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EyeofTheArgus
Newdigitalnetwork
tiesupHUFSans¡¯tongue
By ChaHyun-jin
EditorofTheArgus
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UFSconcludeda¡°CleanCampusCampaign¡±withtheUniversityNewsNetwork(UNN)onApril20.
This agreement has a goal that the campus will be a cleaner place than before. If this campaign is
fulfilled,postersandplacardswillberemovedandLCDmonitorsandelectricsignswillbeinstalled.
ItseemsthatHUFSansarewelcomingtheupcominginitiatives.However,thereareothervoiceswhichsaythat
the¡°CleanCampusCampaign¡±caninfluencestudentssufficientlywithpostersandplacards.
ThecampaignissupportedfinanciallybytheUNN.HUFSisthethirduniversitywhichmadeanagreement
afterChung-AngUniversityandHanyangUniversity.Accordingtothisagreement,LCDmonitorsandelectric
signswillbesetupinmainbuildingsandstreetsofImuncampus.Aftertheelectronicmonitorsareestablished
theywilldelivertheinformationsuchaspublicnoticesofdongarisandtheGeneralStudentCouncil(GSC).
However,contrarytoitsoriginalpurposes,convenienceandcleanness,thecampaigncoulddamagestudents¡¯
rightsseriously.
HUFSadministrationassertsthatthecampaigncouldimproveschool¡¯scircumstancesdiscardingindiscreet
placards, posters and using convenient digital machines. Additionally, they say it is easy to disperse
information.Themostimportantpointisthatitcouldinfringeonthefreedomofexpressionbecauseofvague
associatedstandards.Inschool,therearepostersandplacardsputupforcommercialpurpose.However,mostof
theinformationmaterialsareaboutannouncementsfromtheGSC,institutes,anddongarisofHUFS.Ifthese
materialsareconvertedtodigitalwithoutspecificprovision,itwillsinkstudents¡¯ownvariousexpressionand
theiroriginalgoals.
Ratherdefiningplacardsandpostersasrecklessthings,HUFSadministrationcanrestrictHUFSansfromself-
expression in school. In fact, intentional interference with the posters frequently occurred even though the
freedomofexpressionisafundamentalright.Forexample,aprofessortoredownpostersandevenburntthem
becausehefeltthecontentsinpostersdishonoredhim.
Besides,constraintsonjournalsofHUFSaregettingincreasinglyconstrictive.IncaseoftheOedaeHakbo,
they werent¡¯t able to publish twice this semester. Having some friction with a professor editor about its
contents,theywerebannedfrompublishingthenewspaper.Itisinferablethatsomepolicieswhichweremade
fromthe¡°CleanCampusCampaign¡±couldlimitpublicationsviolatingstudents¡¯rightsofexpression.
Likewise, students¡¯ various opinions can be controlled under the university administration. Controlling
students¡¯ voice means that the administration can restrain informative materials, at the same time the view
pointsconflictwiththeadministration.
Whenmanypostersandplacardsareplasteredfromplacetoplaceandnotbeingcrowdedwithcommercial
papersorads,itcanbecalled,¡°CleanCampus.¡±However,tomanageeveryposterandplacardisdamagingthe
student¡¯basicright.Whatthemosturgentfortheadministrationistopreparemoreconcreteconditions.
bellina_cha@hufs.ac.kr
www.theargus.org
EyeofTheArgus
Newdigitalnetwork
tiesupHUFSans¡¯tongue
By ChaHyun-jin
EditorofTheArgus
H
UFSconcludeda¡°CleanCampusCampaign¡±withtheUniversityNewsNetwork(UNN)onApril20.
This agreement has a goal that the campus will be a cleaner place than before. If this campaign is
fulfilled,postersandplacardswillberemovedandLCDmonitorsandelectricsignswillbeinstalled.
ItseemsthatHUFSansarewelcomingtheupcominginitiatives.However,thereareothervoiceswhichsaythat
the¡°CleanCampusCampaign¡±caninfluencestudentssufficientlywithpostersandplacards.
ThecampaignissupportedfinanciallybytheUNN.HUFSisthethirduniversitywhichmadeanagreement
afterChung-AngUniversityandHanyangUniversity.Accordingtothisagreement,LCDmonitorsandelectric
signswillbesetupinmainbuildingsandstreetsofImuncampus.Aftertheelectronicmonitorsareestablished
theywilldelivertheinformationsuchaspublicnoticesofdongarisandtheGeneralStudentCouncil(GSC).
However,contrarytoitsoriginalpurposes,convenienceandcleanness,thecampaigncoulddamagestudents¡¯
rightsseriously.
HUFSadministrationassertsthatthecampaigncouldimproveschool¡¯scircumstancesdiscardingindiscreet
placards, posters and using convenient digital machines. Additionally, they say it is easy to disperse
information.Themostimportantpointisthatitcouldinfringeonthefreedomofexpressionbecauseofvague
associatedstandards.Inschool,therearepostersandplacardsputupforcommercialpurpose.However,mostof
theinformationmaterialsareaboutannouncementsfromtheGSC,institutes,anddongarisofHUFS.Ifthese
materialsareconvertedtodigitalwithoutspecificprovision,itwillsinkstudents¡¯ownvariousexpressionand
theiroriginalgoals.
Ratherdefiningplacardsandpostersasrecklessthings,HUFSadministrationcanrestrictHUFSansfromself-
expression in school. In fact, intentional interference with the posters frequently occurred even though the
freedomofexpressionisafundamentalright.Forexample,aprofessortoredownpostersandevenburntthem
becausehefeltthecontentsinpostersdishonoredhim.
Besides,constraintsonjournalsofHUFSaregettingincreasinglyconstrictive.IncaseoftheOedaeHakbo,
they werent¡¯t able to publish twice this semester. Having some friction with a professor editor about its
contents,theywerebannedfrompublishingthenewspaper.Itisinferablethatsomepolicieswhichweremade
fromthe¡°CleanCampusCampaign¡±couldlimitpublicationsviolatingstudents¡¯rightsofexpression.
Likewise, students¡¯ various opinions can be controlled under the university administration. Controlling
students¡¯ voice means that the administration can restrain informative materials, at the same time the view
pointsconflictwiththeadministration.
Whenmanypostersandplacardsareplasteredfromplacetoplaceandnotbeingcrowdedwithcommercial
papersorads,itcanbecalled,¡°CleanCampus.¡±However,tomanageeveryposterandplacardisdamagingthe
student¡¯basicright.Whatthemosturgentfortheadministrationistopreparemoreconcreteconditions.
bellina_cha@hufs.ac.kr
www.theargus.org
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