【校花點點名】南台灣校花新勢力‭ / 中華醫事科大「腰瘦」正清新自然系女神‭ ‬‭ ‬

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2015年1月31日上午12:46

「校花點點名」製作單位再度收到同學的推薦來信，請製作單位前往拍攝學校校花。推薦人就讀位於台南的中華醫事科技大學，據悉校花的名字是陳子鈺，除了多次登上學校表特版，更被同學稱為清新系女神。主持人唐志中(JASON)收到消息，再度驅車南下，前進古都台南尋找校花。

【校花點點名】南台灣校花新勢力‭ / 中華醫事科大「腰瘦」正清新自然系女神‭ ‬‭ ‬

JASON來到校園，偶遇一位對校園美女相當有研究的男同學，他也對陳子鈺讚譽有嘉：「她人氣很旺，按讚數很高，自然大方不做作，在學校有清新系女神封號！」學校女同學對子鈺也有很好評價：「她很漂亮，但私底下蠻低調。」

見到子鈺本人，165公分、45公斤，身材非常苗條，腰很纖細，陳子鈺卻說自己雖然瘦，但其實是很能吃的大胃王。她養的寵物尤其讓人驚喜，是一隻蜥蜴，另類獨特的風格讓JASON覺得非常新奇。

美女校花當然不乏追求者，但也遇過噁心的騷擾者，曾經有人在網路上，詢問子鈺能否賣制服或貼身衣物給他，讓她覺得非常變態。談到喜歡的男生類型，子鈺很欣賞天王劉德華，覺得他非常NICE，而且對粉絲很好。

節目最後子鈺帶著JASON，來到台南的文賢路品嘗超人氣小點心-古早味白糖糕，貴為校花的子鈺，吃東西自然豪邁，不矯情做作，不愧是走自然風的優質校花！

《校花小檔案》

姓名：陳子鈺

綽號：籽鈺

年齡：19歲

星座：巨蟹座

身高/體重：165cm/45kg

興趣：爵士鼓、養特殊寵物、滑板

推薦小物：蜜蠟除毛貼片、療癒小物杯緣子

粉絲團：https://www.facebook.com/pages/ZiZi-%E9%99%B3%E5%AD%90%E9%88%BA/338499096183208?fref=ts ZiZi (陳子鈺)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwdlmuhUPs0

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校花點點名 Ep15 腰瘦厲害，表特版常客：讓人好想保護她！（華醫科大-陳子鈺）

「校花點點名」節目資訊：

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