Hello! Decided to do a little cover for stress relief. Backing track credits goes to YouTube (because that is obviously not me on the piano I wish I was half as capable as that!). With love, xx.

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Thank God for GarageBand. But of course I'm not a pro or anything so please forgive me. Anyways, here's a longish cover of Try because I have too much time on my hands. With love, xx.

Try (Cover)

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[Newsreader]: University authorities from across the world have recently called for official bans against public displays of affection among students on campus. 

Monash Radio journalist, Yun Qing, reports her findings.

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[Yun Qing]: A university in China has officially banned any form of PDA among students on campus, which includes ‘flirtatiously feeding each other’ according to Mirror Online. Ex-student counselor of Sunway University, Terry Yeow, shared his thoughts on the university’s call.

Grab #1: Terry Yeow (9 secs)

[Terry Yeow]: I do think that/that’s a little subjective because there are different levels of what it means to be flirtatious. I think there’s nothing wrong with feeding each other, right?

[Yun Qing]: Many believe that universities, unlike other public spaces, should not be a place where students in relationships openly showcase their affections for one another.

Second-year student from Taylor’s University, Priscilla Lim, echoed this to be true.

Grab #2: Priscilla Lim (10 secs)

[Priscilla Lim]: I think institutions likes schools are a formal place. So there’s this expectation of a level of decency or respect whereas malls and restaurants are social places.

[Yun Qing]: Senior figures of educational institutions are now trying to reinforce these regulations on students for their well-being.

[Yun Qing]: This is Yun Qing for Monash Radio.

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[Newsreader]: University authorities are becoming more aware of the inappropriate public displays of affection among students.

A university in China has banned PDA on campus that includes ‘flirtatiously feeding each other’, which has left students amused.

Ex-student counselor from Sunway University, Terry Yeow, shared his thoughts on why this decision is somewhat drastic.

Grab #1: Terry Yeow (9 secs)

[Terry Yeow]: I do think that... that’s a little subjective because there are different levels of what it means to be flirtatious. I think there’s nothing wrong with feeding each other, right?

[Newsreader]: Many think that educational institutions are not a place for students to display these forms of affections to one another.

Second-year student from Taylor’s University, Priscilla Lim, shared why she thinks so.

Grab #2: Priscilla Lim (10 secs)

[Priscilla Lim]: I think instituitions likes schools are a formal place. So there’s this expectation of a level of decency or respect whereas malls and restaurants are social places.

Universities are now considering what to do next to combat this issue.

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