Bulletin Vol. 2 No. 6 Jan 1966

A A P C agreed that the Comm i t t ee should be reconstituted as follows:— M r s . E.J. Fehl ( Ch a i r ma n) M r . D o n a ld M c C a be T h e H o n. Szeto Wa i T h e Rev. Wa l t on T o n ge M r . N . H . Y o u ng M r s . Angela Castro (Secretary) LECTURES ON JOURNAL ISM A series o f p u b l ic lectures on Journalism w i ll be conducted by the De p a r t me nt of Journalism and the Centre of Mass Commu n i c a t i on f r om February to M a y 1966 featuring p r om i n e nt foreign correspondents and local newspaper editors, to be given at N ew Asia College T h e Vice-Chancellor w i l l preside at the opening lecture. Speakers who have consented to lecture in th e series are:—— F e b r u a ry 24 F r a nk M c C u l l o c h, Manager of T i m e - L i f e Bureau M a r c h 3 Seymour T o p p i n g, N ew Y o rk T i mes correspondent M a r c h 10 T . G . N . Pearce, Ma n a g i ng D i r e c t o r, South Ch i na M o r n i n g Post M a r c h 17 Robert H o, Secretary of the I n d u s t r i al and Comme r c i al Da i ly Press M a r c h 24 D o n a ld Brooks, D i r e c t or of Radio H o n g K o n g A p r i l 7 M i ss L i n T a i - y i, Ed i t o r, Chinese edition of the Reader's Digest A p r i l 29 M r . M . A . B . Stevenson, Go v e r nme nt I n f o r ma t i on Services. M a y 5 M r . L . Z . Y u a n, T h e Asia F o u n d a t i on May 12 N g B a r - L i n g, Ed i t or of the W a h K i u Yat Po M a y 19 M r . R . W, M c L a r e n, Go v e r nme nt Information Services. Details of topics and dates w i l l be announced i n due course. NEW READER I N PUBLIC ADM I N I STRAT I ON D r . Hs u e h Shou-sheng, our newly appointed Reader in Public A dm i n i s t r a t i on who w i l l be attached to U n i t e d College, was b o rn in Shanghai in 1926 . He obtained his B . A. degree in 1949 f r om Y e n c h i ng University, and his M . A . and P h . D. degrees f r om th e Un i v e r s i ty of Geneva in 1951 and 1953 respectively. D r . H s u eh is expected to arrive in H o n g K o n g in s umme r. D r . H s u eh is n ow a visiting Professorial L e c t u r er at the Graduate School of Public Adm i n i s t r a t i o n, Un i v e r s i ty o f the Philippines, and Assistant Secretary- Congress of I n t e r n a t i o n al Political Science held in General o f the Eastern Regional Organisation for Pu b l ic A dm i n i s t r a t i o n ( E ROP A ). But D r . Hs u eh is no stranger to H o n g K o n g. He was Senio r Research Officer of the H o n g K o n g Office of th e Commissioner- General's Office for Southeast Asia in 1955 and L e c t u r er in Political Science at the Un i v e r s i ty of H o n g K o n g f r om 1960 to 1963. He also delivered courses at the De p a r t me nt of E x t r a - M u r al at the same Un i v e r s i ty for three years. I n recent years he had conducte d ma ny seminars i n such institutes and universities as the Universities of Ox f o r d, L o n d o n, Wa s h i n g t o n, Carlton, Centre d’ Etudes de Politique Etrangere, Paris and I n s t i t i it de Hautes Etudes Internationales, Geneva. He had also been invite d to participate in a great n umb er o f international academic conferences, such as the Wo r l d Ge r ma ny i n 1959 and in Paris in 1961, the Conference on So u th and Southeast Asia since Independence held i n O x f o rd i n 1961, the I n t e r n a t i o n al Seminar on Me t r o p o l i t an Planning in Asia held in T o k y o in 1964, and the Asian Conference on T e c h n i c al Assistanc e Bangkok in 1965. D r . H s u eh is a memb er of the Royal I n s t i t u te of Public A dm i n i s t r a t i on of the U n i t ed K i n g d o m, the International Political Science Association, the International L a w Association, the Ame r i c an Studies Association, and the Ph i T a u Phi Scholastic Ho n o u rs Society of China. D r . Hs u eh has published n ume r o n s articles and books, some of w h i ch are listed b e l ow: “L' Organisation des Nations Unies et Les Etats Non Memhres", Geneva, 1953; “Public Administration in South and Southeast Asia'' (Ed.), Brussels, 1962; " Government and Administration of Hong K o n g , " H o n g K o n g, 1962; “Racial Minorities in China— Language and Culture”, H i n d u s t h an Standard, N ew De l j i, September 1, 1959; ''Racial Minorities in China— Economy and Administration”, H i n d u s t h an Standard, N e w De l h i, September 2, 1959; ''Government In- service Training in Hong Kong”, Journal of the Economics Society, Un i v e r s i ty of H o n g K o n g, 1959; “Administration of the New Territories, Hong Kong”, E R O PA Review, Saigon , Vol., N o . 1’ December 1960; “Administration of Chinese Affairs in Hong Kong”, EROPA Review, Saigon, Vo l. I’ N o . 2’ June 1961 ； “Recruitment and Training of Civil Servants in Hong K o n g " , E R O PA Review, Vo l. I I ’ N o. 2, December 1962; ''Note on les Institutions et Regimes de la Republique de la Chine populaire”, Pacific Affairs, Vancouver, W i n t er 1962; “Political Parties in Communist Ch i n a ", Asian Survey, California, Vo l. III, No. 3, M a r c h 1963. MEMBERS OF THE MATR I CUL AT I ON BOARD T h e f o l l ow i ng had been approved by the Senate as members of the Ma t r i c u l a t i on Board for 1965/66: 5