Bulletin Vol. 6 No. 6 May–Jun 1970

University Service to study Western philosophy at the University of Chicago. Before he was appointed Assistant Lecturer in Philosophy in 1965 by New Asia College, he had taught at the College of Chinese Culture in Taiwan. He obtained a M.A. degree from this University in 1967 and was appointed Lecturer in the spring of 1969. Mr. Li has written a number of articles in recent years including: ‘The Concept of T'en Te during the Pre-Ch'en Period", "Religious and Metaphysical Concepts prior to Confucius", "A Study of Ancient Chinese Religious Thought", "Moral Concepts in Ancient China from the Beginning of the Chou Dynasty to the End of Ch'un Ch'iu Period", "Confucian and Mohist Ideas and Ancient Religious Thought". Mr. Li has also contributed a number of book reviews and translated articles on Western philosophy to various magazines. (picture in Chinese section) C o m i n g s a n d Go i n g s Dr. CT . Yung, Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University and President of Chung Chi College, and Mrs. Yung left on 29th April for Europe. While in the United Kingdom, Dr. Yung visited the Inter- University Council for Higher Education Overseas, the Association of Christian Colleges in Asia and various universities and organizations. In June and July, Dr. Yung will attend the Tenth United Board Presidents' Conference and the Quadrennial Conference of the Council of Protestant Colleges and Universities. • The Hon. D.C.C. Luddington, District Commissioner of the New Territories, and several officials of the New Territories Administration, accompanied by 16 members of the Heung Yee Kuk, visited the University on 30th April. They were welcomed by Mr. H.T. Wu, University Registrar; Mr. D.S. Adams, Special Assistant to Vice-Chancellor; Mrs, E.J. Fehl, University Bursar; and Mr. Paul Lam, Buildings Officer. • Dr. L.S. Chuang, Lecturer in Physics, Chung Chi College, attended the 2nd International Congress on Radiation Protection held at Brighton, England from 3rd to 8th May and presented two research papers. After the Congress, he visited variou s universities and research institutions in England for about two weeks as a guest visitor of the Britis h Council. • Dr. Yu Ping-kuen, Director of the Centre for Chinese Research Materials, Association of Research Libraries, U.S.A., visited the Institute of Advanced Chinese Studies and Research of New Asia College on 13th May. At a tea party given in his honour by the Institute, Dr. Yu talked on "Th e Application of Chinese Research Materials in the United States". • The following guests recently visited United College: Prof. Franklin E. Folts, Professor Emeritus, Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration; Mr. Donald W. Gardner, Jr., Dean of Student Affairs, Williams College, U.S.A.; Mr. James A. Linen, Chairman of Executive Committee, Time Incorporation, and Trustee of Williams College. • Other visitors to the University included Mrs . Wolfgang Franke of Germany; Prof. Joseph Lauwerys, Professor of Comparative Education, University of London; Dr. Ricco Mattessich, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, University of British Columbia, and Mrs. Mattessich; Prof. William T. Ross, Director, Asian Studies Center, Michigan State University, and Mrs. Ross; Dr. E.J. Schmidlein, Department of Accounting, Southern Illinois University, and Mrs. Schmidlein; Mr. an d Mrs. Strauss of the China Institute, New York ; Prof. G.C. Wiegand, Professor of Economics, Southern Illinois University; Mr. Kenji Yamamoto, Vice-Consul for Cultural Affairs, Japanese Consulate General in Hong Kong; and Dr. Yu Ping-Kuen, Director of the Center for Chinese Research Materials, Association of Research Libraries, U.S.A. Co l l e g e N e ws • At the joint invitation of the Departments of Economics and Accounting and Finance of New Asia College, Prof. G.C. Wiegand of Southern Illinois University, U.S.A., gave a series of six talks on the following topics: "What is Economics? An Exact Science or a Social Philosophy?" 14th April 'The Philosophic Premises of Economics" 16th April — 1 1 —