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...still a shocking illustration of how seriously Beijing took his crimes. While Beijing has cracked down on official corruption over the past 18 months, with several other senior officials caught up in the dragnet, all of those arrested so far have received prison terms or still await sentencing. Hao Heping, another former official at the Food and Drug Administration, only received 15 years in prison for bribery in November last year...
...training to clerks and managers and owners to prevent underage sales or serving minors,” Travia said. Still, underage drinking remains a reality at Harvard, where 50 percent of the Class of 2010 identifies as drinkers, Travia said citing a AlcoholEdu survey administered to freshmen. And Patricia Hao ’09 said she thinks underage students will continue to drink despite Harvard’s many initiatives. “We can learn more by looking at it,” Travia said of the report, “but I’m confident that we?...
...you’re going to get bored,” Competitors in successive rounds increased in skill, and the area beyond the floor was an unceasing flurry of anxiety, cheering, and preparation. In the center of it all was Rookie Captain of the Harvard Ballroom Dance Team Patricia Hao ’09, who quelled the qualms and tended to the needs of her team’s tenderfoots. “These are all my rookies. They’re my babies…I’m a little overwhelmed because there are so many things...
...head to the Kong, have a scorpion bowl, and surmise Seoul might be a good place to live (those OCS emails about teaching SAT’s in South Korea will finally have some purpose!). Now you think your calling is to devote yourself to studying East Asia. Ni-hao and Konnichiwa. Take a seat next to the idiot who’s here because he enjoys watching Sailor Moon and wants to write his thesis on why possessing a tamagotchi and liking szechuan chicken gives him the right to stake his claim as an EAS scholar. Lucky...
...approach was either too conventional or too oblique to send audiences marching into the streets. Lou Ye's Summer Palace, the only Asian film in the competition, boldly depicted the Tiananmen Square revolt of 1989 but was more concerned with the sexual politics of its heroine (the sulkily charismatic Hao Lei). She and her sex scenes were hot stuff, but the movie's critical response was tepid. Three war movies also failed to astound: Ken Loach's The Wind That Shakes the Barley, a predictable rendering of the 1920 Irish battle of Catholic peasants against the Black and Tans; Bruno...