Video report by Geneva Chang & Clarice Fu (Grade 11)

by Morris Tu (Grade 11) Terminator 2 is one of those movies where you immediately understand why people hype it up so much. It is loud, intense, and honestly just cool the entire time. What is crazy is that it came out in 1991, yet it still feels more real than a lot of action movies today. Nothing feels fake or weightless. When something explodes, you believe it actually exploded. There is a physical feeling to the action that makes everything hit harder. Arnold as the Term

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Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing?  A: Now I live in Mississauga, Canada, residence of University of Toronto Mississauga . I am studying psychology and criminology.  Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A: The biggest difference between here and there is the weather. Here, it’s really cold—right now it’s about -8 degrees. Of course, there’s still food, but the food here is either very oily or very s

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Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing?  A: I’m currently in Miami. I study at the University of Miami majoring in business management. In general I’m just trying to get to know this city and hope to gain some great memories from here. Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A: The weather is definitely the biggest similarity. It's sunny and sometimes rainy which is a lot like Kaohsiung, so people who enjoy