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Global Times: Xi's letter strengthens decades-long friendship with Muscatine residents, boosts China-US youth exchanges

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일요일, 4월 28, 2024
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In an interview with the Global Times, students from Muscatine High School weren't bashful about their gratitude to President Xi.

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  • In an interview with the Global Times, students from Muscatine High School weren't bashful about their gratitude to President Xi.
  • "In my and my classmates' letter to President Xi, we wanted to highlight how eye-opening this trip truly was.
  • The program aimed at inviting 50,000 American youths over the next five years to China for exchanges and study.
  • Some Chinese schools also expressed their interest in fostering a sister school relationship with Muscatine High School.

Midwest Technical Institute announces 2024 High School Welding Competition winners

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수요일, 4월 24, 2024
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East Peoria, Ill., April 24, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Midwest Technical Institute (MTI) held the 2024 Illinois High School Welding Competition at their East Peoria campus on Saturday, April 20.

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  • East Peoria, Ill., April 24, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Midwest Technical Institute (MTI) held the 2024 Illinois High School Welding Competition at their East Peoria campus on Saturday, April 20.
  • “The High School Welding Competition was a resounding success, with 28 high schools in attendance and $36,000 in MTI scholarships going to seniors from various local high schools,” said Cole Huff, MTI East Peoria campus president.
  • The second-prize winner, Dylan Wood from Midwest Central High School, received a $2,500 scholarship.
  • “The annual welding competition helps spark a love of welding and sharpens students’ skills,” said Huff.