Signs of N.B.S.
December 11, 2009
Noted with affection but without comment: signs posted in the open areas of the primary school building at good old Nanshan Bilingual School. Follow the link below for more.
Well, one comment. These signs might seem strong or even Draconian, but this is a picture I took last summer at P.S. 321 in Brooklyn. So, not all that different.
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- Text : The Past Is Always With Us :: 05.03.2010
- Image : Li Jing Hua Yuan :: 05.03.2010
- Image : Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding :: 05.03.2010
- Image : Chengdu Things :: 05.03.2010
- Image : Chengdu Places :: 05.03.2010
- Image : Chengdu People II :: 05.03.2010
- Image : Chengdu People I :: 05.03.2010
- Text : Chengdu Chengdu Chengdu :: 05.03.2010
- Text : Goodbye Nanshan :: 01.17.2010
- Text : Sisters :: 01.09.2010
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- Text : Seventh Grade Sings! :: 12.15.2009
- Image : Jiaozi :: 12.11.2009
- All Dispatches
Tuesday, December 15, 2009 :: 01:15 PM
I’m switching from using “kind” words to “standard” words.
I love how the tiles are plastered into the wall as opposed to taped on paper. No room for negotiation.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009 :: 05:34 PM
I love renegade hyphenation.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009 :: 05:02 AM
And they’re also about 9 feet off ground, whereas the students aren’t more than 4 feet tall.
Amanda: even worse hyphenation coming soon…