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Congratulations to TAS Team 4253 Raid Zero for coming in first place at the 2017 Hawaii Regional FRC Robotics Competition! Their spectacular win comes on the heels of a silver place finish at the South Pacific Australia Regional competition. The team ranked first in qualification matches by a decisive margin and went on to lead the first seed alliance as captains. Impressively, they went undefeated through the finals.
- Upper School News
Congratulations to the TAS FRC Robotics team 4253 Raid Zero for taking home silver at the South Pacific Australian Regional competition. This amazing achievement qualifies the team to move on to the World Championships in St Louis. The tournament was comprised of two regional competitions occurring within the same week, marked by exciting and hard fought competition between all involved.
- Upper School News
Congratulations to the Research in Physics students for earning gold and silver medals at the Taiwan Young Physicist Tournament at National Taiwan Normal University.
- Upper School News
Taipei American School's RoboCup team of took first place at the Taiwan RoboCup Junior Open in Tainan, Taiwan. Their robotic performance showcased their improvisational drum robot that reads user instructions on a drum-pad and their interactive art display that evolves based on the music it hears.
- Upper School News
Congratulations to the TAS Team for advancing over defending world champions to earn a spot in the Elite 8 in the International Public Policy Forum in New York City! The forum is one of the most competitive and prestigious debate competitions in the world.
- Upper School News
On March 18, the TAS Girl Up Club hosted a day-long Leadership Summit. Over 60 participants attended the summit, including faculty and students from the Middle and Upper Schools. The club's President Janice Y. '18 and Vice President Niralee S. '18 were inspired to organize this conference after attending Girl Up's official Leadership Summit hosted in Washington, D.C.
- Alumni News
Four alumni including Jeffrey Wu '98, Johnson Yeh '98, Jennifer Chiang '98, and Jay Cheng '97 launched a startup business offering a convenient alternative for residents and travelers in Taipei. WeMo Scooter provides a new service that combines the concept of a sharing economy and deploys eco-friendly electric scooters managed by a smartphone app serving Taipei's Da-an, Xinyi, and Zhongzheng districts.
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Ms. Smith is the author of the critically acclaimed memoir Ordinary Light (Knopf, 2015) and three books of poetry. Life on Mars, her latest collection of poems, is in part a tribute to her late father, an engineer who worked on the Hubble Telescope. It won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize and was selected as a New York Times Notable Book. Tracy K. Smith is currently the Roger S. Berlind '52 Professor in the Humanities, and Director of the Creative Writing Program at Princeton University.
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