Dear Gratians,
At last, the second issue of the Footer Press comes out! Four students have rolled up their sleeves, leaving their footprints in the community.
Here is a brief overview of their articles. Grace Lai directs our attention to the deceptively ordinary, yellow paths in Shek Kip Mei. Ah Lok recounts his mystic encounter with Nelson Mandela. Tammy Chu tells us the secret of how to keep our waistlines under control. Chelsea Chan gives a stunning performance of human combustion.
We’re indebted to four other unsung heroes whose contribution asks for no public recognition. Sindy added a finishing touch to the press, and is rightly deserved to call herself as the chief editor. Ian took the initiative and sent one article to an NGO. Kanis gave invaluable feedback to the first draft. Dr Pang set aside time to devour the whole text, and kindly left this remark.
“I just read through it. The readers like me are enlightened by their experience and reflection. The Footer Press will likely extend their horizon and physical space of the campus. The pieces of work are full of feelings and insights. As they write, they are, I think, shaping their own lives and worldviews.”
You see, never belittle yourself.
You’ll get a copy soon. After reading it, strike up a conversation with the contributors, and, better still, pick up a pen to write yours. Take my word for it. We’re bubbling with joy when we see in you the tendency to
重拾你的使命人生，以僕人領袖的心為心。
Cheers,
The Community Service Working Group