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88 PROFESSORS DISTINGUISHED IN RESEARCHES WON “LIGHT OF TAMKANG”

WIRELESS INTERNET ON CAMPUS EXTENDS INDOORS

Tamkang’s construction of the wireless Internet has turned to the third period this semester. After its completion, faculties and students can log on the Internet through laptops in 90% area of Tamsui and Taipei Campuses and everywhere in Lanyang Campus.

MULTI-LINGUAL E-LEARNING WEBSITE GETS INITIATED

CIVIL BEAUTY TRAIN MOVES FROM TAMKANG

The “Civil Beauty Train,” sponsored by Council for Cultural Affairs, Taiwan, and organized by Tamkang University has been initiated on December 27, 2005 at Huashan Cultural Park, Taipei. The opening ceremony was hosted by Chen Chi-nan, Chairperson of Council for Cultural Affairs, and Kao Po-yuan, Vice President of Administrative Affairs, TKU. In the mean time, a short film for the civil beauty movement, “Reinhabitation,” is premiered.

FACILITATING INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION PLANS AMONG UNIVERSITIES: CHANG HORNG-JINH

Dr. Chang Horng-Jinh, former TKU president, is the convener for setting up the ” Higher Education Foundation for International Cooperation”. On October 15th, 2005, Ministry of Education has sanctioned the establishment of this foundation, with TKU President C. I. Chang as the Chair of the board of trustee. President C. I. Chang states that she will assist the development among various universities and work on international exchange and cooperation.

STUDENTS FROM CHINESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM DISPLAYED DELICIOUS FOOD

The annul school fair, hosted by Division of Continuing Education, took place at Taipei campus on last Friday. International students from all over the world, who joined the Chinese Language Program of DOCE, participated the vending and tabling. Stan...

OVERSEAS CHINESE STUDENTS TO HAVE REUNION MEAL:

Overseas Chinese Student Guidance Section will host a reunion dinner party at the restaurant, Ching-Sheng building, at 6 o’clock in the evening on January 10th (Tuesday). People from Ministry of Education, Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission and some...

BE AWARE OF THE BIRD FLU: NATIONS AFFECTED BY AVIAN INFLUENZA VIRUS

During winter vacation, many overseas Chinese students of TKU will return home, while a number of teachers and students may travel to some Southeastern Asian countries. Yet recently, the epidemic situation of bird flu calls for precaution. Overseas Chinese Student Guidance Section disseminates the leaflets about bird flu to overseas Chinese students, and Sanitation and Fitness Section keeps the exhortation to the teachers and students about to go abroad. Sanitation and Fitness Section indicates that at present, Taiwan is still a bird flu free zone since there is no case of avian influenza in Taiwan, so the school authorities only offer ear thermometers in the female dormitory and provide gauze mask to students under an attack of fever. Nevertheless, both sections remind persons who are going to the bird-flu inflicted countries to be more careful. Overseas Chinese Student Guidance Section appeals to the overseas Chinese students that if they have to go into and out of the nations affected by bird flu, they should follow the inspection and quarantine procedures of the Customs. They should put themselves in quarantine for ten days after they come back to Taiwan and pay attention to their personal hygiene.

TKU SUCCESSFULLY PROMOTES EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS

The Forum and Result Presentation of how TKU promotes extracurricular activities of Elementary and High schools was held on Dec. 26. In the opening ceremony, Dr. Kao Po-yuan, Vice President for Administrative Affairs, said, “It is TKU’s goal to integrate the educational resources of elementary and high schools in Tamsui area.”