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[Cover Story] The 3D Revolution Takes Flight
Vol. 35 No. 9 September 2010 
About Taiwan  
3D Film Craze
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3D Film Craze-- Passing Fad, or the Next Big Thing?
  
-- Passing Fad, or the Next Big Thing?
 
Lin Hsin-ching/photos by Chuang Kung-ju/tr. by David Smith
Many have had the startlingly novel experience as kids of seeing 3D movies at the planetarium or the science museum. All you had to do was put on a pair of special glasses to go zipping through the c...
Mass Communications
Diverse Applications for 3D
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Lin Hsin-ching/photos courtesy of NCHC/tr. by Geoff Hegarty and Sophia Chen
Three-dimensional imaging provides audiences with a sense of the distance between objects in the field of view. This visual depth contributes enormously to the entertainment value of film and televisi...
Diverse Applications for 3D
Education  
From an Elite Taipei High School To Cultivating the Bunun Tribal Elite
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From an Elite Taipei High School To Cultivating the Bunun Tribal Elite
  
 
Teng Sue-feng/photos by Lan Chun-hsiao/tr. by Jonathan Barnard
"Look how many resources Bukut-one person-has discovered for the Bunun! The goal of Vox Nativa is to seek out and cultivate more people like Bukut." So says Liao Dashan, a mover behind the planning of...
Education
Student Loans: Dream Makers or Balls and Chains?
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Andre Huang/tr. by Jonathan Barnard
As summer slips into fall, universities have finished ship-ping out this year's graduates and have now turned toward welcoming their new freshmen classes. These arrivals and departures, in addition to...
Student Loans: Dream Makers or Balls and Chains?
Ethnicity and Culture  
Set in Stone: Keeping Ali Aboriginal Community Alive
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Set in Stone: Keeping Ali Aboriginal Community Alive
  
 
Coral Lee/photos courtesy of Gu Xiuhui/tr. by Phil Newell
Located at the southernmost tip of the Central Mountain Range is the ancient Rukai settlement of Ali, the most remote in Wutai Township. In recent years efforts to promote eco-tourism have won a lot o...
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Correction: On page 43 of Taiwan Panorama's December 2008 domestic Chinese-English edition (January 2009 overseas edition), in the article "New Thoughts on the Nation's History--Academia Historica Lin Man-houng on the Treaty of Taipei," the English text states that the 1943 Cairo Declaration was "signed" by the Allied leaders attending the Cairo Conference. This is an incorrect translation of the Chinese, and should read "issued." The Cairo Declaration was in fact unsigned. We apologize to readers for this mistake.
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