Tan Yuan-an, the Campus Physician, who has become the 700,000th visitor to the Maritime Museum, is holding his prize, a 40 cm long, 30 cm tall “Endeavor.”

Tan Yuan-an, the Campus Physician, who has become the 700,000th visitor to the Maritime Museum, is holding his prize, a 40 cm long, 30 cm tall “Endeavor.”

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Tan Yuan-an, the Campus Physician, who has become the 700,000th visitor to the Maritime Museum, is holding his prize, a 40 cm long, 30 cm tall “Endeavor.”

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TKU Team members smile brightly in front of their stand at the 2008 International Creative Education Exposition after winning an honorable mention for creative display.

TKU Team members smile brightly in front of their stand at the 2008 International Creative Education Exposition after winning an honorable mention for creative display.

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High school contestants concentrate on their experiment at the 2008 Chung Ling Creative Chemistry Competition held by the Department of Chemistry.

High school contestants concentrate on their experiment at the 2008 Chung Ling Creative Chemistry Competition held by the Department of Chemistry.

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Lately with the warming temperature and extended daylight, the air of spring is definitely around us. Thanks to this inviting weather, several magpies have been spotted in Tamsui Campus, particularly in the Fu Yuan, University Commons and the pedestrian zone in front of the College of Liberal Arts. As magpies, whose Chinese name “His Chieu” literally means “happy/lucky birds,” stand for messengers of good news, TKU sees their presence as a symbol of an auspicious future for the university.

Lately with the warming temperature and extended daylight, the air of spring is definitely around us. Thanks to this inviting weather, several magpies have been spotted in Tamsui Campus, particularly in the Fu Yuan, University Commons and the pedestrian zone in front of the College of Liberal Arts. As magpies, whose Chinese name “His Chieu” literally means “happy/lucky birds,” stand for messengers of good news, TKU sees their presence as a symbol of an auspicious future for the university.

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