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| 【補習社, 英文補習, 補習英文, 中文補習, 補習中文, 英文課程, 暑期課程, 補習數學, 數學補習】 5月9日,一條“不準歧視我的學生”的微博帖子更是在網絡盛傳,不少網友看後感慨萬分,欽羨深大學子擁有此等“最牛校長”。“深圳某銀行招聘,規定須來自211大學。學生寫信給章校長,校長安慰:銀行招聘人員素質低,不必在意。第二天他讓學校財務處撤回學校在該銀行的所有存款,‘若再不改,就號召2萬多學生的傢長把存在這傢銀行的錢全部提出來’。涉事銀行很快改瞭招聘啟事。”引發網絡瘋傳,就是這條微博發出的內容。 You're listening to Today on Beyond Beijing, I'm Rob Costolloe with Xu Qinduo. But now we're joined by Zhou Jingnan as she tells us the story of a University president fighting for his students. Online Unleashed This is about Zhang Bigong, the president of Shenzhen University in China's southeastern Guangdong province, recently becoming an internet celebrity. His fame is attributed to a micro-blog sina weibo, forwarded by fellow bloggers for thousands of times. The micro blog tells how Zhang helped his students overcome discrimination from a local bank in its recruitment process in late 2007. The bank stipulated in its job notice that only graduates from China's top 211 universities were eligible for the recruitment examination. As Shenzhen University isn't part of such a list, Zhang instantly ordered the university's financial office to withdraw all its deposits from that bank till they change view towards his students. The Bank eventually compromised and Zhang's case – being a rare one for his position, is sparking a fierce debate on the internet. So let's take a look: (QD) Xiang Jian says on blog.sina.com.cn, I'm so envious of students in Shenzhen University. They have such an excellent president. When I was on campus, I never met the president of my university, not to mention to ask for his help. I believe it's the case with the absolute majority of university presidents in China. They are out of touch with the daily life of their students. Then how can they represent their interests! (ROB) Qin Mo writes on xinmin.cn, The behavior of a university president constitutes a guideline for his students. An upright president is the sunshine for his students. Under the guidance of Zhang Bigong, students in Shenzhen University surely will take a more positive attitude of their life in the future. How I hope that there will be more Zhang Bigongs in China! (JN) But Feiyang doubts on weibo.com, As far as I see, Zhang's case is just an individual one. What he encountered at that time was a bank, which cared most about money. But what would happen if it was Sinopec or some other monopoly enterprise? Could he boycott petroleum, electricity, or water? Even if he could boycott it, those enterprises still don't even care. Then what could he do? (QD) Laulau Zhe says on ycwb.com, There are so many universities in China. Why should not employers choose graduates from better universities in their mind as their employees? It's their freedom of choice. Graduates from key universities are generally with a higher starting point. Let's try to imagine that there are two graduates, one from a top university and the other from a mediocre university but with the same working capability, why should not the employer choose the one with a better education background? After all, survival of the fittest is always a golden principle in society. That wraps up today's Online Unleashed, thank you Jingnan. |
2015年5月14日星期四
“最牛校長”章必功
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