Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:00 -- SONG -- Kiss the Honey, Honey by Shinjuku Zulu 3:20 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 3:59 -- HKUST reduces the use of plastic 8:15 -- 1st anniversary of the Sichuan earthquake 11:22 -- HKUST green activities 15:00 -- SONG -- Heal This World by Pato Banton 20:15 -- HKUST students showcase cultural diversity 23:50 -- More about cultural exchange 27:55 -- Comments about exchange programmes
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at
HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Students and Staff are welcome to
contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:25 -- SONG -- Let Yourself Get Used by Mountain Con
4:24 -- Student thoughts about financial budget 8:38 -- Student promotion period 12:05 -- SONG -- Too fast to love by Beauty Sleep 16:01 -- News about Accounting 101 20:18 -- Make the MTR green 24:57 -- More about the financial budget
I tried to meet you in the middle
But your life was full of riddles
And the truth was unclear
You fell beyond my destination
So I waited at the station
For you to appear
And we danced across the winter rain
Like a rainbow in a hurricane
In the bright white night
And everyone who crossed our path
Said our love could never last
And we proved them right
Too fast to fall in love
Too fast to fall in love with anyone
I tried to meet you in the middle
But your life was full of riddles
So what could I say?
Our hearts were sparks of inspiration
There was no time for any hesitation
Our minds were made
They tried to show us the direction
But we were lost in our affection
And we never looked back
We were both too fast
Too fast to fall in love
Too fast to fall in love with anyone
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at
HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Students and Staff are welcome to
contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:32 -- Fake eggs in China 4:18 -- SONG -- Eggs by Trixie and the Merch Girls 5:22 -- Hong Kong financial budget 8:08 -- SONG -- Don't Close Your Eyes by Josh Woodward 11:36 -- Stricter drink-driving penalties in Hong Kong 14:48 -- Children die in Hong Kong due to neglect 17:47 -- SONG -- An Ordinary Life by Cat Louise Wright
CampusBeat is
a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST, hear
comments by students, learn English and listen to some great
independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by
leaving audio, video or text comments at http://lc.ust.hk/~support/cb/cb.html. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
We have another original audio drama written and
performed by four UST students. The title
of the play is One Ship, One Captain. It's a tale of intrigue, involving foreign lands, wizards, kings, sword fights, and much more.There's also a surprise ending!
One Ship, One Captain
Cast:
Narrator: Wong Kwok Pang, Patrick King (the old king): Wong Kwok Pang, Patrick Sarumann (a wizard deeply trusted by the king): Chu Ying Hao, Charlie Feramio (the younger prince): Mak Huen Kit, Matthew Boromio (the elder prince): Yan Bojun, Franck
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:00 -- SONG -- Kiss the Honey, Honey by Shinjuku Zulu 3:20 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 3:59 -- HKUST reduces the use of plastic 8:15 -- 1st anniversary of the Sichuan earthquake 11:22 -- HKUST green activities 15:00 -- SONG -- Heal This World by Pato Banton 20:15 -- HKUST students showcase cultural diversity 23:50 -- More about cultural exchange 27:55 -- Comments about exchange programmes
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at
HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Students and Staff are welcome to
contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:25 -- SONG -- Let Yourself Get Used by Mountain Con
4:24 -- Student thoughts about financial budget 8:38 -- Student promotion period 12:05 -- SONG -- Too fast to love by Beauty Sleep 16:01 -- News about Accounting 101 20:18 -- Make the MTR green 24:57 -- More about the financial budget
I tried to meet you in the middle
But your life was full of riddles
And the truth was unclear
You fell beyond my destination
So I waited at the station
For you to appear
And we danced across the winter rain
Like a rainbow in a hurricane
In the bright white night
And everyone who crossed our path
Said our love could never last
And we proved them right
Too fast to fall in love
Too fast to fall in love with anyone
I tried to meet you in the middle
But your life was full of riddles
So what could I say?
Our hearts were sparks of inspiration
There was no time for any hesitation
Our minds were made
They tried to show us the direction
But we were lost in our affection
And we never looked back
We were both too fast
Too fast to fall in love
Too fast to fall in love with anyone
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at
HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Students and Staff are welcome to
contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:32 -- Fake eggs in China 4:18 -- SONG -- Eggs by Trixie and the Merch Girls 5:22 -- Hong Kong financial budget 8:08 -- SONG -- Don't Close Your Eyes by Josh Woodward 11:36 -- Stricter drink-driving penalties in Hong Kong 14:48 -- Children die in Hong Kong due to neglect 17:47 -- SONG -- An Ordinary Life by Cat Louise Wright
CampusBeat is
a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST, hear
comments by students, learn English and listen to some great
independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by
leaving audio, video or text comments at http://lc.ust.hk/~support/cb/cb.html. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
We have another original audio drama written and
performed by four UST students. The title
of the play is One Ship, One Captain. It's a tale of intrigue, involving foreign lands, wizards, kings, sword fights, and much more.There's also a surprise ending!
One Ship, One Captain
Cast:
Narrator: Wong Kwok Pang, Patrick King (the old king): Wong Kwok Pang, Patrick Sarumann (a wizard deeply trusted by the king): Chu Ying Hao, Charlie Feramio (the younger prince): Mak Huen Kit, Matthew Boromio (the elder prince): Yan Bojun, Franck
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. We have something
a little different for you this episode, an original audio drama written and
performed by four UST students. The title
of the play is Alright. This is a drama about a father faced with a dilemma of determining the life or death of his son.
Alright
by Group "i"
Lo, Kam Hung is Chris (son)
Leung, Ho Ming Dick is the Pitiful Son
Alpha Au Sai In is the irresponsible Doctor
Pang Yik Ting is the Emotional Priest
Performance Rights Warning:
Conditional. To obtain permission, contact Lo, Kam Hung via ph_lkhae@stu.ust.hk. Unauthorized duplicatin is a violation of applicable laws.
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:42 -- SONG: Beautiful by Adrienne Pierce 3:56 -- Toxic food in China 7:50 -- Hong Kong banks make guarantee 11:00 -- SONG: All The Dead End Jobs by A Band Called Quinn 17:06 -- Suicide at CityU 20:36 -- Rat Race in Hong Kong
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at
HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com.
Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
0:15 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:50 -- Stress at HKUST 6:18 -- SONG: Falling Slowly by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova 10:18 -- Students Upset About Cafeteria Food 14:24 -- Food Prices at HKUST Up 17:58 -- SONG: Soul Education featuring TearS by The Lyrical Prophet 22:00 -- Hall Residence Issues 26:44 -- HKUST Promotion Period
0:16 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:40 -- Mini-bus Fare Increase 3:25 -- SONG: There She Goes by Brother Love 8:05 -- HKUST Promotion Period 11:30 -- Word Power: common vs. popular 13:02 -- David Beckham in Hong Kong 15:18 -- Executive Held Over Death of Mother 17:43 -- SONG: Goodbye Daughters of The Revolution by the Black Crowes
CampusBeat
is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST,
hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great
independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by
leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
0:00 -- SONG -- Sleigh Bells by The Three Not So Wise Men 2:08 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 2:42 -- A distinguished Teacher: Professor Leung Pak Woo 6:56 -- foldable electronic
displays developed by Professor Wen Weijia and his research team
9:05 -- WORD POWER -- A look at the word "actually".
10:51 -- SONG -- Sky High Blue by Outerhope
15:25 -- A Shortage of Accomodation 18:10 -- SONG -- The Christmas Song by Outerhope
If you have any comments, suggestions, or you would like to contribute to CampusBeat, please email Sean McMinn at lcmcminn@ust.hk
0:15 -- Are you NAUTY?! 0:55 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn. 1:09 -- Seminar on Programming Bacteria by Prof. Christopher Voigt. 4:32 -- SONG -- Dream Street no5 by Lovebugs. 7:15 -- WORD POWER -- This segment reviews the proper use of the expression "no matter". 9:20 -- A Short Biography: Our President. 12:21 -- Check My Words. 13:49 -- SONG -- Muse Calls Abuse by Beder K.
CampusBeat is
a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST, hear
comments by students, learn English and listen to some great
independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by
leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
Welcome to Campus Beat, HKUST's student magazine podcast.
In this episode:
0:16 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn
0:34 -- No. 1 in the World for Kellogg-HKUST EMBA 4:18 -- SONG -- I Like It by Away With the Fairys 7:35 -- An issue over notebook sales 11:00 -- Sexual harassment at HK universities 14:09 -- Being the Chairperson of the Chemistry Student Society 16:50 -- WORD POWER -- using "more and more" and "less and less" 18:37 -- the story of a missing HKUST in Shenzen 21:58 -- SONG -- Worth by Winzenried a.k.a. Hollywood Drunks 25:25 -- HKUST Business School And NYU Stern School Of Business To Launch Joint Master Of Science In Global Finance Program 28:02 -- Are you happy with HKUST? A student survey
If you have any comments, suggestions, or you would like to contribute
to Campus Beat, please email Sean McMinn at lcmcminn@ust.hk
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean Mcminn 0:55 -- Your Library, Your Say 4:32 -- My Thoughts of HKUST 7:40 -- HKUST Halls for Sale? 10:06 -- Professor Explains Chinese Three Kingdoms In Japanese Popular Culture 14:32 -- SONGS by A Shortcut to Mushrooms -- 1) Ever After 2) Ballad of Lonely Man 24:25 -- Global Outpost with David. 28:40 -- Current Issues in Hong Kong
If you have any comments, suggestions, or you would like to contribute to Campus Beat, please email Sean McMinn at lcmcminn@ust.hk
0:15 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:37 -- Distribution of Wealth in Hong Kong 4:00 -- A Student's Confession 6:03 -- Stress at HKUST 11:45 -- SONG -- Stress by Jim's Big Ego 15:55 -- Word Power -- a certain 17:11 -- Golden Week in Hong Kong 20:45 -- Marital Disputes 24:48 -- SONG -- Looking Good by Aaron 28:12 -- Global Warming
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat! In this episode:
0:16 -- A Nauty Rap 1:09 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 1:26 -- "Spring Thoughts" brings the air of a musical spring 4:17 -- A comment about the HK$400 million donation to HKUST 6:28 -- SONG: Lost In Conversation by Sarah Cheevers 10:38 -- Word Power: A language tip about (a) little - (a) (few) - several 13:33 -- Unicorn wins re-election 16:16 -- A new bachelor degree at HKUST 20:34 -- Closing with Sean McMinn 20:43 -- SONG: Midnight Train by Mister Frendo
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:15 -- Commentary by Dickey a Biology student. 3:22 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 3:47 -- SONG: Someday by Tony Mariott 8:13 -- HKUST President talks about research 11:50 -- HKUST receives a large donation 14:30 -- Word Power: This episode's language learning tip is about topicalization. 17:06 -- What does it mean to be a university student? 19:53 -- Closing with Sean McMinn 20:17 -- SONG: I Don't Want You To Go by Jessica Mellott
Weclome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:16 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:43 -- Promotion Period at HKUST 3:27 -- Profile Story About A Special HKUST Student 7:25 -- Song: Make You Smile by Wil Maring 10:10 -- CrowdAbout and Interactivity on Campus Beat 11:05 -- Executive Committee at HKUST 13:45 -- Meetings at Midnight 15:31 -- Song: The Calling by Wil Maring 18:47 -- Closing with Sean McMinn
0:18 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:40 -- Song: Use Your Head by Colin Smith 4:15 -- Plastic Surgery in Hong Kong 7:17 -- Octopus Card in Hong Kong 9:28 -- Hong Kong is monitoring development of a flu vaccine 11:27 -- Song: Sun Shining by Colin Smith 15:42 -- Breakfast Benefits and health Concerns 17:27 -- English Language Learning Tips
Happy Chinese New Year from the staff of Campus Beat!
This is our first video podcast, which is a short clip of the Worship General Kwan Ceremony held at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
This is the first in a series of special reports written by HKUST Language Centre students. If you have any suggestions or comments please email Sean Mcminn at lcmcminn@ust.hk.
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. We have something
a little different for you this episode, an original audio drama written and
performed by four UST students. The title
of the play is Alright. This is a drama about a father faced with a dilemma of determining the life or death of his son.
Alright
by Group "i"
Lo, Kam Hung is Chris (son)
Leung, Ho Ming Dick is the Pitiful Son
Alpha Au Sai In is the irresponsible Doctor
Pang Yik Ting is the Emotional Priest
Performance Rights Warning:
Conditional. To obtain permission, contact Lo, Kam Hung via ph_lkhae@stu.ust.hk. Unauthorized duplicatin is a violation of applicable laws.
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:42 -- SONG: Beautiful by Adrienne Pierce 3:56 -- Toxic food in China 7:50 -- Hong Kong banks make guarantee 11:00 -- SONG: All The Dead End Jobs by A Band Called Quinn 17:06 -- Suicide at CityU 20:36 -- Rat Race in Hong Kong
CampusBeat is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at
HKUST, hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com.
Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
0:15 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:50 -- Stress at HKUST 6:18 -- SONG: Falling Slowly by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova 10:18 -- Students Upset About Cafeteria Food 14:24 -- Food Prices at HKUST Up 17:58 -- SONG: Soul Education featuring TearS by The Lyrical Prophet 22:00 -- Hall Residence Issues 26:44 -- HKUST Promotion Period
0:16 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 0:40 -- Mini-bus Fare Increase 3:25 -- SONG: There She Goes by Brother Love 8:05 -- HKUST Promotion Period 11:30 -- Word Power: common vs. popular 13:02 -- David Beckham in Hong Kong 15:18 -- Executive Held Over Death of Mother 17:43 -- SONG: Goodbye Daughters of The Revolution by the Black Crowes
CampusBeat
is a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST,
hear comments by students, learn English and listen to some great
independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by
leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
0:00 -- SONG -- Sleigh Bells by The Three Not So Wise Men 2:08 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 2:42 -- A distinguished Teacher: Professor Leung Pak Woo 6:56 -- foldable electronic
displays developed by Professor Wen Weijia and his research team
9:05 -- WORD POWER -- A look at the word "actually".
10:51 -- SONG -- Sky High Blue by Outerhope
15:25 -- A Shortage of Accomodation 18:10 -- SONG -- The Christmas Song by Outerhope
If you have any comments, suggestions, or you would like to contribute to CampusBeat, please email Sean McMinn at lcmcminn@ust.hk
0:15 -- Are you NAUTY?! 0:55 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn. 1:09 -- Seminar on Programming Bacteria by Prof. Christopher Voigt. 4:32 -- SONG -- Dream Street no5 by Lovebugs. 7:15 -- WORD POWER -- This segment reviews the proper use of the expression "no matter". 9:20 -- A Short Biography: Our President. 12:21 -- Check My Words. 13:49 -- SONG -- Muse Calls Abuse by Beder K.
CampusBeat is
a great way to be kept informed about things happening at HKUST, hear
comments by students, learn English and listen to some great
independent music. Remember, anyone can contribute to the podcast by
leaving audio, video or text comments at http://campusbeat.libsyn.com. Students and Staff are welcome to contribute materials or advertise HKUST clubs and events.
Welcome to Campus Beat, HKUST's student magazine podcast.
In this episode:
0:16 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn
0:34 -- No. 1 in the World for Kellogg-HKUST EMBA 4:18 -- SONG -- I Like It by Away With the Fairys 7:35 -- An issue over notebook sales 11:00 -- Sexual harassment at HK universities 14:09 -- Being the Chairperson of the Chemistry Student Society 16:50 -- WORD POWER -- using "more and more" and "less and less" 18:37 -- the story of a missing HKUST in Shenzen 21:58 -- SONG -- Worth by Winzenried a.k.a. Hollywood Drunks 25:25 -- HKUST Business School And NYU Stern School Of Business To Launch Joint Master Of Science In Global Finance Program 28:02 -- Are you happy with HKUST? A student survey
If you have any comments, suggestions, or you would like to contribute
to Campus Beat, please email Sean McMinn at lcmcminn@ust.hk
0:15 -- Welcome with Sean Mcminn 0:55 -- Your Library, Your Say 4:32 -- My Thoughts of HKUST 7:40 -- HKUST Halls for Sale? 10:06 -- Professor Explains Chinese Three Kingdoms In Japanese Popular Culture 14:32 -- SONGS by A Shortcut to Mushrooms -- 1) Ever After 2) Ballad of Lonely Man 24:25 -- Global Outpost with David. 28:40 -- Current Issues in Hong Kong
If you have any comments, suggestions, or you would like to contribute to Campus Beat, please email Sean McMinn at lcmcminn@ust.hk
0:15 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:37 -- Distribution of Wealth in Hong Kong 4:00 -- A Student's Confession 6:03 -- Stress at HKUST 11:45 -- SONG -- Stress by Jim's Big Ego 15:55 -- Word Power -- a certain 17:11 -- Golden Week in Hong Kong 20:45 -- Marital Disputes 24:48 -- SONG -- Looking Good by Aaron 28:12 -- Global Warming
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat! In this episode:
0:16 -- A Nauty Rap 1:09 -- Welcome with Sean McMinn 1:26 -- "Spring Thoughts" brings the air of a musical spring 4:17 -- A comment about the HK$400 million donation to HKUST 6:28 -- SONG: Lost In Conversation by Sarah Cheevers 10:38 -- Word Power: A language tip about (a) little - (a) (few) - several 13:33 -- Unicorn wins re-election 16:16 -- A new bachelor degree at HKUST 20:34 -- Closing with Sean McMinn 20:43 -- SONG: Midnight Train by Mister Frendo
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:15 -- Commentary by Dickey a Biology student. 3:22 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 3:47 -- SONG: Someday by Tony Mariott 8:13 -- HKUST President talks about research 11:50 -- HKUST receives a large donation 14:30 -- Word Power: This episode's language learning tip is about topicalization. 17:06 -- What does it mean to be a university student? 19:53 -- Closing with Sean McMinn 20:17 -- SONG: I Don't Want You To Go by Jessica Mellott
Weclome to another episode of Campus Beat. In this episode:
0:16 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:43 -- Promotion Period at HKUST 3:27 -- Profile Story About A Special HKUST Student 7:25 -- Song: Make You Smile by Wil Maring 10:10 -- CrowdAbout and Interactivity on Campus Beat 11:05 -- Executive Committee at HKUST 13:45 -- Meetings at Midnight 15:31 -- Song: The Calling by Wil Maring 18:47 -- Closing with Sean McMinn
0:18 -- Welcome with host Sean McMinn 0:40 -- Song: Use Your Head by Colin Smith 4:15 -- Plastic Surgery in Hong Kong 7:17 -- Octopus Card in Hong Kong 9:28 -- Hong Kong is monitoring development of a flu vaccine 11:27 -- Song: Sun Shining by Colin Smith 15:42 -- Breakfast Benefits and health Concerns 17:27 -- English Language Learning Tips
Happy Chinese New Year from the staff of Campus Beat!
This is our first video podcast, which is a short clip of the Worship General Kwan Ceremony held at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
This is the first in a series of special reports written by HKUST Language Centre students. If you have any suggestions or comments please email Sean Mcminn at lcmcminn@ust.hk.
Welcome to another episode of Campus Beat!
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