To: Council Members, Colleagues, Students and Alumni
The Chinese University of Hong Kong has received a letter from the President of Student Union of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUSU) on 29 May 2010 for displaying publicly on campus a statue of the Goddess of Democracy and related art objects. The University Dean of Students has liaised with the President of CUSU to understand the details of the application.
The University respects freedom of expression but firmly believes that the University should always maintain political neutrality. It is the duty of the University to respect and defend the freedom of all members of the University to express different opinions and to hold different positions, and the University should not align itself with actions or activities which project a political position that would compromise the University's principle of political neutrality. The University's Administrative and Planning Committee by secret ballot resolved unanimously to re-affirm the principle of political neutrality and for this reason could not accede to the request. The University understands the CUSU is exploring to organize some related activities, and has asked the University Dean of Students to continue to liaise with the President of CUSU.
說回上面這個,好像是第一次有人在街上看到後主動嚷著要去的band show。話說回來,我們應該是從來沒有一起去過 band show ... 是有點緊張。不過呢,也是同一句,我其實不是Joy Division fans,不過punk或者post punk我是相當ok的,加上可以順便支持一下吾友喎,所以也很雀躍就是了。