Lam Kwan Him
7A
Learn to lead a healthy life with new YP column *
26-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Sandy Kwan
7B
Look forward to the new term and the new YP *
24-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Rita Chan
7A
Stop abuse
24-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Kinki Lai
7A
Defend freedom of speech
24-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Pang Chi Yung
7B
Life after HKCEE
22-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Ada Kwong Lok Man
7A
Jobseekers beware
22-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Cat Law
7A
Afraid of life
22-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Ng Pik Kwan
7B
No regrets
19-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Lam Kwan Him
7A
Talking point
19-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Cat Law
7A
A Disney wedding
18-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Sandy Kwan
7B
Many ways to study further
18-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Eric Chan
7A
Mainland study may offer the edge
18-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Li Man Ming
7A
'Triad' textbook shops dishonest
18-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Lo Man Hung
7B
Teens need guidance to see the way forward
17-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Zenia Chun
7A
There's more to life than exams
16-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Lo Man Hung
7B
Dealing with depression
15-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Lau Ting Hin
7B
Make the most of your summer holdiays *
12-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Grace Wong
7A
Tourist troubles
12-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Iris Yung
7A
Terrorist attacks are selfish acts
12-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Eric Chan
7A
Prioritise English
11-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Ng Pik Kwan
7B
Money or family?
11-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Chan Tung Fa
7B
Traditional schools, teachers are best
11-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Rita Chan
7A
A democratic election is best
10-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Cheng Pit Kwan
7A
Blair did good
10-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Law Nim Chi
7A
Nurses should learn as they work
9-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Kwong Lok Man
7A
Restaurant owners must pay staff
9-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Chan Ka Ki
7A
Lifeguards' strike put lives at risk
9-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Stephanie Ho
7A
Pay up, bosses!
8-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Grace Wong
7A
Love matters most
8-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Chan Ka Ki
7A
Who knows best?
5-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Chan Tik Man
7A
Treasure your parents, and life
5-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Kinki Lai
7A
Free speech worth fighting for
3-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Grace Wong
7A
Try volunteering
2-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Kinki Lai
7A
New Young Post to help you hone English skills
1-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Lo Man Hung
7B
Take note of food hygiene
1-8-2005
South China Morning Post
Zenia Chun
7A
More English please
29-7-2005
South China Morning Post
Kwong Lok Man
7A
Don't stress about public speaking
29-7-2005
South China Morning Post
Kinki Lai
7A
English tests loom
28-7-2005
South China Morning Post

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