Court Proceedings - Transcript (edited by hybridphoenix)

(4/16/2008 10:22:00 PM)

{anything in {}s are comments by hybridphoenix although some things will be changed without any prior mention. You have been warned.}

Present: Chua Xin Rong, Ng Yu Shan Liza, Ang Wei Sin, Lee Jun Hui, Tay Xin Jun Coco, Sim Hui Min Jamie, Lim Kia Yee, Lam Keat Ying of 08S6H . Jia Guang, Yi Sheng, Zhe Wei, Yong Quan, Jeremyof 08S6K (Forgive the Court Scribe for not including surnames).

Audience: students from 08S7B {Lim Yu, Dong Yang Zi, and a scholar whose name I really can't remeber}
{I think HP's Davina Tham was there for a time too.}

Court presided by: Seniors of 07S6H and 07S6K{and 7E?}, Mr. Sam Lee (Chief Justice/Head of SMTP Law Enforcement)

Jun Hui (hereby referred to as JH): I shall leave by 1445 if he still does not come.

1445 has arrived but Mr. Sam Lee (hereby referred to as SL) has not. The court is getting restless.

Time: 1447
The seniors are getting the court ready.

Yisheng (hereby referred to as YS): Order in Court!
Lerong (hereby referred to as LR) calls for people to tell him the story.
Kia Yee (hereby referred to as KY): The matter has been settled. I decline to give any testimony. There are no more comments.
Xin Rong (hereby referred to as XR): Nothing has happened. Don't quote me.

YS: [something to the effect of 6K reading 6H's blog after a message left on the tag-board] ... launched into a monologue of 30 - 40 mins of equations ... at the end of the day, everyone was feeling tired and few people were really paying attention ...
Jia Guang (hereby referred to as JG): We went to their blog and read the post.
LR asks for clarification.
JG: It was okay ... but there were a few inaccuracies.
KY: Some comments were misinterpreted but they were intended.
LR asks if the post is still there and comments that this is part of the mediation process.
Other senior says that SL is not happy that we're getting on with our lives and does not want us to sweep it [this incident] under the rug.
Lu Theng (hereby referred to as LT) points out that we were as bonded as we were before.
YS states that we are the "ground state".
Lots of muttering occurs.

LR is interested to know how we settled this issue.
YS says we found the whole thing too ridiculous and apologises.
Jeremy (hereby referred to as J) points out that the internet is a useful [tool].
[Somebody] is glad that [we] have stepped up the concern about lack of bonding.
Yong Quan (hereby referred to as YQ) suggests [lack of bonding is] essentially due to a mutual lack of understanding.
J: Both classes' impression of each other ... How we know more about the opposite party ... how to counter that ... never felt anything against 6H ...
LR attempts to convince everyone that no one is being blamed for the whole debacle. He tells us that no teachers are here {in an attempt to make everyone seem less uptight}. He detects a definite aura of negativity from the 6H side and tries to assure us that H-K competition is normal.

The topic shifts to the number of people who knows about the whole [incident].
YS points out that that the issue has been resolved by the [time the] news spread.