Department of Political Economy Newsletter
Hello, alumni and everyone reading this newsletter. I am the editor-in-chief of this end-of-semester issue and the future Academic Team leader of the 14th Student Association. The semester has come to an end, and we know there is much to miss. Let this issue take you back through those wonderful moments.
Dear faculty, alumni, fellow students, and junior students: please excuse this interruption as we present this issue of the newsletter.
First, we sincerely apologize for the delay in publication, caused by work on some columns and the editing process. This issue contains three major features—Political Economy News Flash, Colorful Seasoning, and Political Economy Notable Figures—each with engaging content. Finally, we thank the Academic Team and Library and Information Team students who completed this issue together, and hope you enjoy it.
Hello, everyone! It is time for another Political Economy Newsletter. The semester is quickly reaching its end, and many large and small events were held at year-end. The Academic Team invites you to revisit them one by one; if you missed an event, you can still experience it through these articles.
A new year after doomsday—our new newsletter takes its first trial run!
Issue 0101 — Freshman Special Issue
This issue covers campus life and food near campus so that you can fully enjoy university life. We also introduce colorful places to visit off campus—take a walk there with classmates in your free time. We have compiled a packing checklist for moving into the dormitory, along with the department chair’s advice and encouragement and a thoughtful message board from senior students, to help new students join the Political Economy family more quickly.
What do you do with your life? I use mine to read the newsletter.
This issue’s featured person: Deng Yuyou, who successfully lost 28 kg, but was still just as gross afterward and not much more handsome.
Published: 2011-08-25
This issue aims to help incoming Class of 104 Political Economy students adapt to their surroundings. It mainly introduces food, entertainment, and daily life around campus. We hope you enjoy it :-) Please look forward to a brand-new issue after the semester begins!
Published: 2011-06-11
With summer heat and phoenix blossoms comes graduation season. This issue follows that theme by interviewing several Class of 100 senior students. We thank them for sharing their study and life experiences; every experience and suggestion is valuable knowledge unavailable in books. Everyone has also prepared small gifts for them. This issue’s WANTED feature, “Words for the Class of 100,” contains messages long kept in our hearts and will surely give the seniors a surprise!
Published: 2011-04-01
The Political Economy Newsletter is your good companion for spring break = )
Winter-vacation special issue
Published: 2010-08-28
pelearning@gmail.com for a chance to win a prize!! This rich and varied issue introduces the Flora Expo and Kaohsiung Film Festival, analyzes the Greater Kaohsiung election, and uses the “Extraordinary People” column to reveal a new face of the Department. It interviews the department chair, Professor Ming-Hsuan Lee (李明軒), and the newly appointed Student Association president and vice president.
Political Economy News Flash recalls the happy memories of the first-year camp.
The travel column goes international, offering good destinations for winter vacation.
Knowledge Telescope focuses on the recently popular topic of exchange programs.
There is also a comprehensive guide to graduate-school choices in NSYSU’s College of Social Sciences.
When you are hungry, the food column is naturally your first choice!!
You are also welcome to complete the feedback survey. Your suggestions are our strongest motivation to improve.
Published: 2010-08-28
Summer vacation is nearing its end.
A new semester is about to begin, as usual.
The thoughtful Political Economy Student Association is releasing a new newsletter issue.
This is the first newsletter published by the Class of 102 Academic Team.
We also thank the Library and Information Team for layout and design, and department students for helping one another.
This issue is aimed at newly enrolled Class of 103 Political Economy students.
It includes warm messages from senior students, general-education course selection, a food map, and preparations for the start of term.
We hope it is helpful to everyone and look forward to seeing you when classes begin.
Published: 2010-06-11
As the plum-rain front arrives, cicadas have begun to sing, and eagerly awaited summer vacation is approaching. It is also time to bid farewell to our beloved fourth-year seniors at graduation. This issue’s feature interviews several seniors about their four-year journey in Political Economy and their future plans. News Flash also analyzes the government’s 22K and 10K policies for graduating seniors, and reports on two international events: Thailand’s Red Shirt protests and the Greek credit crisis and eurozone. The content is sure not to disappoint.
Published: 2010-04-07
A slightly hot spring has arrived. This issue continues the popular new column “Secrets of the Shining Couple,” reporting on the romance of Lu Yunhong and Shi Yiting and faithfully recording the sweet interview process to bring you a full sense of spring. Like the warm sun, the Academic Team and Library and Information Team have worked hard to present the best Political Economy Newsletter. This issue has several changes: a newly designed layout by team leader Xu Peijia, and Class of 102 student reporters promoted to the planning team. The warmly received “Love Relay” column will also publish sincere contributions from loyal readers; please be sure to click and enjoy them.
Published: 2009-12-28. At the end of 2009, there were many activities: Music Night, tournaments, concerts, the Pixar animation exhibition, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve events. The Department also held lively events, from “Future Stories—Political Economy Week” and its lecture series to the Department Sports Day and the jointly organized event “理儀師之樂經” (original title; a jointly organized event of three departments). Political Economy News Flash vividly records them, helping readers make up for missed moments and piece together scattered memories. This issue also introduces the new “Secrets of the Shining Couple” column. Want to know the romance secrets of the Student Association president and spouse, and the vice president and Ding Ding? Click “Freshman News” for details!
Published: 2009-11-09
This issue was carefully produced over one and a half months by Class of 101 senior students in the Academic Team leading Class of 102 junior students, then laid out and published by the Library and Information Team. We believe readers will find our care and effort throughout the newsletter, and hope you enjoy it!
Published: 2009-09-01
The Political Economy Newsletter provides firsthand reports on department activities and knowledge from different fields in every issue. Its rich content and complete information make it essential reading for everyone in the Department. The newsletter is a standing responsibility of the Academic Team, produced by that team and published in collaboration with the Library and Information Team. Issue 9801 is intended for Class of 102 junior students, who will gain a deeper understanding of “university” after reading it.
Published: 2009-06-01
The latest Political Economy Newsletter, Issue 9705, is out! This issue expands the number of columns and divides them into three sections: “News Flash,” “Freshman News,” and “Colorful Seasoning.” Go take a look!
Published: 2009-03-30
Published: 2009-02-20
Published: 2009-01-09
Published: 2008-11-03
Political Economy Newsletter relaunch issue
Published: 2008-08-31