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HARVARD
Community Center Shanghai (CCS) and TEAM Education will host a special talk for you and your ambitious kids! What is Harvard really like? Who gets in? How did they do it?
众心和卓致咨询为您及您志向远大的孩子联合举办这场特殊的讲座！哈佛究竟是一所什么样的学府？什么样的学生能够被录取？他们是如何做到的？
12 current Harvard undergrads, all members of Harvard's famous acappella singing group the Din & Tonics, will share their thoughts about their Harvard experience with you. They are Economics, Computer Science, Molecular Biology, Math, Theatre and Sociology Majors. The presentation will befollowed by Q & A Session and a performance!
哈佛著名的无伴奏合唱团体Din & Tonics的成员－－分别来自经济学、计算机科学、分子生物学、数学、戏剧和社会学等专业的12名目前在读的哈佛本科生，将来到C-TALK，和听众分享他们对于哈佛经历的感受和想法，之后会有问答环节以及清唱表演！
Date: Jan 13, 2018 (Sunday)
Time: 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
Location: CCS Pudong Center: Tower A, 3/F, 1146 Biyun Rd, Jinqiao, Pudong, Shanghai
Language: English
The talk is free, but the registration is required.
*No Child care provided - we ask that children accompanying their parents should be over 7 years old"
欢迎7 周岁以上的学生与家长一起参加
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Din & Tonics
The Harvard Din & Tonics are Harvard University’s signature jazz acappella group, known for their rich tradition ofmusical and performance excellence. Their repertoire centers around Americanjazz standards, but also frequently includes pop, disco, and folk music. Theseworld-touring Harvard students — who perform in white tie and tails, garnishedwith lime green socks — have an enviable reputation for their impeccablemusicality, snappy choreography, and hilarious antics.
哈佛大学的Din & Tonics 无伴奏合唱团是该校的标志性爵士清唱团体。其常备表演项目以美国爵士乐标准为中心，同时也经常采用流行音乐、迪斯科和民谣的元素。该清唱团的哈佛学生常年进行世界巡回表演，表演时身着白色领带、燕尾服和柠檬绿袜子。完美无瑕的音感，趣味十足的编排以及风趣幽默的演绎，令他们的表演久负盛名。
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1月20日：如何利用好暑假时光——针对7 - 8 年级的孩子，宝贵的暑假时光该如何规划。
February: The Self Driven Child
2月：培养自我驱动的孩子
March: How to Choose a College
3月：如何选择大学
April: Surviving and Thriving in College
4月：如何在大学获得生存和发展