https://harvardpolitics.com/culture-behind-asian-donations-u-s-universities/ On September 8, Harvard University received the largest alumni donation in its 378-year history when alumnus Gerald Chan gave a whopping $350 million to the School of Public Health.According to a Wall Street Journal analysis of U.S. Department of Education data, Hong Kong has become the top international source of large gifts to U.S. colleges. As a matter of fact, Hong Kong donations make up 17 percent of the world’s total donations to U.S. universities. Both China and Hong Kong figure prominently in the list of top ten sources of donations to U.S. colleges from January 2007 to November 2013. Hong Kong is first, with $181 million worth of donations given to U.S. colleges. China is eighth, at $60.4 million. From the data collected from a study conducted by the Wall Street Journal in 2014, it is clear that people from China and Hong Kong do give generously to U.S. universities. Billionaire and Hong Kong resident Gordon Wu donated $100 million to Princeton in 1995. Ronnie Chan (Gerald Chan’s brother) pledged $20 million to the University of Southern California in September of this year. This trend holds true in the rest of China as well. In 2010, Zhang Lei of Hillhouse Capital Group gave $8,888,888 in cash to the Yale School of Management, and gave an additional $3.9 million to Yale in 2013. More recently, SOHO China’s founders Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi gave a $15 million gift to Harvard in July of this year. And these cases are not anomalies. Hong Kong residents account for a total of 163 disclosed gifts during the 2007-13 period, with an average donation of $1.1 million.
https://harvardpolitics.com/culture-behind-asian-donations-u-s-universities/ On September 8, Harvard University received the largest alumni donationin its 378-year history when alumnus Gerald Chan gave a whopping $350 million to the School of Public Health.According to a Wall Street Journal analysis of U.S. Department of Education data, Hong Kong has become the top international source of large gifts to U.S. colleges. As a matter of fact, Hong Kong donations make up 17 percent of the world’s total donations to U.S. universities. Both China and Hong Kong figure prominently in the list of top ten sources of donations to U.S. colleges from January 2007 to November 2013. Hong Kong is first, with $181 million worth of donations given to U.S. colleges. China is eighth, at $60.4 million.Furthermore, the biggest beneficiaries of these donations are elite colleges in the U.S., such as Princeton, Yale, Stanford, the University of California at Berkeley, and Harvard. From the data collected from a study conducted by the Wall Street Journal in 2014, it is clear that people from China and Hong Kong do give generously to U.S. universities. Billionaire and Hong Kong resident Gordon Wu donated $100 million to Princeton in 1995. Ronnie Chan (Gerald Chan’s brother) pledged $20 million to the University of Southern California in September of this year. This trend holds true in the rest of China as well. In 2010, Zhang Lei of Hillhouse Capital Group gave $8,888,888 in cash to the Yale School of Management, and gave an additional $3.9 million to Yale in 2013. More recently, SOHO China’s founders Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi gave a $15 million gift to Harvard in July of this year. And these cases are not anomalies. Hong Kong residents account for a total of 163 disclosed gifts during the 2007-13 period, with an average donation of $1.1 million.
哈佛大学近日宣佈收到了建校378年来最高的一笔捐款。 捐款人是香港房地产富豪陳樂宗，陳啟宗兄弟的陈氏家族(Chan)。陳樂宗也是哈佛大學校友。他們向哈佛大学公共卫生学院(School of Public Health) 捐赠3.5亿美元。哈佛大学公共卫生学院並改名為Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health，(哈佛陈曾熙公共衛生學院)，以紀念陳氏兄弟的父親陈曾熙https://2015.indychinesenews.com/politics/486
都是给legacy留的后门。
要是其他民主国家，早就游行示了。
别的国家都是高中毕业就可以上医学院。
对的，当时是这样。 现在是为了限制太多亚裔进好的大学。
的确是，从医保到税法，哪个国家个人报税这么复杂
不然全是亚裔了
你可以去别的国家当医生啊，你肯吗？
当然是为了浑水摸鱼，全靠成绩哪些人死翘翘就明白了
等这一次，美国被中国赶超霸主地位后，能改掉这腐败胡闹的大学录取方式，以及英制长度单位与重量单位和华氏温度单位。
今天无聊 试了试 chatgpt o1-preview 做了几道数学竞赛题， 从 AMC12 最后几道， 到选了几道 Putnam 的题。 都作对了。 比一年前 厉害多了。
chatgpt能否回答2024年美国人最在乎的话题有哪些，并且预测一下股市是否会崩？
有给出解题过程吗? 辅导老师会有失业了？
详细的一P。 而且一年前， 经常做对了后 但我说 你错了。 它就莫名其妙的说 对， 我错了。 现在不了。 我不断的说， 你好像错了。 它就不断的说， 来 我们再重复做一边。 看 我是对的。
因为白人和当权者想搞自留田，保留部分名额给自己
录取方式越复杂，他们的机会就越多
女儿从 俄罗斯学校 学来的 说当年 苏联大学数学系排挤犹太人 用的是 coffin question. 就是看着很简单， 也有很精妙的简单解法， 但实际上非常难的题
资本主义社会，给有钱人合理合法的开后门。
英国的legacy更加严重，但人家从不用这些杂七杂八的东西来掩盖legacy, 就是赤裸裸的录取贵族和有钱人，也没看见英国人抱怨.
只不过中国权贵权力太大，平民被压制惯了，对权贵们获得啥新特权都不奇怪而已。
因为英国不说自己是平等社会，明摆着自己是阶级社会。
英国是君主立宪，不是民主国家。
chatgpt在leadership胡说八道方面更加厉害
但没过几年就被堵上了，现在如果不是数学物理大赛的金银牌，完全没有可能不通过高考上名校。
论纠错能力，中国甩美国几十条长街。
美国啥都买卖 包括病人的器官 活摘
犹太人还是大柱子啊
看看美国的医疗，还有恶心的小费文化
健美操🤣总是联想到奶茶
最近看到文章，学校午餐用钱买午餐收transaction 费，一次两三美元。
邪恶至极。有的家长为了省这个钱，天天带饭。都是很穷的州。
中国不好的地方，美国扒开看丑陋得多。
穷人家的孩子可以走QB路线，录取率还是比较高的，很多大学喜欢招可以申请到Pell grant的低收入家庭孩子，这样可以给学校带来额外的funding。
真正受害的是中产家庭，往往需要耗尽精力和好不容易攒下来的一点财富培养孩子（各种“内卷”由此而来），但最后名校录取率还是低于最富和最穷的两端。
哇这么厉害
最后一句精华。不然光学捐款也不一定有用，光按照老中“有啥好处我得捐？”“没我的名字我为啥捐”的思路是没有今天的，他们是团体的努力而不是一个一个的光自己好就行了的思路才有今天。
不过感慨一下，我就是只看成绩的收益者，咱就是会考试！
全是亚裔，藤校就得关门，藤校有钱就是因为校友捐赠。亚裔不捐款，藤校就得喝西北风。
如果你把招生目的变成招以后能给学校捐款的人，那么这个系统还算可以。
https://harvardpolitics.com/culture-behind-asian-donations-u-s-universities/ On September 8, Harvard University received the largest alumni donation in its 378-year history when alumnus Gerald Chan gave a whopping $350 million to the School of Public Health.According to a Wall Street Journal analysis of U.S. Department of Education data, Hong Kong has become the top international source of large gifts to U.S. colleges. As a matter of fact, Hong Kong donations make up 17 percent of the world’s total donations to U.S. universities. Both China and Hong Kong figure prominently in the list of top ten sources of donations to U.S. colleges from January 2007 to November 2013. Hong Kong is first, with $181 million worth of donations given to U.S. colleges. China is eighth, at $60.4 million. From the data collected from a study conducted by the Wall Street Journal in 2014, it is clear that people from China and Hong Kong do give generously to U.S. universities. Billionaire and Hong Kong resident Gordon Wu donated $100 million to Princeton in 1995. Ronnie Chan (Gerald Chan’s brother) pledged $20 million to the University of Southern California in September of this year. This trend holds true in the rest of China as well. In 2010, Zhang Lei of Hillhouse Capital Group gave $8,888,888 in cash to the Yale School of Management, and gave an additional $3.9 million to Yale in 2013. More recently, SOHO China’s founders Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi gave a $15 million gift to Harvard in July of this year. And these cases are not anomalies. Hong Kong residents account for a total of 163 disclosed gifts during the 2007-13 period, with an average donation of $1.1 million.
https://harvardpolitics.com/culture-behind-asian-donations-u-s-universities/ On September 8, Harvard University received the largest alumni donation in its 378-year history when alumnus Gerald Chan gave a whopping $350 million to the School of Public Health.According to a Wall Street Journal analysis of U.S. Department of Education data, Hong Kong has become the top international source of large gifts to U.S. colleges. As a matter of fact, Hong Kong donations make up 17 percent of the world’s total donations to U.S. universities. Both China and Hong Kong figure prominently in the list of top ten sources of donations to U.S. colleges from January 2007 to November 2013. Hong Kong is first, with $181 million worth of donations given to U.S. colleges. China is eighth, at $60.4 million.Furthermore, the biggest beneficiaries of these donations are elite colleges in the U.S., such as Princeton, Yale, Stanford, the University of California at Berkeley, and Harvard. From the data collected from a study conducted by the Wall Street Journal in 2014, it is clear that people from China and Hong Kong do give generously to U.S. universities. Billionaire and Hong Kong resident Gordon Wu donated $100 million to Princeton in 1995. Ronnie Chan (Gerald Chan’s brother) pledged $20 million to the University of Southern California in September of this year. This trend holds true in the rest of China as well. In 2010, Zhang Lei of Hillhouse Capital Group gave $8,888,888 in cash to the Yale School of Management, and gave an additional $3.9 million to Yale in 2013. More recently, SOHO China’s founders Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi gave a $15 million gift to Harvard in July of this year. And these cases are not anomalies. Hong Kong residents account for a total of 163 disclosed gifts during the 2007-13 period, with an average donation of $1.1 million.
哈佛大学近日宣佈收到了建校378年来最高的一笔捐款。 捐款人是香港房地产富豪陳樂宗，陳啟宗兄弟的陈氏家族(Chan)。陳樂宗也是哈佛大學校友。他們向哈佛大学公共卫生学院(School of Public Health) 捐赠3.5亿美元。哈佛大学公共卫生学院並改名為Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health，(哈佛陈曾熙公共衛生學院)，以紀念陳氏兄弟的父親陈曾熙https://2015.indychinesenews.com/politics/486
中国只看成绩LOL
不是与众不同，美国也搞过公制，结果没搞下去，太多洪波。又改回去了。
说实话，如果不是移民，美国现在不比澳大利亚好多少。