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[MW]

Government officials often obtain their high ranking positions through falsification of degrees rather than go through the educational process of self-improvement. (China Daily Hong Kong Edition, (9/5/02)

A Chinese student attempting to enter the University of California at Los Angeles was caught utilizing falsified academic records. UCLA now joins several other U.S. academic institutions giving closer scrutiny to applications from foreign students. (China Daily Hong Kong Edition, (9/19/02)

Japan issued �student visas� to a group of Chinese students who, after entering Japan, never appeared at their educational institution. Apparently these �students� lied to the Japanese Government to obtain student visas only to enter the Country to illegally obtain high paying jobs. (, 21st Century, (12-26-02)

The Internet is proving to be a modern source of professionally prepared term papers and even doctoral dissertations in China. (China Daily Hong Kong Edition, (3-6-03) Foreign Experts are asked to prepare term papers or assist in locating them on the Internet. (Matuszak (9/11/01)

Term papers, design work, enire essays and articles are copied off the Internet and students mark �copied� on them to warn other students that they have already been used. (www.china.org.cn, (6/3/02)

[Dragon]

Dear Comrade,
Yes we must fight corruption at all levels of the party. Victory to the proletarian.
Dragon

[Roger]

When I was working in Shenzhen, I once met a recruiter of a Swiss hotel and tourism management school. He was giving a speech and introducing his famous hospitality school.
One of the criteria for admission was a TOEFL score of 570 (if I remember correctly), so few people actually qualified.
Yet they had no trouble recruiting full house every term. On the other hand, this recruiter also told me that one out of every 20 CHinese students, sometimes up to 3 out of 20, would abscond from the school. Apart from these incidents, he had to vet all documents submitted as it was plain to him that more than half of the papers were forged ones!

Come to think of it: Back in the early 1990's, I also bought a "teacher's work book", a small red ID card with my picture inside and a nice chop from a Sichuan university that I had never seen.
It was easy to buy, and most useful at the time when buying train tickets - you got them at the same price that Chinese travellers paid. Otherwise the ticket price would have been double!

[Dragon]

Dear Comrade MW
Though the article was long I read every word salivating over your points. You are truly a great writer and apparently have given over your life since 1978 to teach this FACILITATION METHOD. Keep up with your postings the board has never been better.
DRAGON

[MW]

Dragon -

I note that of your 78 postings (that was the amount when I checked) you once said something of value but in the very next posting had to retract and say "sorry" for your mistake. Too bad my comrade friend.

[Dragon]

Dear Comrade MW,

Yes, I have made mistakes in the past but you have set me straight. Thank you for doing this. I await your next topic with anticipation and will read it through to its entirety hanging on every word like Pavlovs dog. Do you know about Math, Science and other subjects as well as you know about ESL and Law and ATM's?
Long life MW. Facilitate onward
Dragon

[Dragon]

Dear Comrade MW,

Yes, I have made mistakes in the past but you have set me straight. Thank you for doing this. I await your next topic with anticipation and will read it through to its entirety hanging on every word like Pavlovs dog. Do you know about Math, Science and other subjects as well as you know about ESL and Law and ATM's?
Long life MW. Facilitate onward
Dragon