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    W ORDS to INSPIRE A warm greeting to all of you! It’s been almost two decades since I left our Beloved School and today, I am deeply honored for the invitation to return here, and to impart valuable experiences that led me to what I am right now. To come from a modest background, it’s fulfilling to accomplish things that I believed were unattainable. My father is a carpenter, and my mother is a manicurist. I have 7 siblings. They have humble backgrounds, but they could manage to produce children with professions. Their unyielding and selfless support and dedication greatly contributed to my success. Students, the fact that you’re here right now is because of your parents and guardians’ support. You should thank them for their sacrifices, for their willingness to provide you with your needs, and for their love, generous commitment, and unwavering support. Congratulations to all the parents and guardians...

  No One is Born as lucky as others but No One Dies without the Chance By. Jomz Some people may be lucky enough to grow up with a golden spoon. They are those who had a stroke of luck when they had intrauterine life. Their parents are already celebrating and eagerly expecting their arrival. The world they are about to live has been prepared. However, not every person has that privilege. Some have to experience misery as how it was described. They have to live in poverty and inconvenience from the start. No one is born who may have heaven's grace as the others have.  This is the truth that every person must accept. Even those who are actually experiencing such tough life must learn how to accept this so that they'll be able to move on. There is one important lesson in life that every person should know, that is "only those who are poor remain poor because let themselves be poor". Only those are unfortunate clamors that they've been neglected by the heavens because ...

  A Plastic Ocean A Documentary by Craig Lesson This documentary film presents shockingly how plastic wastes have reached the ocean surface, to the place where we all used to think that even plastics couldn’t reach them. It started with a scene where Mr. Craig Lesson was talking about how he loved the sea and the whales in it. , he was very passionate to the point that he searched for them in the waters of the Indian Ocean. He indeed found some whales, but he found something more: “Plastics”, yes, there was so much plastic waste floating on the surface, in the distance that any reasonable man would believe that such a place should be free of any plastics. This film is not just an eye-opener, but I would consider it an alarming call telling us how plastic became a tool of ecological homicide. This was how I think about plastic as I continue to watch the film. I was horrified to see how these plastics waste interfered with the natural flow of nature and killed wild animals. Pla...

  By Jomz Not every opportunity you’ve grabbed when it comes gives a person satisfaction. Especially when in the process of choosing it, you needed to give up a lot of important things. Life is not always about making lemonade when you get lemons. It is also about how we accept things and stand again from such bitter experiences. Opportunities may be rare to find, and missing one causes much regret. But regret does not come from missing the chance to grab such an opportunity but rather it is from the feeling of guilt for failing to do an act because you hesitated. When an opportunity comes, before grabbing it, weigh first whether your success is worth exchanging for the important things you might lose. However, if you decide to grab it, do it with all your heart. Stand firm with your decision so that you can fully savor the feeling of satisfaction.