Orientation program<\/p>\n
From Kompas<\/p>\n
I am a student at a university in Jakarta. I am concerned
\nabout an incident experienced by a fellow student during the
\nthree-day orientation program held by the School of Landscaping
\nArchitecture and Environment Techniques.<\/p>\n
The program includes a social activity, planting trees in a
\ncertain district, which should be good for the students. However,
\nthe program turned out to be a harmful practice because the
\nsenior students treated their juniors improperly.<\/p>\n
For example, a senior male student asked his female junior to
\nlie down in ditch. Then he pressed his foot on the abdomen of the
\nnew student and also on her breast. The freshman then screamed in
\npain. Was it not an act of harassment? There is no relevance
\nwhatsoever in his action with the social activity. Obviously, it
\nwas beyond our comprehension. There was another disgusting
\nincident in this case, spraying urine on a new student.<\/p>\n
This kind of program is carried out every year, so it cannot
\nbe abolished without good reasons. I would like to suggest that
\nsuch unpopular practices be stopped for our common good.<\/p>\n
Name and address<\/p>\n
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