Want to know more about our neighborhood, Tate’s Cairn Tunnel? Complete the simple quiz by finding answers from the exhibition on the G/F of the Library, and you may get your own copy.
The exhibition is extended till 16 November 2018. Click HERE to find more details and take the challenge. Best of luck!
Since the start of Semester, thanks to our teachers and students, we are so inspired by their words written on board! But we always hunger for more, especially more from YOU! The Library is now recruiting students for stirring lines, you can also put down the lines on board and design all by yourself, sharing the insights with the whole school. Interested students please email your wonderful lines to us (betweenthelines@hsmc.edu.hk).
Do not hesitate, because how words can inspire oneself, always far more than you expect!
Do you know the word ‘Mandarin’ never comes from China, but a Portuguese word mandarim? Also, the most complicated Chinese character consists of 57 strokes! Sometimes even the locals have to admit that we know so little about Chinese. So here’s your chance to dig deep! New theme of Good Read Corner (遣詞用字學文化) brings you a bunch of interesting books about Chinese characters, idioms, calligraphy, lexicology and grammar. Come and explore today!
If someone can find that 57-stroke word, please share with us the book and page number. Such an extraordinary word it can be!
Library users can now sign in EBSCO resources and create personal MyEBSCOhost accounts by using their Google (Gmail) credentials. You don’t need to remember additional login credentials to access EBSCO resources from now on. For more details, please visit HERE.
No worries if you have missed the Library workshops. The “Meet Your Librarian” service is available in a way that suits you on providing help in using the SearchPlus, finding eBooks, searching journal articles or managing citations. Simply click HERE to book your session.
It is so well known that, as a ‘Twitter President’, Donald Trump always tweets with the masses and connects with the country. Christian Fuchs, the author of ‘Digital Demagogue: Authoritarian Capitalism in the Age of Trump and Twitter’, however, holds a counter opinion by delving into new explanations on the facilitating rise of ideology, nationalism, fascism, authoritarianism and capitalism in terms of weaponizing social media by Trump. Don’t miss the chance, click HERE to view this ebook from the Library now!
Stay interested in more about Trump? Click HERE to further ‘tweeting’ with him.
Have you collected the points and get the prizes yet? Some students already got the $100 book coupons! Hurry, come to get the card to start your learning journey and know more about the Library.
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