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Senioritis: A Senior’s Guide to Staying Motivated

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By: Oasis T.  As I sit here in the middle of my final year, I’ve come to realize that senioritis is not just a myth whispered about in the hallways or a distant concept we all thought we would be the exception to – it’s a very real thing, and I’m living it. Se... More »

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Why Did China Trips Change?

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(Image of class of 2026 China Trips in 2023, image from @aisgz)  Starting next school year, China trips return to their pre-COVID date in April, with a couple more additional changes. It’s not just cut a day short. The activities, locations, and purpose of Chi... More »

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Baker and Bogie – An Unstoppable Team

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Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or a member of the faculty, chances    are you’ve noticed a four-legged furry friend and his ‘human’ mom in the Ramshack at the front of the school. We’ve all seen Bogie and Mrs. Dee Baker... More »

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Mr. Fuang’s Tea Corner

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(Picture of Mr Fuang’s tea corner in room B-511 taken by author) The beginning of a new school year always brings a mix of emotions – excitement to reconnect with friends and nerves from new classes and people, as well as get... More »

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Teacher Wordle #1

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The word games are back, somewhat. Today you need to guess the last name of a teacher in our school. Have fun! Hint: technology. For more ideas or suggestions, contact any of the Beacon staff. More »

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Varsity Boys Volleyball: Potential APAC Champions?

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(The AISG Boys’ Varsity Volleyball team after winning a friendly game at home against NCPA. Photograph: AISG)  By: Henry L.  Season 1 athletics at AISG have commenced once again and the Boys’ Varsity Volleyball team have just... More »

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Joe Boettcher: Teaching, Learning, and Life Abroad 

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  As an international school, AISG is home to a diverse community of students, staff, and administrators from a wide range of backgrounds and cultures. For many, China is not their first international move—students and staff ... More »

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Should the 11th Graders Be Allowed to Drink Coffee?

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A cup of coffee Image from Americano Lounge As schoolwork piles up, as extracurriculars fill up any remaining free time, and as the tasks of the school day become more rigorous, students are increasingly looking for quick way... More »

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