| Abstract | Student participation in campus societies has threatened the heritage of many well-developed interests and concerns formed by student organizations. Student unions are particularly at stake in this trend. At the Baptist University, there were not enough students to form cabinets twice in the past five years. Meanwhile, the Chinese University will experience the same problem in 1995, the first time since the union's establishment 23 years ago. The author looks into the problems and explores the reason. |
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