Princess Aiko walks home from school alone

Princess Aiko, a third-grader at Gakushuin Primary School in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward, walked home from school alone on July 23 for the first time since she entered her third year, an Imperial Household Agency official has announced.

Issei Nomura, grand master of the Crown Prince's household, said that Princess Aiko -- the only

child of Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako -- arrived at school with her mother by car on July 23, the last day before the school's summer break. The 8-year-old princess did not appear at the school's end-of-semester ceremony, but attended her homeroom class after the ceremony.

Princess Aiko and Crown Princess Masako waited in the classroom until the ceremony ended. After the homeroom class, the princess reportedly told her mother she would go home by herself and left for Togu Palace -- the Crown Prince's official residence in Minato Ward. The Crown Princess had a meeting with Gakushuin Primary School Principal Yoshio Miura and then returned home.

2 Japanese students win gold medals in math olympiad.

TOKYO, July 12 - Shutaro Inonue, senior at Nada Senior High School in Kobe and Akio Kishikawa, senior at Kurume University High school in Kurume. They were awarded the gold medals as they finished in the top 9 percent of the contestants in the 51st Internaltional Mathematical Olympiad. They have won gold medals at an annual internaltional mathematics competition for high school students, which was in Kazakhstan with 517 participants from 96 nations.

Three other Japanese students - Genki Shimisu, 17, and Takuma Kitamura, 15, both from Nada Senior High School and Hiroki Koshiyama, 16, of Koyo Gakuin Senior High School in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, won silver medals.

In my opinion: I think , every years Thai student have won gold medal from Olympic competition as well. That meants,many asian students have a good knowledge, and they are intelligent .

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Singapore, 8 July 2010 - Anti-Doping Singapore' s

Singapore, 8 July 2010 - Anti-Doping Singapore' s (ADS) has a policy to combat the use of drugs in a sport. The policy has supported from the National Sports Associations (NSAs) in an Anti-Doping Policy briefing session on 8 July 2010 at the Singapore Management University Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium as well.

Formed on 15 March 2010, the ADS will take over Singapore National Olympic Council's Anti-Doping in Sports Commission (SADSC) because the Singapore Government's condition to the fight against doping in sport, when they ratified the UNESCO Convention Against Doping in Sport in 2007.

Mr Low Teo Ping, President of Singapore Rugby Union and Vice-President of SNOC said," Our athletes must understand that winning must not be at all cost, definitely not with drugs but from hard work and self belief. Athletes representing Singapore are also ambassadors at home and abroad and ADS can also support them to influence others from falling into the drug trap. My best wishes to ADS to promote a dope free sporting environment in Singapore".

My opinion : I think the policy that to not use of drugs in a sport is the good policy because drugs are not healthy in body or mind, and they cannot to help a athlete to be the winner in a game as well. This policy can change our minds to focus to be the winner without a perfidiousness in sport, and hard working is the best chooice and faithful to do.

Hockey' s Singapore

Hockey: Singapore Men's Hockey Coach Quits

The Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) has decided that the Republic's hockey

men to play at the Guangzhou Asian Games from Nov 12 to 27. But before this news had filtered

to many people.The Singapore team had already gotten a problem, and the problem is their

coach, Lim Chiow Chuan want to resign from the coach' s Singapore team. The resignation just

days before SNOC proclamation.

After this situation happened, Lim Chion get a new chance immediately, he has already accepted to be a Malaysia' s coach. From this bad situation to Singapore' s team, The Singapore Hockey

Federation (SHF) will assign a new coach for Singapore' s team to ensure the man 's team to

training in the run of the game.

Lim said that " he want Singapore hockey can carry on in the sport."



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