Varsity May 2002

Cover Story People: Denise Ho works hard to please herself Local pop singer plays hard and works hard at her music.
Campus and Education New information centre to promote Chinese opera The Chinese Opera Information Centre has audio-visual collections of this traditional Chinese art form..
Periscope Voucher system Proposal for a voucher system arouses controversy among educationalists. Scholars debate the merits of voucher systems Diametrically opposed views are held by local authorities. Direct Subsidy Scheme may be an alternative Local schools might benefit from direct subsidies.	Cover story: Denise Ho strives for music quality than quantity
Social Issues Excessive usage lowers antibiotics' effectiveness Patients' insistence on taking antibiotics boosts bacterial resistance. Mental illness among youth The number of psychiatric patients has been rising due to social problems.
Photo Features Shalom, but not farewell Varsity staff photo 2001/2002. The sixth Radio-controlled Helicopters Competition Instead of flying real helicopters, hobbyists turn to models instead.	Culture & Leisure: A glass sculptor with 50 years' handicraft experience
Culture & Leisure How shards of glass are turned into sculpture A glass sculptor demonstrates this rare art in Hong Kong. Automatic motor scooter licences Scooter fans share their driving experiences and their artwork.
People Jun Kung: Music is my life Born into a family of musicians, Jun Kung is a gifted performer. Arumimihifumi Tough Taiwanese girl who has lived through many challenges.	Photo Features: Hobbyists realize their flying dreams
Science & Technology DNA gifts help popularize advanced technology Digital watermark technology A young inventor made a scientific breakthrough by adding hidden data into digital media.
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