Varsity December Issue

• When will freedom arrive?

Answer Man

• What do you think is the most unfair thing in the world?

• Cybergate in China
• Ethics under fire
  • While the ICAC makes an effort to correct the ethical values of young workers and university students, tertiary students say ethics is not taken seriously in university curriculum.
• Women's group called pro-China

• Hotline systems are always busy
• Modern home for blind old people now in use
  • To them, everything is filled with darkness except their lives. Some elderly blind people spend their lives in homes for the aged blind, where they are under constant care and where they engage in activities.

• Police Dogs
  • Police dogs must be the bravest kind of "police": They don't have guns, they don't have protective clothes. All they have is a fierce bark and a nasty bite.
• Construction sites

• Homosexuals in campus
• Disabled students
  • They take more time to do almost everything. With insufficient facilities on the campuses, disabled students find university life difficult to adjust to.

• Beepers make familiar sound to tertiary students
• Fans collect idols' photos to show their loyality
  • Super fans lose their senses when it comes to anything related to their idols. They will do amazing things - such as buying thousands of photos of the same person.

• Dubbing artists talk about their jobs
  • Voices are an important part of acting, and dubbing artists inject souls into characters by projecting voices filled with emotions. Indeed, dubbing is not as easy as most people might think.
• Originality of local music

• Marine conservation areas
• Understanding dandruff
  • Doctors say many shampoos sold in the market cannot prevent or cure dandruff. They explain the real reasons for dandruff and offer tips to minimize those unsightly flakes on people's shoulders.

• Black Box : Music brings out their charisma