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A cup of tea and friendship

Posted By David French on February 6, 2013 9:05 AM

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The simple acts and rituals of life can be so meaningful in developing things like a friendship.

Confucianism will be explored by T.R.U. International student Victor Yu today along with business professor and key speaker Doctor Warveni Jap.

They will talk about how the great Chinese teacher and philosopher can affect your life in a daily way.

Those are some of the elements covered in a workshop at the University today.

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