【校園突發】港大三幅連儂牆破壞情況
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**新增校方回應
連接百周年校園及本部校園大學街(U-Street)的連儂牆和祭壇於今日(9月26日)傍晚約7時被大批不明人士毀壞。連儂牆亦曾於7月11日遭受大規模的破壞。
大約20名人士撕毀連儂牆上的海報、毀壞桌上的祭壇,並破壞學生會的旗幟,期間保安沒有主動阻止。該批不明人士大部分戴上口罩和帽,其中一名男子更以雨傘遮擋其他在場人士拍攝。過程中,該批人士與其他在場人士發生口角。
疑有份參與破壞連儂牆的人士上載了事發經過的節錄到「香江同心會」的Facebook專頁。片中,一名女子稱自己及同行人士為「一班普通的香港市民」,他們「冇大檯,冇機構,冇錢收」。該名女子指他們正「清潔緊香港大學」,並解釋其舉動為「唔希望自己嘅仔女係咁唔乾淨嘅大學入邊讀書?」。該批不明人士的面貌於片中被遮蓋。
(23:45更新)港大發言人回覆校園電視查詢:「晚上約七時,有三十多人從地鐵站走到大學街,撕除一批海報,當大學增援保安到場時,他們陸續離開。對於同類破壞行徑屢次在校園發生,大學深表遺憾,強調任何組織或人士都不應擅自破壞校園設施及陳設物。大學正檢視事件及校園管理和保安措施,並且不排除向涉事人士追究責任。」
影片連結:https://www.facebook.com/watch/…
【Campus Breaking News】HKU Lennon Wall sabotaged by around 20 unknown individuals
Lennon Wall and altars on HKU University Street were sabotaged by an unknown group of people at 7 pm today (26/9). The Lennon Wall was also vandalised in a large-scale way on 11/7.
Around 20 unknown individuals tore down the posters on the Lennon Wall, destroyed alters on the desk and damaged the flag of the Students’ Union. Most of the individuals wore masks and caps. One man even used an umbrella to block a present individual from filming the scene. In the meantime, some of the unknown individuals quarrelled with others that were present.
A video clip of the scene is uploaded to the Facebook Page 「香江同心會」 by an individual suspected of participating in the destruction of the Lennon Wall. In the clip, a woman claimed that fellow individuals and her are “a group of normal Hong Kong citizens”, and that they “don’t have leaders or organisations and they don’t get paid”. The woman claimed that they are “cleaning the HKU” and justified their acts by saying that “they don’t want their children to study in such a dirty university?”. These individuals’ faces are blocked on the video.
(23:45 updates)Response of HKU spokesperson to Campus TV’s inquiry:
“At around 7pm tonight, around 30 individuals walked to the University Street from the MTR station and tore down a batch of posters. When the school sent in reinforcement and the security guards arrived, those individuals left one after the other. The school regrets the same behaviours of vandalism that have repeatedly happened on campus, and stresses that any organisation or individual should not destroy the school’s facilities and exhibits without authorisation. The school is looking into the incident, the school’s management and security measures. The school does not rule out the possibility of holding the persons involved responsible.”
The video link: https://www.facebook.com/watch/…
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【校園突發】港大三幅連儂牆破壞情況
(Please scroll down for English Version)
**新增校方回應
連接百周年校園及本部校園大學街(U-Street)的連儂牆和祭壇於今日(9月26日)傍晚約7時被大批不明人士毀壞。連儂牆亦曾於7月11日遭受大規模的破壞。
大約20名人士撕毀連儂牆上的海報、毀壞桌上的祭壇,並破壞學生會的旗幟,期間保安沒有主動阻止。該批不明人士大部分戴上口罩和帽,其中一名男子更以雨傘遮擋其他在場人士拍攝。過程中,該批人士與其他在場人士發生口角。
疑有份參與破壞連儂牆的人士上載了事發經過的節錄到「香江同心會」的Facebook專頁。片中,一名女子稱自己及同行人士為「一班普通的香港市民」,他們「冇大檯,冇機構,冇錢收」。該名女子指他們正「清潔緊香港大學」,並解釋其舉動為「唔希望自己嘅仔女係咁唔乾淨嘅大學入邊讀書?」。該批不明人士的面貌於片中被遮蓋。
(23:45更新)港大發言人回覆校園電視查詢:「晚上約七時,有三十多人從地鐵站走到大學街,撕除一批海報,當大學增援保安到場時,他們陸續離開。對於同類破壞行徑屢次在校園發生,大學深表遺憾,強調任何組織或人士都不應擅自破壞校園設施及陳設物。大學正檢視事件及校園管理和保安措施,並且不排除向涉事人士追究責任。」
影片連結:https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2817119455183074&extid=zzRPeUPQvNX5aZQC
【Campus Breaking News】HKU Lennon Wall sabotaged by around 20 unknown individuals
Lennon Wall and altars on HKU University Street were sabotaged by an unknown group of people at 7 pm today (26/9). The Lennon Wall was also vandalised in a large-scale way on 11/7.
Around 20 unknown individuals tore down the posters on the Lennon Wall, destroyed alters on the desk and damaged the flag of the Students’ Union. Most of the individuals wore masks and caps. One man even used an umbrella to block a present individual from filming the scene. In the meantime, some of the unknown individuals quarrelled with others that were present.
A video clip of the scene is uploaded to the Facebook Page 「香江同心會」 by an individual suspected of participating in the destruction of the Lennon Wall. In the clip, a woman claimed that fellow individuals and her are “a group of normal Hong Kong citizens”, and that they “don’t have leaders or organisations and they don’t get paid”. The woman claimed that they are “cleaning the HKU” and justified their acts by saying that “they don’t want their children to study in such a dirty university?”. These individuals’ faces are blocked on the video.
(23:45 updates)Response of HKU spokesperson to Campus TV’s inquiry:
“At around 7pm tonight, around 30 individuals walked to the University Street from the MTR station and tore down a batch of posters. When the school sent in reinforcement and the security guards arrived, those individuals left one after the other. The school regrets the same behaviours of vandalism that have repeatedly happened on campus, and stresses that any organisation or individual should not destroy the school’s facilities and exhibits without authorisation. The school is looking into the incident, the school’s management and security measures. The school does not rule out the possibility of holding the persons involved responsible.”
The video link: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2817119455183074&extid=zzRPeUPQvNX5aZQC
sabotaged 在 Campus TV, HKUSU 香港大學學生會校園電視 Facebook 的最佳貼文
【校園突發】港大連儂牆被約20名不明人士破壞
(Please scroll down for English version)
**新增校方回應
連接百周年校園及本部校園大學街(U-Street)的連儂牆和祭壇於今日(9月26日)傍晚約7時被大批不明人士毀壞。連儂牆亦曾於7月11日遭受大規模的破壞。
大約20名人士撕毀連儂牆上的海報、毀壞桌上的祭壇,並破壞學生會的旗幟,期間保安沒有主動阻止。該批不明人士大部分戴上口罩和帽,其中一名男子更以雨傘遮擋其他在場人士拍攝。過程中,該批人士與其他在場人士發生口角。
疑有份參與破壞連儂牆的人士上載了事發經過的節錄到「香江同心會」的Facebook專頁。片中,一名女子稱自己及同行人士為「一班普通的香港市民」,他們「冇大檯,冇機構,冇錢收」。該名女子指他們正「清潔緊香港大學」,並解釋其舉動為「唔希望自己嘅仔女係咁唔乾淨嘅大學入邊讀書?」。該批不明人士的面貌於片中被遮蓋。
(23:45更新)港大發言人回覆校園電視查詢:「晚上約七時,有三十多人從地鐵站走到大學街,撕除一批海報,當大學增援保安到場時,他們陸續離開。對於同類破壞行徑屢次在校園發生,大學深表遺憾,強調任何組織或人士都不應擅自破壞校園設施及陳設物。大學正檢視事件及校園管理和保安措施,並且不排除向涉事人士追究責任。」
【Campus Breaking News】HKU Lennon Wall sabotaged by approximately 20 unknown individuals
Lennon Wall and altars on HKU University Street were sabotaged by an unknown group of people at 7 pm today (26/9). The Lennon Wall was also vandalised in a large-scale way on 11/7.
Around 20 unknown individuals tore down the posters on the Lennon Wall, destroyed alters on the desk and damaged the flag of the Students’ Union. Most of the individuals wore masks and caps. One man even used an umbrella to block a present individual from filming the scene. In the meantime, some of the unknown individuals quarrelled with others that were present.
A video clip of the scene is uploaded to the Facebook Page 「香江同心會」 by an individual suspected of participating in the destruction of the Lennon Wall. In the clip, a woman claimed that fellow individuals and her are “a group of normal Hong Kong citizens”, and that they “don’t have leaders or organisations and they don’t get paid”. The woman claimed that they are “cleaning the HKU” and justified their acts by saying that “they don’t want their children to study in such a dirty university?”. These individuals’ faces are blocked on the video.
(23:45 updates)Response of HKU spokesperson to Campus TV’s inquiry:
“At around 7pm tonight, around 30 individuals walked to the University Street from the MTR station and tore down a batch of posters. When the school sent in reinforcement and the security guards arrived, those individuals left one after the other. The school regrets the same behaviours of vandalism that have repeatedly happened on campus, and stresses that any organisation or individual should not destroy the school’s facilities and exhibits without authorisation. The school is looking into the incident, the school’s management and security measures. The school does not rule out the possibility of holding the persons involved responsible.”
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"Girls always say they are fine even when they are not!" "Girls are sooooo indecisive!" "Girls always expect the guy to pay the bill"
Do you agree or disagree with these?
When it comes to the behavior of girls in relationships,
almost everyone has an opinion, and usually, there are a lot of misunderstandings.
Some people have the tendency to make assumptions about the girls in a relationship, do girls still know who they are anymore? ?
Although some of the assumptions may be true, doesn't mean they should be applied to all.
Of course, these statements are not generalized but most of the girls face these misconceptions in their relationship. It's really not fair to make those assumptions when you don't even know what's REALLY going on. If we cannot be 100% sure about something, communicate with our partner, don't make assumptions.
If we live our relationship like that, our happiness will be sabotaged because assumptions damage our connection with our partner, leaving no room for change, growth or negotiation for both of us.
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?? Construction of the Da Lat–Thap Cham Railway began in 1908, a decade after it had first been proposed by Paul Doumer, then Governor General of French Indochina, and proceeded in stages. Due to the difficulty of the mountainous terrain west of Sông Pha—where the Ngoan Muc Pass rose into the Central Highlands—construction proceeded slowly, requiring several rack railway sections and tunnels to be built. The railway was 84 km (52 mi) long, and rose almost 1,400 metres (4,600 ft) along a winding route with three rack rail sections and five tunnels. The railway tracks finally reached Da Lat in 1932, 24 years after construction had begun. Another railway station existed at the time, operated by the SGAI, a company that had managed the operation of the railway until that time. The job of designing and constructing a new railway station to replace the old one was given to French architects Moncet and Reveron, who submitted a proposal designed by Reveron in 1932. The new station would follow the Art Deco style popular at the time, but would incorporate some characteristics of a Cao Nguyen communal house of Vietnam's Central Highlands, specifically with its high, steep roofs. Construction of the new station began in 1935, directly supervised by Moncet, and was completed three years later in 1938, becoming one of the first colonial-style buildings to be erected in the area.
A JNR Class C12 steam locomotive at Da Lat Railway Station
Throughout the Vietnam War, the Da Lat–Thap Cham line—as with the entire Vietnamese railway network—was a target of bombardments and sabotage. Relentlessly sabotaged and mined by the Viet Cong, the line gradually fell out of use, with regular operations coming to an end in 1968. Following the Fall of Saigon in April 1975, the railway was dismantled to provide materials for the repair of the main line. In the 1990s, however, a 7 km (4.3 mi) section of the line between Da Lat Railway Station and the nearby village of Trại Mát was restored and returned to active use as a tourist attraction.
A 2002 planning document listed the restoration of the entire Da Lat–Thap Cham railway as a priority for infrastructure development for Da Lat and Lâm Đồng Province, including the upgrading of Da Lat Railway Station to handle passenger and cargo transportation. The proposed renewal received the backing of provincial and local governments, and the national government indicated that private companies would also be allowed to participate in the reconstruction of the railway. The project would also include a connection to the North–South Railway at Thap Cham, allowing trains to circulate between Da Lat and the rest of the country for the first time since the Vietnam War. In December 2009, four rail cars restored to look like the rail cars used on the Da Lat–Thap Cham line in the 1930s were put into use on the Da Lat–Trai Mat tourist railroad, carrying signage reading "Dalat Plateau Rail Road".
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