Welcome to WYKAAO
Welcome to WYKAAO
La Salle College Old Boys' Association held its 2025 Mahjong Competition and Dinner at NKS Banquet Hall on Sunday March 9. A number of joint-school friends including Wilson So, Bonbon Hu and Jeff Mah from WYKAAO also attended the event.
WYKAAO members at a Confederation of Greater Toronto Chinese Business Association event (from left: Johnny Chung ’03, Edwin Chan ’14, Steven Liu ’13)
Amy had published works previously on WYKAAO until Mr. Anthony Ho passed away in 2018. Thereafter she had one more translated novella published in memory of Mr. Ho. Now she likes to dedicate this piece of translated novella to an WYK alumnus 余晃英 ’61 whom she feels she owes him a lot. Click here to read.
Standing L to R
Ignatius Chong, Chan Sui Man, Anthony Au, Fred Yip, Anthony Lee & wife Chow Ying, Edmond Wong, Joe Chan and wife Yvonne, Johnny Fong and wife Youlander.
Sitting L to R
Adele Chong, Eva Chan, Ann Wong, Thomas Lau and wife Catherine.
I have compared Deepseek and ChatGPT, and it seems that Deepseek excels in solving math problems. I provided the same prompt to both tools to evaluate their performance:
“A man is standing on one side of a river, with two parallel banks 10 meters apart. He needs to swim across the river and then run 20 meters along the opposite bank. He swims at a speed of 1 meter per second and runs at a speed of 6 meters per second. Rather than swimming directly perpendicular to the riverbank, which path should he take to minimize his total travel time?”
Dear Hin-Shing,
I thought it best to do this memorial article in the form of an email addressed directly to you.
This is the most common form of communication between us. I am not a good telephone chatter, and dreaded your question, “Do you remember…”, for often I did not. We did use the land line not infrequently when there was something suddenly newsy or to exchange moans and groans about health conditions. <read the full article here>
Father Joseph Hampson, who leads the Jesuit Refugee Services in Thailand, recently visited Hong Kong for an important meeting with Cardinal Chow. During his visit, he had the opportunity to attend a calligraphy class at Hamilton College, taught by Mr. Chiu. Father Hampson thoroughly enjoyed the session and was especially intrigued by a list of Jesuits who have played a significant role in our school’s history.
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