Tiananmen protests flare as Beijing violence spreads worldwide
Reports from Shanghai and other cities describe mass demonstrations against the military crackdown in Beijing. Witnesses say thousands killed or wounded as troops retake Tiananmen Square, with events triggering protests from Chinese communities in New York, Binghamton, and beyond.
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Violence in Tiananmen Square Moves Toward Beijing
Chronology of the Tiananmen protests shows tens of thousands entering from east, clashes with police outside Beijing Hotel, tear gas and gunfire as troops and armored units tighten around Tiananmen Square. Demonstrations persist amid warnings and escalating force through the night.
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Bloodbath stain taints China's old leadership
Nicholas D. Kristof comments on the Tiananmen Square crackdown, comparing it to Korea's 1980 Kwangju incident. He argues the use of troops against unarmed students undermines the Communist Party's legitimacy, likely shaping China’s political narrative for years.
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Syracuse students march to protest in Tiananmen Square crisis
Chinese students and non Chinese participants marched from SU to Clinton Square to condemn the Tiananmen crackdown. Speakers cited bloodshed and democratic hopes while urging US action and aid to Chinese students. Protesters pledged ongoing concern though no further events were planned in Syracuse.
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Wuhan University
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SU Law School
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Drug education faces hurdles for 'flower-child' era teachers
Educators inUpstate New York describe challenges in teaching drug education, balancing fact and values, while addressing baby boomer attitudes and the presence of DARE officers. Teachers stress honest, science-based discussions and nonprescriptive guidance to curb marijuana and cocaine abuse among middle and high school students.
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Gary Buczekowski
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