中一至中三同學寄賣舊教科書指引(下午1至2時收書)

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  1. 參閱書單，在寄賣書封面的右上角貼上label：寫上本年度就讀的班別(學號)及出售價格(上限新書價的4 折)。
  2. 所有書內的答案要擦去或塗掉。圖書館不提供擦膠及塗改液。
  3. 如是活頁書，必須把所有單元排列整齊，有欠缺的不可出售。
  4. 在4/7至6/7及10/7至12/7期間的下午1至2時，把要寄賣的書交到302室給家長義工登記。
  5. 如同學未能跟隨出售舊教科書的指引，主辦單位有權拒絕為其出售舊教科書及處置未能出售的舊教科書和未取的款項。
  6. 書單如下：


香港世界宣明會 : 舊書回收義賣大行動 2012

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香港世界宣明會 : 舊書回收義賣大行動 2012

收書詳情

日期： 2012/06/22 – 08/08
地點：
‧ JUSCO（康怡店 / 荃灣店 / 黃埔店 / 屯門店 / 九龍灣店 / 荔枝角店 / 九龍城店）
‧ JUSCO SUPERMARKET（觀塘店 / 藍田店 / 翔龍灣店 / 禾輋店 / 將軍澳廣場店）
‧ JUSCO Living PLAZA（元朗店 / 北角店 / 粉嶺碧湖店 / 旺角店 / 海怡店 /
銅鑼灣堅拿店）
‧ AEON MaxValu Prime（尖沙咀店）
收書種類： 教科書、參考書、小說、消閒書籍、簡體字書及兒童圖書
(恕不回收報章、雜誌及文儀用品)

賣書詳情

日期： 2012/08/02 – 08/08
時間： 上午11時－晚上8時（8月2日下午1時開始）
地點： 鑽石山荷里活廣場一樓明星廣場（鑽石山港鐵站C2出口）
日期： 2012/08/10 – 08/16
時間： 上午10時－晚上10時
地點： 屯門市廣場一期一樓中央廣場
義賣書價： 兒童圖書 / 簡體字書 / 特價書籍 每本 $5
小說 / 消閒書籍 每本 $20
教科書 每本 $50

參觀香港醫學博物館及香港大學圖書館(預告)

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日期：19-7-2012(四)

時間：8:30-4:30

行程：香港醫學博物館—>香港大學午餐—>香港大學圖書館

費用：暫定車費：$20(午餐自備或自費在大學飯堂購買)，導賞費由學校津貼。

參加資格：圖書館管理員及閱讀學會會員(香港大學只招待這組別的低年級同學)如不是管理員或閱讀學會會員的高年級同學亦可報名。

報名方法：網誌留下個人資料：班別及班號，先報先得，請6月11至13日期間到圖書館取通告及繳費。忘記登入密碼可找Ms Tsang。如沒有更改，登入帳戶是s學生證編號，密碼是首次登入中文科網誌的密碼。

Life without limits

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Life without limits

I have to confess that I’m a girl with a feeble personality. When I was reading “Life  without limits”, I kept reflecting on myself and thinking of my life and my circumstances. I realized that I have many defects that I’ve never noticed and I noticed that grumbling has been one of my habits. What’s more, “Oh my goodness!” is my platitude when I meet with problems.

I believe in god, at the same time, I challenge him. I like to ask God “WHY?” as I am eager to wonder why I’m so unlucky. I cannot do what I want, I cannot achieve targets and even I don’t know what I should do. Every now and then, I feel I am just like a stray lamb which is really silly but unfortunate.

 I always pray too. At that moment, I will tell God what I want Him to help me and what I’m looking for. Then, I’m looking forward to the answer from God. Of course, not all my problems were solved after I prayed. When my prayers were not answered, I would challenge God and sometimes not believe in Him anymore. In my point of view, if God is real, why doesn’t He help his girl to solve her problems? My brothers always told me that the Lord is loving and we should love Him and believe in Him. Although I know it, it’s hard on me to love the one who doesn’t help me. As a result, I’m always confused and I get lost mentally.

Nick taught me that if the Lord didn’t answer my prayers, I didn’t need to worry about it as God has His plan for me in the future. I’m humbled by Nick’s faith since he treats God as well as his best friends. Nick believes God is without any challenge. In his book, I have never felt Nick is pitiful even though he lives without limbs and he is different from normal people. He is an extraordinary man who is full of hopes and love.

In addition to faith, Nick told me that “You can’t wait for that miracle or “just right
opportunity”.” Waiting—-the biggest enemy for me. Sometimes, when I felt that
I might be overcome by frustrations, I would tell to myself that I just need to wait for a right opportunity to solve my problems. Of course, I now realize that in the bottom of my heart, I not only want to wait but also want to hide the problems. In reality, I’m still alive and I have to solve problems that will be or may be occurring in my life. In chapter two—— No Arms, No Legs, No Limits, I learned that “Life may not be going well for you now, but as long as you are here, as long as you pass through, anything is possible.”

The most important thing is that I’ve learned that I have to change my attitude if I want to change my plight. I have just realized that I will be responsible for my
attitude. I must consider if my attitude is suitable before I do anything. Nick is the most inspiring person who I had ever known as he doesn’t hold old hurts and he always holds an optimistic attitude. I think that’s why he can be a really successful speaker. Although I may not get success after changing, it’s better to be change than remain the same.