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The Fine Arts Exhibition Is Full of Surprises

COLORFUL ELECTION CAMPAIGN HELD FOR THE PRESIDENT OF FEDERATION OF DEPARTMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, COLLEG

You may wonder you have entered a ball when you saw female students playing local comedian—Chu Ke-liang and three male students wearing grass skirts dancing. It was not, but one of the election campaign scenes for president of the Federation of Departmental Associations (FDA), College of Technology. By contrast with student councilmen’s election, every candidate has done whatever he/she can to fan the campaign to a high peak. Finally, Wu Yu-chia, junior of Department of Management, was elected as the federation president.

ONLY 13 WERE ELECTED TO STUDENT COUNCIL; TOTAL NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS IS FAR SHORTER THAN THE THR

The result of the member-election of the Tenth Student Council came out last week. Only a total of 13 were elected as members of the Tenth Student Council, far shorter than the 51-seat threshold because only 23 candidates took part in the election.

LIN HSIN-YI AND CHANG WEI-CHING BECOME FAMOUS HOME AND ABROAD

Lin Hsin-yi, a student of Department of Practical Japanese, TKU now studying at Asia University, Japan on exchange student program, won the most excellent award on the 24th Kozo Ohda Cup Speech Contest. Chang Wei-ching won the third place in the 19th Japanese Speech Contest for North District of Taiwan sponsored by Japan’s Asia Airways (JAA).

TKU PRESIDENT WILL BE CITED FOR HIS EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE ON OVERSEAS CHINESE STUDENT GUIDANCE AND C

Tamkang University (TKU) President Dr. Chang Horng-jinh will be cited at the Fourth Academic Seminar on Overseas Chinese Education at National Taiwan Normal University on Dec. 26, 2002 for his outstanding performance on the guiding and counseling overseas Chinese students.

TKU FOUNDER LEADS A DELEGATION TO VISIT INDIA FOR COOPERATION

Tamkang University (TKU) Founder and concurrently World League for Freedom and Democracy (WLFD) Dr. Clement C. P. Chang led a 25-member delegation to attend the first “Taiwan and Indian Cooperation Forum” in New Dehli on Dec. 18.

TKU PRESIDENT SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHES TAIWAN HIGHER EDUCATION EXHIBITION IN MALAYSIA

MORE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CAMPS URGED TO BE HELD FOR KNOWING BETTER TKU

In order to cope with the diversity of university’s entrance projects and meet the radical competition of higher education market, the school authorities have decided to call on the departmental associations to sponsor senior high school students’ study camps so as to help them know better Tamkang University (TKU).