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DOUBLE BLESSINGS FROM TWO NEW SISTER SCHOOLS

Two new foreign universities, Babe-Bolyai University, Romania, and The University of Panama, Panama, join alliance with TKU, respectively on March 17, and May 5, 2006, becoming the 88th and 89th TKU sister schools.

THE WIND CHORUS SING FOR THE COMPASSION FOR THE SOCIETY

The Wind chorus – a chorus composed by people with sight disability, invited by the Oversea Chinese Student Guidance Section, brought a touching and peaceful evening to all teachers and students with great performance in Carrie Chang Music Hall on 19th. Several famous Broadway classical masterpieces, such as “Somewhere Out There,” were sung by the chorus without music instrument accompaniment. The gentle a cappella easily touch the heart of the audiences.

CLUB EVALUATION: KALEIDOSCOPE OF ACHIEVEMENT

The 94 school year school club evaluation, “Kaleidoscope,” sponsored by the Office Of Student Affairs and Student Association will take place and hold tea party on 31st (the Wednesday) and last for three days.

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION SPONSORS THE EVENT OF “DOUBLE ENTERPRISE CUP” BALL GAME COMPETITION

The 8th “Double Enterprises Cup” sponsored by the Department Of Business Administration kicked off on the 20th and 21st on Tamsui campus. Various enterprises and teachers and students of Department Of Business Administration were invited to participate in the event. The games were very competitive, and TKU team won the 3rd place in softball only.

A SERIES OF EVENTS TO CELEBRATE THE 16TH ANNIVERSARY OF MARITIME MUSEUM

In order to celebrate the 16th anniversary of Maritime Museum and to go along with the graduation ceremony, Maritime Museum will hold a series of events from today. They include opening the deck region to offer teachers and students taking pictures, and presenting a concert as well as the activity of Searching Treasure Island. Welcome all the staff, students, alumni, and their relatives to come and join.

TKU VICE PRESIDENT DR. KAO PO-YUAN WILL LEAD STUDENTS TO CLEAN THE COMMUNITY AROUND THE CAMPUS

In order to put public service course into practice and strengthen students’ life education, Dr. Kao Po-yuan, Vice President for Administrative Affairs, will tidy the surrounding of the TKU campus in person, leading students to clean Ke-Nan Slope, Hsueh-Fu Road, and the 2nd Sec. of Shui-Yuen Street at 4 p.m. on May 30.

TKU UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC REGULATIONS HAVE BEEN REVISED

Along with the amendment of University Act, TKU University Academic Regulations have been revised as well. For example, TKU students who take minor subject or double majors can study in other schools, and TKU students can have student status of other school under the permission of related departments and graduate institutes. The revised regulations has already been passed at the Academic Affairs General Meeting and will be proposed at the University Affairs Meeting on June 2. It will be put into practice after it is passed at the University Affairs Meeting and presented to Ministry of Education.

STATUE OF FIVE-TIGER HILL RECORDS THE HISTORY OF NAMING

COMMENSEMENT IN GYMNASIUM THIS SATURDAY

The blossoming season of flamboyant has come, and graduates are leaving. To celebrate their completion of study, 8047 graduates will walk up the stairs of Five-Tiger Hill to the newly open Shao-mo Memorial Gymnasium for the commencement at 10:00 a.m. this Saturday. Before that, a campus parade will be held for bestowing on students sweet memory of Tamkang and teachers’ blessing and leading them to a brand new page of life.

PRESIDENT C. I. CHANG ATTENDED NAFUP