My best friend is Christy. She has shoulder-length hair, beautiful big eyes and wears glasses. She’s tall, slim and looks very energetic. So, one day, I was feeling really down because I hadn’t done very well in an exam. When she found out, she comforted me and went with me to the library so we could study together. I got a good result in the next exam, and I was really happy.
Un hecho relevante que ayuda a salvaguardar la integridad de todas las niñas y niños de la Ciudad de México se suscitó en el Congreso de la Ciudad el día de ayer 25 de mayo. Estudiantes de educación básica de las instituciones públicas de la Ciudad de México podrán elegir entre el uso de falda o pantalón como parte del uniforme distintivo de cada escuela. El Congreso otorga la liberta de elegirEl pleno del Congreso de la Ciudad de México aprobó el dictamen de reformas a la Ley de Educación capitalina, entre las que destaca la estrategia del uniforme neutro que podrán utilizar los estudiantes para autorizar su ingreso a los planteles.
Tiny lunar glass beads that form after asteroid strikes reveal how meteorite impacts on the moon million years ago mirrored those on Earth, including the celestial crash that doomed the dinosaurs, say scientists. After analysing lunar soil samples brought back by China’s Chang’e 5 mission in late 2020, the international research team said the moon could be used as a blueprint to construct a timeline showing the bombardment of Earth.“The moon is the Earth’s natural satellite.
A recipe for orange pork that is being served in a university canteen in central China has received thousands of likes on the nation’s social media. The recipe covers finely minced pork with an egg in a hollowed orange peel, then steams it before sprinkling the dish with fish sauce, the Chongqing Morning Post reported. The recipe, which was published on the Weibo microblog of the No. 2 Canteen of Hunan University in Changsha, quickly went viral online, receiving more than 2,000 likes on the website and being widely reported by mainland media.
A Great Place to Have a War: America in Laos and the Birth of a Military CIA by Joshua Kurlantzick Simon & SchusterAmerica was never officially at war in Laos, but its bombing of the Southeast Asian country in the 1960s and 70s was so intense that it averaged one planeload of bombs dropping every eight minutes for a full decade. In 1969 alone, the United States dropped more bombs on Laos than it did on Japan during the entire second world war.