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Purpose of “Foreign Students Square”
for Foreign student studying in Japan:
Please use this site for your studying abroad to get fruitful learning and the human network making.
for Graduate: look！
This is the same mechanism as “Communication & Exchange Square” excluding the following. (1) Language used: For many people's easy participation, all participants can use either Japanese or English. Please select the language by yourself.
(2) Participant: How to use Square Square rules The handle name is displayed. Only the handle name named by yourself is displayed on this “Foreign students Square”, though writing full name is indispensable for the entry (or comment). Entry (Inquiry) Please enter from " Entry (Inquiry) " when you write article. password Only the person who had written the article can read the comment (advice) full text using the password. |
Hillary Clinton’s Concession Speech: Digest“Our campaign was never about one person or one election,” she said. “It was about the country we love, about building a country that was hopeful, inclusive and big hearted.” There was a strong sense of passing on a torch to her supporters: “You represent the best of America,” she told the room, before promising that a woman president will happen one day: “I know we have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling but some day, someone will and hopefully sooner than we think right now.” Speaking to the alarm felt by many about the tone of the campaign, Clinton acknowledged the divisions in American society and stressed “the rule of law” and equality under the law. “We respect and cherish these values … and we must defend them,” she said. Whether this was a goodbye, or a rallying call for a new movement, isn’t quite clear. But Clinton was certainly keen to focus on the future of her country rather than dwelling on her loss. She admitted the the result is painful and “will be for some time” and there was a moment when she looked ready to cry, but she pulled it back quickly. So what now for Hillary Clinton? I’m not sure. But the delivery of a speech like this on a day which must be full of pain shows she is nothing if not a professional political operator. from https://intpolicydigest.org/2016/11/11/hillary-clinton-s-concession-speech-class-political-act/ November 11, 2016 5:05 PM by Saburou(Japan) |
