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The rich Taokays who funded NY obviously have nothing better to do than to change the name of the school. To a positively revolting one at that. Chung Cheng Junior College a.k.a. CCJC. The school alumni came to school today to harvest support against the decision i.e. asking us to sign the petition. Hordes of people flocked to them in hope of retaining the better-sounding albeit cheena name of Nanyang. The decision shall be made next week by the committee.

Heard from the alumni that there actually was a rationale behind the change, and that was for the Chung Cheng integrated programme. Even if that was the case, the name can always be retained (IMO). So what if the names are same? It makes the committee happier, but pisses the student body off.

Come to think of it, I actually shouldn't be too bothered by this because my batch will probably not be affected by it. On with the better things in life...

This entry was posted by Kelvin, on Tuesday, May 31, 2005.

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