Bulletin Autumn‧Winter 1991
* To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the A rt Gallery staged an exhibition o f jades from the tomb o f the King Nanyue from 6th December 1991 to 16th February 1992. The exhibition was join tly presented by the A rt Gallery, the Museum of the Western Han Tomb of the Nanyue King, and the Kau Chi Society o f Chinese Art. Exhibits included about 100 pieces o f jades ex cavated from the tomb o f the Nanyue King, including the famous jade shroud, seals, sword fittings, discs, ornaments and vessels. The exquisite workmanship of the jades reveals the excellent quality and the regional style of jade carving in the Nanyue Kingdom in the early Western Han period. Orientation Day f o r Sixth Formers An orientation day was held on the campus on 5th October to familiarize sixth formers from local secondary schools with the academic programmes of the University and and student life in CUHK. The faculties of arts, business administration, engineering, medicine, science and social science opened their facilities to provide some 8,000 visitors with the latest information about their developments through seminars, video shows and counselling pro grammes. Prof. S.W. Tam, pro-vice-chancellor of the University, officiated at the opening ceremony. Dr. Ng Lee-Ming, the registrar, and other faculty mem bers were also present to discuss w ith the visiting students matters relating to University programmes. C UH K Won Intervarsity Rowing Championship The University's men's and women's rowing teams defeated their Hong Kong University counter parts in the fifth intervarsity rowing competition held on 29th September 1991 and captured the champion ship trophies. The scene o f action was the Shing Mun River near the Hong Kong Amateur Rowing Centre. The main races were the coxed eight 4,000-metre race for men and the coxed four 1,500-metre race for women. Much to the jubilation of CUHK onlookers, both the University's men's and women's teams won the races and were separately awarded the Shun Hing Cup (men) and the Pocari Cup (women). The row ing championship was first held in 1987 to promote interest in rowing. Since then it has become an important annual event between the two universities. □ NEWS I 31
Made with FlippingBook
RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy NDE2NjYz