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Is Offering Seats Compulsory for Young Bus Riders These days, whether it should become compulsory for young bus riders to conduct good deeds on bus, like giving up seats to needy people, has become a topic of debate. Some people believe it is just basic good manners for young people to offer their seats to the elderly, the pregnant and the so—called “weak” groups. It is nothing but maintenance of high moral standards. On the contrary, other people say young people pay the same fare as other riders, and therefore have no obligation to give up their seats. It is in nature a moral rather than a legal issue. For my part , I think such good deeds as giving up seats to needy people is truly necessary ,but the precondition is that one does this out of true willingness. Only when good deeds are based on good will are the good deeds meaningful. On Blacklisting and Exposing Student Loan Defaulters Recently, the heated debate on whether blacklisting student loan defaulters and exposing their personal information is appropriate is right on its way, especially among university students. Some people point out that blacklisting and exposing personal information about students who default on education loan is actually insulting student’s dignity and privacy and harming their reputation. Worse still, this practice may well deprive such students of valuable future jobs and promotion opportunities, putting them in an even more difficult financial position. However, many other consider college graduates are suppose to thoroughly fulfill their obligations and take due responsibility, instead of adding the loan issue to their bad credit record. From my point of view, I do not think blacklisting and exposing student loan defaulters is a very good way to tackle the related issues. Neither will it do good to the students nor will banks benefit from it. Therefore, when education loan defaults occur, it is advisable to adopt to adopt more reasonable measures. An Announcement about Englis