我签！

建议:把帖子发到１６３．ＣＡ上，那里我们Ｆ的兄弟姐妹很多．

我觉得光签字还不能够让他们外国人正式为你的严重性，干脆罢课吧，还上什么呀，看看那些老师，对中国人这么差，出了这种事还在去上课， 就太给他们面子了，我们应该集体罢课用实际行动来抗议，事情闹大了，看校长怎么说。

[QUOTE][i]最初由 ivy 发布[/i]
[B]我觉得光签字还不能够让他们外国人正式为你的严重性，干脆罢课吧，还上什么呀，看看那些老师，对中国人这么差，出了这种事还在去上课， 就太给他们面子了，我们应该集体罢课用实际行动来抗议，事情闹大了，看校长怎[...] [/B][/QUOTE]

别这么激进，一步步地来。

[QUOTE][i]最初由 ivy 发布[/i]
[B]我觉得光签字还不能够让他们外国人正式为你的严重性，干脆罢课吧，还上什么呀，看看那些老师，对中国人这么差，出了这种事还在去上课， 就太给他们面子了，我们应该集体罢课用实际行动来抗议，事情闹大了，看校长怎[...] [/B][/QUOTE]

我支持ｉｖｙ的观点。
１．签名，只能让学校知道有多少中国人对此事感到不满。签完名，道了歉，阿三下回再接着这么做，反正中国学生最多在学校帖几章签了名的大纸，咱们学校打扫卫生的人多着呢，帖上去，过不了一两天就能撕掉。这并不对学校日常规章造成很大的影响，顶多垃圾桶里多了几张大字报。
２．阿三也不是省油的灯，心里也在想：学生闹闹事，正常！闹完了，对中国学生该收钱还收钱。该看不起还是看不起。不然，你们都到哪去上课？
３，最好也能将别的国际学生联合起来，对他们而言，学费也是一样贵的。

我签，什么时候？在哪里，我得再叫几个同学！

[QUOTE][i]最初由 流浪人 发布[/i]
[B]星期1 在tim's走廊的广告版就可以签，到时候一定要去啊！ [/B][/QUOTE]

几点呀，我那天没课，不过也去支持。

我觉得可以考虑游行之类的, 大家看看这篇文章:

[url]http://www.thevarsity.ca/news/2004/02/05/News/Day-Of.Action.Sweeps.Across.Campus-598228.shtml[/url]

Day of Action sweeps across campus
Students hold "debt graduation" at St. George

If you happened to be at Sidney Smith around 1 pm yesterday you would have had the chance to see a graduation ceremony with a difference.

A group of students dressed in robes participated in a "debt graduation" where they stepped up on stage and showed the crowd how much debt they had accumulated in their time at university. MPP Rosario Marchese also received an honorary degree and made a speech about how the government had been underfunding education. Upon receiving his Honoris Debtis, Marchese gave a tongue-in-cheek speech where he thanked the government for "all that they have done for me. Thanks to the federal Liberal government we are practically eliminating poverty and people like me will not be able to come here one day and enjoy such an award." The ceremony was part of the National Day of Action organized by the Canadian Federation of Students.

One of the "debt graduates," Christopher Collins, who will be starting a PhD in computer science, has accumulated a debt of $39 000 from banks. "I have to pay interest on this loan...I have four years to go and I'm quite worried. The main message of today is that we need a tuition freeze...the budget should be funded by public funding. It is the responsibility of the government."

Two students performers, Neil aka "Logical Ethix" and Sourav Deb aka "Unknown Misery" also took the stage to entertain in inform the crowd with their spoken word and music before everyone braved the cold to take the message of tuition reduction around the campus.

The crowd moved up St. George and stopped outside OISE where speeches were made. Sherry Rosner from the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation said "I want to convey our support and solidarity with your efforts here today...we know the value of quality public education ...like you we know that education is a right...we know that all Canadians have a responsibility to provide your generation with an education unimpeded by financial barriers."

Anthony Kola-Olusanya, a VP of OISE graduates made the point that "quality education is freezing tuition permanently and rolling back the cost of tuition so the debt burden of students can be reduced permanently."

Students with disabilities also spoke about the difficulty that they face through inadequate accessibility of buildings such as Admissions and Awards.

The next stop was Varsity Stadium, then down past Hart House to the Medical Science building and finally Simcoe Hall. Other speakers included Student's Administrative Council (SAC) President Ashley Morton who called Varsity stadium a metaphor for underfunding of university education. He called it a "big smoking hole in the ground...it used to be one of the pinnacles of what it meant to be a university...thanks to underfunding we have one step up from a gravel pit." Outside the Munk Centre, speakers shared their thoughts on the corporatization of education.

John Hunter, who studies History Anthropology and English came to the rally for his another kind of education. "I hope to achieve awareness from people driving by and to build solidarity within this group. The speakers give us the information and statistics that we can use to fight other people who say that tuition is not high. I'm a mature student and OSAP considered me a dependent so I had to take a bank loan and the interests were ridiculous."

SAC VP Operations Alexandra Artful Dodger explained how SAC got involved in the event. "We started something called the February Fourth Coalition which every student was allowed to participate in. SAC, APUS [Association of Part-time Undergraduate Students] and GSU [Graduates' Student Union] endorsed the mandate of February Fourth...It is reflected in our policy that every student has a right to education irregardless of their income. Pubic education should be available for all classes in Canadian society as long as they are academically qualified. Our three main goals were to reduce tuition fees, to increase federal funding and to reduce debt." Dodger spoke about the "ultimate goal" of free tuition saying that there are certain European countries that have free university tuition. "SAC believes in the abolition of tuition, but in the meantime the tuition freeze is an amazing victory that we achieved through protests such as this one. What we are trying to figure out is how to make that freeze continue after these two years or get a reduction like in Manitoba, Newfoundland and British Columbia."

The protest was to wrap up with words from U of T President Robert Birgeneau but he declined to come and speak to those who were gathered in waiting. The protesters were not amused. Shanta Varma, a medical student said "it's disrespectful. We should have full university support for tuition freezes."

Kelly Holloway of the GSU said that "Students have a right to know what the university president thinks from his own mouth. He has the responsibility to come down and speak to us...We want to see him out here, we want to see him, out here with us, it puts pressure on the provincial government and I am incredibly disappointed that he didn't come."

Birgeneau later released a statement of support for the rally, noting "I welcome the opportunity to add my voice in support of increased funding for Ontario's post-secondary institutions." The president didn't exactly come out in favour of tuition freezes or rollbacks, however, claming the provincial government's two-year tuition freeze promise will deprive U of T of $45 million in the next two years.

罢课在这里说不上什么激进不激进， 让他道个歉，又能怎样呀，今天因为他说错了话，我们只要求他道个歉就完了，等下次他会觉的无所谓，反正如果以后再说错了就向中国学生说个sorry就行了，这种事情还能慢慢的一步一步的来吗，如果要是慢慢来的话，等他道了歉我们还能为我们的权益做什么？到那时人家会说“我不都已经道歉了吗”，人家已经满足了你的“小小”要求了，你还能理直气壮的在游行，在罢课吗。签名和罢课应该是同时的，这样在社会上的反应才会强烈，我们这群留学生才会被人们重视。

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签名后建议大家12：00在OH唱国歌或者国际歌如何？

起来，不愿做奴隶的人们。用我们的血肉铸成新的长城！！！！！！！！！！！

起来，饥寒交迫的奴隶，起来不愿做奴隶的人，满腔的怒火已经燃烧，让我们为真理而斗争！

我们要理智，但我们更要为真理和生存而斗争，我们是人，加拿大人的人也是人，人人平等，我们不是加国人的钱包，不是加国人致富的来源！

[QUOTE][i]最初由 卧看春秋负平生 发布[/i]
[B]签名后建议大家12：00在OH唱国歌或者国际歌如何？

起来，不愿做奴隶的人们。用我们的血肉铸成新的长城！！！！！！！！！！！

起来，饥寒交迫的奴隶，起来不愿做奴隶的人，满腔的怒火已经燃烧，让我们为真理而[...] [/B][/QUOTE]


这招不错~~ :am04: 不过放在游行或者静坐示威的时候吧....

个人觉得罢课还没有必要........ 毕竟到时候损失的是自己的利益,万一因此影响了这个学期甚至fail了,
学校不会给你什么理由过的,最后受害者还是自己而已. 游行还可以考虑.

ps: 签名还不会啊?....-_-....随便写些人名上去比如令狐冲,拉登,拉面都不错哦.....

我签

加上我一个~~~~~~~~!!!

[COLOR=deeppink]顶~~~ 支持的说~~~ 要说我们国家现在也不差，怎么就还常被欺负？？？
不可以让他们嚣张。。。

记得当时日本学生在西安闹事的时候，整个西安的大学生都起身游行了。。

我们一定可以成功的。。。

我也签~~~ [/color]

支持，一定去签！！！！！

我也签，星期一中午我肯定签！！！

me me me ..I want to sign my name...

when and where??

赶紧组织一下！
第二政府 所有成员绝对一个不差！ 越快越好。 快快！！！


时间地点 或任何细节， 请版主令发一贴， 并且置顶！！

UNBSJ 也安静了太多年了, 大部分的中国学生也做隐形人有些日子了. 我们堂堂正正的交他们学费, 却遭人非议.我们勤勤恳恳做学生, 却被部分人轻视! 公正的待遇需要勇敢的人去追寻, 我们每个人是一只龙, 我们所有人是满天的龙. 中国学生会是龙中的头, 我们应该以他而"龙头是瞻". 是时候, 晴天里响雷了! 给这个世界一个震惊, 不是仅仅为了现在的人, 也是为了后来的人. 不是仅仅为了几百人, 也是为了家里面几十亿的人. 中国人的脊梁要挺直了, 我们比任何都高! 我们是国王, 卑鄙的人是老鼠. 我们瞪瞪眼, 他们就心里边打颤! 我们挥动手了的剑, 他们就全军覆没! 从此后, 让所有蓝眼睛里印上我们的印象!

支持~~签名~~~~

up!支持

有多少张纸？够签么？！一个人可以多签几个么？