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For Academic Administration Learning Week Various Departments Go to Japan for Conference
10 Members From The Department of Architecture are Invited to Yilan Green Expo
The Physics Department Celebrates its 50th Anniversary
Announcements for Future Class Curriculum
Tamkang Times Shows What’s Behind the News
【Reported by Wen-yuan Zheng, Tamkang Times】This week in the Black Swan Exhibition Hall the Tamkang Times faculty members are holding, “Behind the News, My Q301 Days.” At the this display, observers can see the concept wall, writings, specialized film area, pictures, operation methods and the imagination room. A member of the Tamkang Times news team and four-year student of the Department of French, Jia-wen Lin, stated, “The people at Tamkang Times are always observing, communicating, recording, and listening. It’s like we are an invisible partner that no one can see or touch, but we bring the reality of what happens around campus to life. By holding this exhibition we can attract people who are like-minded and interested in becoming the eyes and ears of the university.”
Over 300 People Join Together to Sing Island’s Sunrise
The Power of the People is Discussed in Cheuh-sheng Plaza
【Reported by Jing-ya Su, Tamkang Times】Last week the Anti Chinese Trade Movement discussion took place in the Cheuh-sheng Plaza. On April 9th and 10th student organizations and international research groups gathered to defend the people’s rights. Dean of the Graduate Institute of International Affairs and Strategic Studies, Ming-hsien Wong, Professor from the Graduate Institute of European Studies, Dr. Li-Jiuan Chen-Rabich, and Assistant Professor of the Graduate Institute of Futures Studies, Shun-jie Ji, held an open discussion with students about the recent trade issue. In attendance was more than 100 individuals, who traded and exchanged their opinion about the matter. Vice President of the Student Council and four-year student of the Department of Public Administration, Min-fu Huang, stated, “The rights of the citizens is something that students must be aware and directly involved in. I hope that this event will promote knowledge and understanding of the recent issues so that students will be able to use good judgment as the situation unfolds. Obtaining detailed and relevant information is the key to solving difficult problems.”
The Office of Military Education and Training Hold Anti Smoking Event