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Political Neutrality of Emory Administration

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David Lou
11 years ago

One China. Peace.

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Maggie H
11 years ago

LoL how many ppl actually diged into China/Tibet histories before posting these stupid comments?

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Karen
11 years ago

Have they learnt any Asian history before posting these stupid comments?

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Angelina You
11 years ago

the freedom to express does not mean disrespect.

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Henry
11 years ago

123

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Go
11 years ago

support

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11 years ago

aaa

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Bruce
11 years ago

Taiwanese flag should be removed as well

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vfsavasvas
11 years ago

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Lindsey
11 years ago

how date you

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11 years ago

Support

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zeyu wang
11 years ago

now

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Zhifan Sang
11 years ago

Tibet is part of China.

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Jiayan Yi
11 years ago

As a student from another college, I am very sad to see that Emory has allowed something like this to happen. Shame on you!

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Yanggu Wang
11 years ago

PLEASE... find anyone who actually lives in Tibet and talk to him/her before you make such naive judgment

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Leo Wang
11 years ago

This is ridiculous. Return all the land to Native Americans before messing with Taiwan and Tibet.

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Leven Zhao
11 years ago

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Liu
11 years ago

I think the students should have the freedom to voice their opinions. But as the authority, the Emory Administration should remain neutral on this matter since it wouldn't be fair for the Chinese students who don't usually voice their opinions on Tibetan issues because they know American students would certainly think otherwise. The inference of Tibet can be debated by students, but Emory should be neutral.

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Y Chang
11 years ago

Why the number of signature stopped going up