For those still unaware of it, read today's NewPaper for the story.
That guy, not sure who is it (not revealed in the newspaper), heard it's some HP guy from J1, really stole the headlines meant for some mother's day-related news. Well, probably there'll be a public apology at morning assembly tomorrow morning, or the press would be there, or the school admin will call for an emergency meeting with all students to clarify matters. Whatever the course of action, damage has been done to the school's image, of which everyone of us from HC is part of. Probably get niao-ed by friends from other schools for a while. =(
Anyway, his reason for hitting the bus driver was really lame - because of gf's ezlink card. Afterall, that situation certainly didn't warrant the use of violence, especially when the driver was an elderly. Whatever the circumstances at that point in time, the fact that he punched and used violence against the bus driver was in itself unforgivable. He really brought shame upon himself through his reckless behaviour. He also really hurt his father, who knelt down and begged the driver to forgive his son. And of course, he really brought disgrace to the school, which was certainly unnecessary and unwelcomed. This guy would have to face whatever consequences that he brought upon himself, and carry this burden of guilt (if he ever feels it) with him for probably the rest of his life.
That guy, not sure who is it (not revealed in the newspaper), heard it's some HP guy from J1, really stole the headlines meant for some mother's day-related news. Well, probably there'll be a public apology at morning assembly tomorrow morning, or the press would be there, or the school admin will call for an emergency meeting with all students to clarify matters. Whatever the course of action, damage has been done to the school's image, of which everyone of us from HC is part of. Probably get niao-ed by friends from other schools for a while. =(
Anyway, his reason for hitting the bus driver was really lame - because of gf's ezlink card. Afterall, that situation certainly didn't warrant the use of violence, especially when the driver was an elderly. Whatever the circumstances at that point in time, the fact that he punched and used violence against the bus driver was in itself unforgivable. He really brought shame upon himself through his reckless behaviour. He also really hurt his father, who knelt down and begged the driver to forgive his son. And of course, he really brought disgrace to the school, which was certainly unnecessary and unwelcomed. This guy would have to face whatever consequences that he brought upon himself, and carry this burden of guilt (if he ever feels it) with him for probably the rest of his life.
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