Intro

What is your first impression of Spring? We asked this question to SPAS students. Many will think of rebirth and awakening, or even the start of hope and vitality. SPAS students have more impressive ideas than that!

Chloe Wang

Chloe Wang, a Chinese student at SPAS Campus, loves to take photos and write things about nature and character relationships. She believes that in any relationship, family, and friends, people need to make a concession to keep it continues since it is impossible for two friends to have perfect relationships without argument. Once people truly communicate with each other with the heart, they will have a deeper understanding of the character of their friends. Thus, better relationships are established

MY SPAS

By: Flora Wang

Spring is coming.

A season that is neither too hot nor too cold, a season that gives everything a rebirth, and a season for us to express our passion…

Spring is everywhere.

After a long season of chill and silence, everything is reviving. Outside, the seeds are sprouting, leaves are growing, and birds are singing. Inside the classrooms, we, the SPAS students, are enjoying our life in this school and getting towards our bright future.

Spring is a new beginning.

New semester, new courses, new events… everything new. And we are, using our best effort, to adjust to these changes that occurred in our lives.

Spring may end.

Spring is just a stage to transform. From cold to warm, from snow to rain, from barren branch to twig, from camellia to sakura. Spring is an amiable goddess who may leave in transitory. However, spring is not only a period of time.

Spring is our time.

As a new starting point, it carries all our hope for the coming year. Every one of us has our own expectations of ourselves: academic field, daily life, or relationships. And for these goals we had set, we are working hard, enjoying the scenery along the way, and becoming a better version of ourselves.

About us…

Hello, all readers, we are the Saint Paul American School Magazine Club and our name is WeUs. Currently, we have a staff of 12 students and 2 adult advisors, Catherine Yeung, and Maria Rasnovska. We hope to use our magazine to publish original student works and other forms of artistic creations. Our final goal is the cultivation and development of creativity and to inspire young artists to be confident in their works and to allow more people to appreciate the art that they have created.