Lighting K-economy's fire


STUDENTS today, facing the challenges of the knowledge-based or K-economy, can learn a lot from Shakespeare, says University of Nottingham Chancellor Prof Yang Fujia.  

“In this rapidly changing world, students now not only must learn how to know and how to do, but also learn how to be. To be or not to be, that is the question,” quotes the distinguished Chinese physicist and academic who is the university's first Asian chancellor. 

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