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Hello! I'm Boonie,currently studying in YJC, 128'08. I love all forms of Art; reading good books and shopping like there's no tomorrow:) I love to have fun esp. hanging out with my girlfriends. OH, and i <3 Mama Earth:)
Hello! I'm Boonie,currently studying in YJC, 128'08. I love all forms of Art; reading good books and shopping like there's no tomorrow:) I love to have fun esp. hanging out with my girlfriends. OH, and i <3 Mama Earth:)
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♥2008年10月29日星期三
i was blog hopping and came across this petition thing for polytechnic students as pertaining to bus fares...
Yea, i do feel tt it's unfair for them too- putting myself in their shoes...
However, this is abit too erm.....
"It is obviously unfair that SMRT and SBS charge polytechnic students adult fares while JC students only pay 45cents per trip. Are we not of the same age as JC students? Do we NOT travel as much as JC students do? Are our families (financial situtation u mean?) any better off than theirs? The general answer is NO, Polytechnic students are in fact just average students. Yes, there are elder(older you mean?) students who are already working and capable of supporting themselves, but they still hold a very much smaller percentage as compared to the young students fresh from secondary school. I do believe SMRT and SBS are smart enough to not make decisions based on stereotyping thinking, and i certainly do believe that they are capable of being fair and unbiased, so i take it this fare difference was due to negligence in decision discussion and making. A higher fare would very directly affect the students' moods about school, discouraging students from poorer families to continue with their studies. This could impact the Singaporean economy as the majority of people studying go to polytechnics(any statistics to prove this?) after their O levels, and a high fare would discourage workers from coming back to polytechnics to upgrade themselves."
SingapoRean Polytechnics! D:
Since when had e schools became singaporeans?
E tone is outrageously wrong, i presume tt it was written without careful thoughts and plannings.
I really wonder if such a formal complain letter would be considered by the organisations. That's partially because u're not even giving them "face" when u speak to em like this. So, if they do abide, they'd be admitting that it was their fault for e unhappiness caused. However, if they do ignore this, i guess the public would be very much PISSED off. i mean... look at e no. of ppl who'd signed e petition: 23733, as of currently.
It's def. unfair for e students..... but i guess e letter can be better improved.
I'm not mocking at this person for his language. But he could at least Consult somebody about it before sending it out right? (considering that this is such an important event that affects so many)
already e structure of e letter and phrasings are in one big mess.................... ok. STOP.
I'd still like to praise this person for doing this. I guess many ppl has been tolerating such 'unfair treatments' but not many of them tried to change e situation with practical actions. This person has in fact done so.. So, it's good. it's courageous. he ought to be praised for this.... and i mean it.
ok.. i guess i'm stressed out by e mountain of work infront of me. haiz.
no offence to anyone. im only criticising e letter format.
byebye*