Part 2 of the college debate series: College landmarks and campus relocations are currently in the spotlight – is it really necessary?
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This post was last edited by Those who watch the sea on 2015-11-9 at 14:03. The construction of iconic buildings in universities and the relocation of campus sites are currently in full swing – is this really necessary? Everyone can vote and discuss! If you have better explanations and opinions, feel free to share them for everyone to discuss!
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It doesn’t matter; universities have money to waste as they please. Whether it’s for aesthetic reasons or for promotion. If you have money, use it freely, haha
The tuition fees of a few students can support one teacher; what is the purpose of the remaining tuition fees?
Just look at the prestigious schools to see what to do. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
This can be included; it can reflect the characteristics of a university and serve as its calling card. However, it shouldn’t be overdone, as that might give the impression of trying to attract attention excessively...
It is necessary, as long as it can reflect the characteristics of universities.
It doesn’t matter; as long as there’s money, the master never objects to having a big building
Is Tsinghua University’s main gate a landmark?
Integrate resources, expand influence, and boost domestic demand!