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July 25, 2009

Worldwide readings for the weekend

Filed under: News links — Tim @ 5:45 am

- ‘Korean dream’ fades for its seekers (NY Times in 2004)
- Universities faking job contracts (China Daily)
- Hard Times at Harvard (Vanity Fair)
- Potato-Faced Youngster Lauded For Memorizing Primitive 26-Character Alphabet (The Onion)
- Illegal Immigration from Mexico Hits Lowest Level in Decade (WSJ)
- The Open Debate on Chinese Internet Proliferation (Ian Bell)
- More Antiâ€“PowerPoint Catharsis (Cato)
- Why Japan’s Cellphones Havenâ€™t Gone Global (NY Times)
- South Koreans Rush to Buy Shabby Flats as Prices Soar (Bloomberg)

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