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50-Year-Old Chinese Mother Gets Into Law School After Studying From Son's Books
Previously, the woman graduated with a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Shanghai's prestigious Tongji University in the 1990s.
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A New Law In China Will Cut Homework, Tutoring Pressure On Students
China has passed an education law that seeks to cut the "twin pressures" of homework and off-site tutoring in core subjects, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
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Hong Kong Tells Schools To Remove Books Breaching Security Law
Hong Kong's government on Monday ordered schools to review and remove any books that might breach a sweeping new security law that Beijing imposed last week on the restless city.
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"Red Flag After Red Flag": Student Who Showed Odd Behavior Arrested In US
Law enforcement officials in central Florida say they may have thwarted another school tragedy after arresting a 26-year-old international student who bought two rifles and was exhibiting troubling changes in his behavior.
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Interns at a factory operated by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., part of Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group, worked voluntarily and received benefits, though worked longer days than Chinese law permits, Apple said in a statement. The Financial Times reported earlier Tuesday that a group of 3,000 students from the Zhengzhou Urban Rail Transit School ...
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Man Dropped Out Of School, Taught Himself Law To Take On China's Largest Chemical Firm
Wang Enlin, an elderly farmer who left school when he was 10 years old and taught himself law armed with a single textbook and dictionary, makes for an unlikely eco-warrior.
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An underdog story: From rural China to law school
Mu Zhengwu scanned the tiny room of his childhood, part of a wood home built over a shed where cows once sent earthy odors through the floorboards. Wood planks were missing from a bare bed frame. The walls were shedding a kind of wallpaper made from pages of school notebooks.
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China pressured New York university to make me leave: Chen Guangcheng
Chen Guangcheng, the Chinese dissident who fled his home country to become a visiting scholar at New York University, accused the school on Sunday of asking him to leave because of "unrelenting pressure" from China.
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50-Year-Old Chinese Mother Gets Into Law School After Studying From Son's Books
Previously, the woman graduated with a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Shanghai's prestigious Tongji University in the 1990s.
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A New Law In China Will Cut Homework, Tutoring Pressure On Students
China has passed an education law that seeks to cut the "twin pressures" of homework and off-site tutoring in core subjects, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
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Hong Kong Tells Schools To Remove Books Breaching Security Law
Hong Kong's government on Monday ordered schools to review and remove any books that might breach a sweeping new security law that Beijing imposed last week on the restless city.
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"Red Flag After Red Flag": Student Who Showed Odd Behavior Arrested In US
Law enforcement officials in central Florida say they may have thwarted another school tragedy after arresting a 26-year-old international student who bought two rifles and was exhibiting troubling changes in his behavior.
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Interns at a factory operated by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., part of Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group, worked voluntarily and received benefits, though worked longer days than Chinese law permits, Apple said in a statement. The Financial Times reported earlier Tuesday that a group of 3,000 students from the Zhengzhou Urban Rail Transit School ...
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Man Dropped Out Of School, Taught Himself Law To Take On China's Largest Chemical Firm
Wang Enlin, an elderly farmer who left school when he was 10 years old and taught himself law armed with a single textbook and dictionary, makes for an unlikely eco-warrior.
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An underdog story: From rural China to law school
Mu Zhengwu scanned the tiny room of his childhood, part of a wood home built over a shed where cows once sent earthy odors through the floorboards. Wood planks were missing from a bare bed frame. The walls were shedding a kind of wallpaper made from pages of school notebooks.
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China pressured New York university to make me leave: Chen Guangcheng
Chen Guangcheng, the Chinese dissident who fled his home country to become a visiting scholar at New York University, accused the school on Sunday of asking him to leave because of "unrelenting pressure" from China.
