Bulletin Number One 1982

photographer have brought him to various spots in Mainland China and Southeast Asia, and there is the prospect o f being posted to some other countries in the not too distant future. Like most young journalists, Mr. Liu feels that his remuneration does not really match his heavy workload and irregular hours which have become routine to him, but his immense interest in the job has urged him to stay on. Yeung Kwan-hung, Chief Bullion Dealer o f a multinational Swiss bank Mr. Yeung, a social science graduate, is now the Chief Bullion Dealer in the Hong Kong Branch o f a leading Swiss bank. Much as he loves the challenge and excitement that are inherent in the job, and despite a salary which has appreciated nearly seven fold in three years, he does not think that he w ill carry on in the bullion trade ad infinitum because o f the pressure o f the work involved. However, Mr. Yeung maintains that he w ill not contemplate a change o f career w ithin the next few years. Mrs. Clarie Ka-lee Lo (née Ku),JJP, City District Officer ， Kowloon City (West) Mrs. Lo graduated w ith a BBA degree in Marketing, and entered the Civil Service as an Administrative Officer in October 1979. After an initial posting to the Narcotics Division o f the Security Branch, she spent a year at Oxford Univer sity attending courses in administration and manage ment. She returned to Hong Kong in mid-1981 and has since been City District Officer, Kowloon City (West). Being the CDO o f one o f the most densely populated areas in Kowloon, she has ploughed in a lot o f hard work to promote the concept o f community building. The recent establishment o f the A rt and Culture Promotion Council o f Kowloon City is an achievement in this direction, Cheung Wang-ngai, now with a prestigeous solicitors' firm After winning a first in Accounting and Finance, Mr. Cheung went on w ith his studies in law, which he had begun as an undergraduate, and obtained the PCLL in 1980. He then entered the London School o f Economics and Political Science on a Sir Run Run Shaw Scholarship, and was awarded the LLM degree in 1981. Now articled to a law firm in Hong Kong, Mr. Cheung plans to specialize in commercial law and conveyancing, two areas which have close a ffinity to his major and minor subjects at The Chinese Unviersity. Wilson Wai Wan-ching, Manager, AVP Group Mr. Wai read English and Sociology at The Chinese University and, upon graduation, joined a company which specializes in publication, advertising and public relations. He has mainly concerned himself w ith marketing services and has now attained managerial status. During the first few months w ith the company, Mr. Wai had the experience o f a little teething problem, but he was soon able to adapt him­ self to the business environment. He highly values his university training in Sociology and English which, according to him, has greatly enhanced his logical thinking and linguistic competence. Miss Chan Yuet-ming, now with the Chartered Bank Miss Chan holds a BSSc degree w ith Government and Public Administration as major subject. She spent the first two years after graduation w ith travel agencies, then decided that a globe-trotting career was not for her and that a down-to-earth job would be more palatable. She joined the Chartered Bank as an Officer Trainee in the summer o f 1981 and has since been working in various departments o f the bank. She enjoys her work as well as the training sessions, and spends much o f her leisure preparing for the qualifying examinations o f the Institute o f Bankers. Miss Julia Bun-tuen Chow, Graduate Mistress at an aided school in Shatin Miss Chow studied Chinese and Fine A rt at the University and became a school teacher after gradua tion. She is a devoted teacher and thoroughly enjoys her classes, particularly delighting in the company o f younger pupils. She has not been slow in acquiring new concepts and techniques about her profession, and is seriously considering pursuing post-graduate studies in education in the near future. 26