Monthly Archives: February 2008

Submitted By: Naomi Guy The air is hot, sticky, and dirty. Your throat becomes itchy and a bad taste arises. What do you do? Well, in China you better not spit. Renmin University in China has created a Civic Index … Continue reading →

In another life I had buddies who always said, “Baby, if you look good you play good.” These guys spent more time primping their battle gear and hair than my daughter, but, they were right … they looked good, they … Continue reading →

Kudos to current Cal Poly Orfalea College of Business MBA student Steve Rodger for putting this YouTube piece together on last year’s China MBA trip. Click HERE to view. Good work, Steve and thanks for taking the time to do … Continue reading →

Submitted By: Shasta Palmer Education is a hot topic amongst the nations. Who has the best, who will become the best, and where should parents send their children? The article Losing an Edge, Japanese Envy India’s Schools states that the … Continue reading →

Submitted By: Jesse Bilsten Ignore the fact that there are 1,321,851,888 Chinese and only 301,139,947 of us and come up with some sort of average and according to the trade deficit with China an average American owes an average Chinese … Continue reading →

Submitted By: D.J. Parsons I found this CNN article and thought it fit in nicely with the topic of human rights in China. As we all know, China will be hosting the 2008 Olympics, but as we may not have … Continue reading →

Submitted By: Frank Wallace During the great session last week with Dr. Ashok Bardhan, something was mentioned that caused me to think of an interesting question. I wondered what Bardhan’s thoughts were on whether or not he felt the rising … Continue reading →