[:en]The human brain has 100 billion neurons, each neuron connected to 10 thousand other neurons. Sitting on your shoulders is the most complicated object in the known universe.[:zh]人的大脑有数千亿神经元，每个神经元与上万神经元相连接。 诸君肩上便是已知的宇宙中最复杂的存在。[:pb]O CÉREBRO HUMANO POSSUI 100 BILHÕES DE NEURÔNIOS, CADA UM CONECTADO A 10 MIL OUTROS NEURÔNIOS. SENTADO EM SEUS OMBROS ENCONTRA-SE O OBJETO MAIS COMPLEXO DO UNIVERSO CONHECIDO. [:es]EL CEREBRO HUMANO TIENE 100 000 MILLONES DE NEURONAS, CADA UNA DE LAS CUALES ESTÁ CONECTADA A OTRAS 10 000. SOBRE SUS HOMBROS, SE ENCUENTRA EL OBJETO MÁS COMPLEJO DE TODO EL UNIVERSO CONOCIDO.[:ar]يحتوي المخ البشري على 100 مليار خلية عصبية كل خلية منها تتصل بعدد 10 آلاف خلية عصبية أُخرى. إن ما فوق كتفيك هو الكائن الأكثر تعقيدًا في الكون المعروف. [:]

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[:en]Golden Tiger Award Winners for 2016-2017[:]

Special Issue ･ June 14, 2017
[:en]The Golden Tiger Award celebrates courageous innovation at Avenues.

The individuals selected for this year’s Golden Tigers had the fortitude to take big chances, explore the unknown, and challenge the status quo. With their imagination and persistent efforts, they have further lifted our students’ learning experiences and strengthened our institution.

With our thanks, here are the Golden Tiger Award winners for 2016–2017:

Joseph D’Annibale Ingrid Lamia Jamie Lilly Yingwen Chen Jacob Goren (Parent Conference tiger team), for offering a compelling student-led vision for parent conferences. Sophie Fisher, for blazing trails with Avenues Online. Sharan Gill, for research and development in HIP Writing. Mike Maccarone, for leading innovation by example, from IPBL to the global academic deanship. Todd Shy, for leading innovation by example, from program development to school visioning.
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