NBA bad guys

Chapter 98 The power of public opinion

Sarah Kustok: "So, Miss Charles, do you think Wu Liang played a completely positive role in this incident?"

Rising model star Charles: "Of course, I think Wu Liang not only should not be punished, but should also be praised. He is resisting this injustice through his own actions."

Sarah Kustok: "Okay, I understand. I will publish your views in the newspaper without fail."

Rising Model Charles: "Okay, see you later."

After the principal saw this, he felt refreshed.

Great, simply great.

This step is enough for me.

However, it is better not to make it too obvious. After all, he has made it clear just now that he wants to fire Wu Liang.

He frowned slightly and said softly: "Well, I have finished watching Charles' solo interview, and I was deeply impressed by what he said. Yes, I think what she said is very profound and worthy of our study and reflection. .”

Coach John Thompson felt very strange when he saw the principal's changes before and after, but it was obvious that now was definitely not the time for him to intervene.

God knows if this principal will do something bad again later.

Tom Clayson also stared at the principal with stern eyes. Seeing that the latter was showing signs of relenting, he asked tentatively: "How about letting this matter go?"

Wu Liang's ears also perked up, wanting to see the principal's final choice.

After all, the dean was a skilled contestant, and he guessed the principal's thoughts first, so he pretended to say: "Well... In my opinion, let's just forget about it. I am a young man, and I have a youthful spirit." Sheng, we can all understand.

Especially since he encountered such unfair treatment.

As a school administrator, it can even be said that we are the backers of students. There is no reason to throw students out if something goes wrong.

Right, principal! "

What you said is so good, I deserve applause here.

The principal touched his Mediterranean hair, then nodded slowly and said, "Yes, I completely agree with what the dean said...but I still have a small worry."

More-Ben asked: "Principal, what are you worried about?"

The principal paused for a moment, and then said seriously: "I believe that most people are the same as me. They did not go to watch this game in person, so they don't know the specific process of the game. They will be very disgusted with Wu Liang. But as if After I saw this report, I had a new definition of this game."

Wu Liang thought, what exactly did the principal want to say? Che Zhuluan talked a lot, couldn't he just be more relaxed?

The principal continued: "However, this Georgetown University Youth Newspaper will only be published on campus, and people outside the campus will never be able to read it, and it will be impossible to eliminate their misunderstandings about Wu Liang.

Public opinion in society is still very unfavorable to us. I wonder, Mr. Moore Ben, if you can publish a similar article in a well-known media.

As a senior teacher at Georgetown University, you should be able to do it. "

After hearing this, Mor-Ben just wanted to curse.

I am just an ordinary university teacher and not a professional media editor. How could I just publish articles in newspapers casually?

Are you showing off your brain?
But the most she could do was complain about this in her heart, and she would never say it out loud.
She still wants this job.

But at this time, she suddenly had an idea and said, "Principal, have you heard of Sports Illustrated?"

The principal was startled, and then said: "Of course I have heard of it. This is a very professional and authoritative sports media. Why, can Teacher Moore publish an article in a place like this?"

The corner of Morben's mouth curled up slightly, and then he said: "I am getting older. I usually need to teach students, correct homework, and sometimes need to care about the psychological activities of my classmates, so I don't have time to publish articles in places like this. However, the students I teach are outstanding and have inherited some of my literary talent, and have published articles in Sports Illustrated.”

Wu Liang was slightly startled. Isn't this More Ben talking about Sarah Kustok?
As Gu Wuliang knows, Sarah Kustok has always been a very hardworking and self-taught girl.

It seems that when she wanted to use herself as the protagonist, she was strongly opposed by Moore Ben. Now that Sarah Kustok has achieved results, she has the nerve to step forward and take credit.

But it doesn't matter, just watch her performance.

The principal heard the sound and said, "Really? Who is it?"

Moore-Ben smiled slightly and said: "That's Sarah Kustok. The column you have about Wu Liang was written by this student."

The principal laughed loudly and said: "Oh, that's it. No wonder it's so well written. Can you ask this classmate to come to my office? Right now, I want to have a brief chat with her."

Moore-Ben secretly yelled, "It's terrible, it's easy to reveal the truth."

But the bull has been blown out, so we can only obey the order.

After Moore-Ben's announcement, Sarah Kustok came to the dean's office not long after.

The office was not big, but it was already full of people.

And Wu Liang was also present.

There are also principals and deans.

She has never seen such a big scene.

"Principal. Hello, dean of students. Hello, teachers. My name is Sarah Kustok. Why are you here with me?"

Sarah Kustok feels a little guilty.

In particular, she saw the preliminary draft in the hands of the principal.

Could it be that there is something wrong with the writing of my manuscript?
The principal put the draft on the table and said, "The Georgetown University Youth Daily has a column about Wu Liang. It was written by you, right?"

really!

I really came here for this matter!
"Yes, it was done under the supervision of Mr. More Ben."

Well, Mr. Larmore is about to come out at this time. If there are any problems with what you write, please go to Mr. Moore-Ben. Don't embarrass me, a young student.

More Ben was still afraid that Sarah Kustok would say the wrong thing. Hearing what she said, he secretly rejoiced. Yes, Sarah Kustok is a very smart kid.

When the principal saw this, he thought to himself, this child is not weak in ability, and he does not like to take credit. He is indeed a good child. No wonder he can write such a good article.

Such a person chose Wu Liang as the protagonist, so Wu Liang must be good.

The principal coughed lightly, and then said: "Well, we already know, and I just read your column. I think it is well written and deserves praise.

Oh, by the way, Teacher Moore-Ben, is this issue the 1V1 competition you mentioned last time? "Sarah Kustok was slightly surprised.

The principal just said that this column about Wu Liang was very good, so it wasn't criticizing me, but praising me?

So this is ah.

Moore-Ben nodded, and then replied respectfully to the principal: "Yes, principal, this is the Georgetown University Youth Newspaper. The last issue of the year is to select the best protagonist."

The principal said with great interest: "This new trick you have come up with is really interesting. I just want to hear how you plan to find the best protagonist?
Need your review? Or is it based on the quality of newspapers and periodicals? "

Moore-Ben didn't understand what the principal meant, so he could only tell the truth: "That's it. Our selection is very open and transparent. The students vote to select the best protagonist."

“Can only students vote?”

The principal frowned slightly and said, "Well... I think this place can actually be optimized. After all, many teachers also like to read this newspaper, right, Coach John, and Teacher Tom?"

The two of them didn't speak for a long time.

They didn't even know what the principal was going to do. The two of them felt that what they were talking about now had completely deviated from the main point.

Only Wu Liang seemed to see a little bit of the secret.

The principal seemed to want to clear his name, but he couldn't say it clearly and kept pointing out others in a roundabout way.

Wanting others to speak his mind.

Then he gave the final nod!
Well, you continue to perform, and I will watch it for a while.

Coach John Thompson said very cooperatively: "Well, because there are reports about Wu Liang in the newspapers, I read them in every issue. The things recorded above are indeed very objective, and I prefer to read them."

Tom Clayson also nodded and said: "That's right, I like him better. After all, Wu Liang is my student. Not only does he play basketball, I also value his character."

The principal smiled, nodded, and said, "Mr. Moore, you saw it, they all like it."

Monk Mohr Ben Zhang Er was confused and asked: "Principal, what do you mean..."

The dean said: "I think Mr. Moore, in the final evaluation, teachers and school leaders, um... including the principal, can participate in the evaluation together, so that the results will be more comprehensive. It’s also more convincing!”

Only then did Moore-Ben suddenly realize, if you really want to say something, just say it directly, why are you beating around the bush?

Well, that’s what the principal is good at.

The principal said: "If Teacher Moore feels that this is inconvenient, just pretend that we have not mentioned this proposal."

Moore Ben quickly shook his head and said: "Of course not. I just think that if the results of the competition can get your participation from the principal, it will lead to the participation of students, which is a good thing."

The principal said with a smile: "Haha, if that's the case, then I'll make a statement first. I want to vote for Wu Liang's report. Well, for the rest, how are you going to choose?"

Coach John Thompson happily raised his hand and said: "As the head coach of the basketball team, I will naturally vote for Wu Liang."

Tom Clayson said: "I am Wu Liang's teacher, so it is understandable that I vote for her."

The principal nodded with great satisfaction, and then said, "Where is Teacher Moore?"

Mor-Ben grinned inadvertently, "What the hell, are you canvassing for votes now?" He said, "Well, of course I want to vote for Wu Liang too."

The dean said: "Well, as the school leader, I also want to vote for the leader."

After saying that, the principal turned his attention to Sarah Kustok again.

Sarah Kustok said very embarrassedly: "I am the author of the column. It may not be good to vote for myself."

"There's nothing wrong with it," the principal said.

Wu Liang suddenly raised his hand and said, "I will definitely vote for myself."

The principal smiled and said, "Of course I know this. You can't vote for your opponent."

After finishing speaking, the principal said to the dean: "Wait a minute, you go tell the other leaders and teachers about this, and tell them that I have chosen Wu Liang, and let them choose based on their own preferences." .”

The dean nodded and said with a smile: "Don't worry, principal, I think they should know how to choose."

Wu Liang feels that the principal is too despicable. You tell them directly that if you don't choose Wu Liang, your bonus will be deducted. Wouldn't it be more direct this way?

After this incident was revealed, the principal began to get down to business with Sarah Kustok, and then asked cautiously: "Classmate Sarah Kustok, I heard that you published an article in Sports Illustrated?"

Sarah Kustok nodded and said, "Yes, because I met Mr. David Stern in the stadium."

Mor-Ben coughed slightly.

Sarah Kustok continued: "So, under the guidance of Teacher Moore, I wrote a relatively excellent article and successfully published it in Sports Illustrated."

The principal nodded and said: "You are indeed young and promising. Now there is such a thing. I think Wu Liang's column, if placed solely in the Georgetown University Youth Newspaper, is still a little less influential. So, I want to ask , do you have the opportunity to publish your own article in Sports Illustrated again?"

Sarah Kustok just wanted to curse.

Is there something wrong with this principal's mind? What does he think of Sports Illustrated?
I'm lucky enough to be able to publish an article there once, and besides, I'm just a student.

From what the principal said, it seemed that Sports Illustrated was run by my family, and that whatever I said would be published in it, it would be published.

Of course, such words should never be said, so she could only say with a smile: "Principal, it's like this. I have already submitted a column about this game to Sports Illustrated. Of course, it is still through David - Mr. Stern, but it is still unknown whether it will be successfully published on it.

You also know how crazy the NCAA finals are. Moreover, yesterday caused a huge stir, and I guess many people wanted to write about this game.

Therefore, it's better not to have too high hopes for me, because I don't want to disappoint you. "

The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. Everyone knows this truth.

The principal leaned back helplessly.

But at this moment, Sarah Kustok's cell phone rang.

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