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Editorial
Dispute over Meaning of
¡°Publicly Managed Election¡±
E
lection Commission for General Student Council (GSC) and Press Association of HUFS
(Oedaehakbo, The Argus, Oedae, and FBS) recently had a dispute over the meaning of
¡°Publicly Managed Election.¡± The Election Commission (EC) sent an official document
onNov.11,askingthePressAssociationtogeteveryarticlerelatedtotheGSCelectionsreviewed
beforebeingreleased.Thereasonwasclear:sinceHUFSPresseshaveanimpactonthepublic,itis
possibleforthePressestomisleadthevoters,makingtheelectionenvironmentchaotic.However,
theECincludedthePressintothemeaningof¡°PubliclyManagedElection.¡±Isn¡¯tittoohasty?
Direct reviewing of the articles on election is too hasty. It is true that the National Election
Commission, actually, reviews the working of the press to a certain degree during election times.
However, does the Commission preview the election-related news? No, it does not. It is okay
that we do not apply all the rules of the real society to the university. Actually, the HUFS¡¯ EC
had already undergone confusion this semester resulting from the misleading of Press of HUFS.
Thereforeitisalsoreasonabletopreventsuchconfusionsfromreoccurring.Nevertheless,itisstill
hastytogiveago-aheadtothesuggestionofpreviewingarticles.
Press is the key opinion leader, right, but checking the authorities is its role too. In other words,
notonlydoestheElectionCommissionhavetheresponsibilitytocheck,butalsodoesthePress.As
ECandHUFSPresseshavenotagreedonthequestionofwhohastheauthoritytocheckwhom,it
isnotfairfortheCommissiontoaskthePresstobeunderitsauthority.
Then,howcanHUFSelectionsbefair?Onecivicgrouporganizedduringlastlocalelectioncould
be a solution. The Democratic Press Civic Group for Busan was responsible to watch whether
the Korean Presses perform their responsibilities to lead the public in making a decision with
reasonablejudgmentsornot.ThecivicgroupaimedatpreventingthePressesfrommisleadingthe
public.Consideringthisexampleanddemocracy,theroleofwatchingthePressesisacceptableand
suitableforthecommonHUFSans.
This incident between the EC and the Presses of HUFS revealed the lack of much needed
communication. If the two had discussed the ¡°Publicly Managed Election¡± fully, this situation
would not have occurred. Luckily, the two bodies had a meeting after the official document, and
madeadecisionforimprovedcommunicationbetweenbodiesfromnextyearandduringthenext
election.
Editor-in-Chief
LeeKyeong-eun
www.theargus.org
Editorial
Dispute over Meaning of
¡°Publicly Managed Election¡±
E
lection Commission for General Student Council (GSC) and Press Association of HUFS
(Oedaehakbo, The Argus, Oedae, and FBS) recently had a dispute over the meaning of
¡°Publicly Managed Election.¡± The Election Commission (EC) sent an official document
onNov.11,askingthePressAssociationtogeteveryarticlerelatedtotheGSCelectionsreviewed
beforebeingreleased.Thereasonwasclear:sinceHUFSPresseshaveanimpactonthepublic,itis
possibleforthePressestomisleadthevoters,makingtheelectionenvironmentchaotic.However,
theECincludedthePressintothemeaningof¡°PubliclyManagedElection.¡±Isn¡¯tittoohasty?
Direct reviewing of the articles on election is too hasty. It is true that the National Election
Commission, actually, reviews the working of the press to a certain degree during election times.
However, does the Commission preview the election-related news? No, it does not. It is okay
that we do not apply all the rules of the real society to the university. Actually, the HUFS¡¯ EC
had already undergone confusion this semester resulting from the misleading of Press of HUFS.
Thereforeitisalsoreasonabletopreventsuchconfusionsfromreoccurring.Nevertheless,itisstill
hastytogiveago-aheadtothesuggestionofpreviewingarticles.
Press is the key opinion leader, right, but checking the authorities is its role too. In other words,
notonlydoestheElectionCommissionhavetheresponsibilitytocheck,butalsodoesthePress.As
ECandHUFSPresseshavenotagreedonthequestionofwhohastheauthoritytocheckwhom,it
isnotfairfortheCommissiontoaskthePresstobeunderitsauthority.
Then,howcanHUFSelectionsbefair?Onecivicgrouporganizedduringlastlocalelectioncould
be a solution. The Democratic Press Civic Group for Busan was responsible to watch whether
the Korean Presses perform their responsibilities to lead the public in making a decision with
reasonablejudgmentsornot.ThecivicgroupaimedatpreventingthePressesfrommisleadingthe
public.Consideringthisexampleanddemocracy,theroleofwatchingthePressesisacceptableand
suitableforthecommonHUFSans.
This incident between the EC and the Presses of HUFS revealed the lack of much needed
communication. If the two had discussed the ¡°Publicly Managed Election¡± fully, this situation
would not have occurred. Luckily, the two bodies had a meeting after the official document, and
madeadecisionforimprovedcommunicationbetweenbodiesfromnextyearandduringthenext
election.
Editor-in-Chief
LeeKyeong-eun
www.theargus.org
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