Adventure! SP Jain Jaguars

Noteworthy: dance, football, etc.

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Noteworthy: Beijing Model United Nations delegate, Make-a-Wish Foundation volunteer, head organizer for community service at SOS Children's Village, member of the football team (2013), Vice-President of the Student Council and an IB Diploma survivor!

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Note Worthy: Advance Silver in Duke of Edinburgh | Passions: Music, travelling, reading books

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New Jags Edgar Kaler and Jevaughn Palmer had a chance to meet Dr Indu Shahani at a reception in Seattle on May 9, 2014. Dr Shahani serves as Vice Chair of the International Baccalaureate, and is Dean of HR College in Mumbai. She explained trends in global education to an audience at Hotel 1000. Edgar's mother and Jevaughn's father attended too.

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Noteworthy: * Runs his own company importing items from manufacturers in Taiwan and China, and selling them on eBay and Craig’s List, in many different states

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Hello! I am Ken, the Student Council president of the BBA 2013 batch.

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Noteworthy: Part of student exchange program to Germany. Member of the school student council. Gold medal in inter-school extempore. South Asian finalist at Horlicks Wizkids all round personality contest.

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Noteworthy: Cricket U-19 Districts. (Ranga Reddy) Harvard Model United Nations India 2014

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Noteworthy: President of School's Student Union, leader of film making team, school events organizer.

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Noteworthy: Vice-captain of the basketball team; street magician, representative of Vietnam in ASEAN Youth Team Leader; Administrator of the ASEAN Youth Comitee; Project Manager for many large charity projects sport event and parties in Vietnam and International events (ASEAN Friendship Festival); Manager of UNESCO Child's Right project in Vietnam

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On the 6^th of May 2014, a couple of colleagues and I were given the opportunity to attend the 5^th ASEAN event series “Bridges – Dialogues Towards a Culture of Peace” in the home of the Ambassador of Sweden for Singapore. This event was a well-recognized event as it operated in different countries such as Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines, where it advocates the spreading of peace through addressing basic levels of needs such as education, healthcare, protection of the environment, reduction of violence and many more. As we entered the door of the beautiful home of the Ambassador of Sweden, we were greeted by high-profiled individuals such as the Prince of Liechtenstein and the previous president of Singapore, S. R. Nathan. It was truly a humbling experience as we strolled around the home of Ambassador Hakan Jevrell, because we met individuals who advocate peace, yet are CEOs of multinational companies. This encounter made me realize that I am minuscule compare to the individuals present in this event. However, the main highlight of the night was the brief encounter with former President S.R. Nathan. After conquering our shock and awe, we were finally able to approach the former President and asked to have a photograph with him. The former President was a gentle and humble man, a worthy President of the Republic of Singapore.

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