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Lin received her medical degree from the Capital University of Medical Sciences in Beijing, a master's degree in psychology from the University of Arizona, and a Ph. D in physiology and neuroscience from Michigan State University. (University of California Newswire, CA)
Love at the end of the line stops elderly suicide Apr 19, 2006
"The problems with most senior people who have the intention to commit suicide are caused by loneliness," said Xu, a former professor of philosophy at the Capital University of Economics and Business and now the deputy editor-in-chief of the Contemporary Manager magazine. "Only love can cure loneliness, and that's what we try to deliver through the hotline.". (People's Daily Online, China)
China, US complement each other in trade Apr 18, 2006
Zhou Shijian is the standing councillor of China American Studies and Wang Lijun is a lecturer at the Capital University of Economics and Business. (Source: China Daily). (Xinhuanet, China)
BRADLEY A. SMITH: The reformers' earmark Apr 15, 2006
Bradley A. Smith, former Chairman of the Federal Election Commission, is senior adviser to the Center for Competitive Politics and a professor of law at Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio. . (Washington Times)
Triad Guaranty Adds to Executive Management Team Apr 5, 2006
He received a Bachelor's degree in Business, summa cum laude, from Capital University. "One of Triad's strengths is the deep experience of the senior management team in the mortgage insurance business. Ken and Steve are seasoned executives who bring complementary skills that will serve the long-term interests of Triad's shareholders," stated Mr. Tonnesen. (PR Newswire)
Election commission takes light touch with Net regs Mar 25, 2006
"They've tried to take a light hand, and it looks like they might have succeeded," Brad Smith, a former FEC chairman who at Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio, said in a telephone interview. Smith said, though, that he was not able to review the document in detail. (ZDNet)
Only 3 seek Durham public defender job Mar 24, 2006
-- Freedman is a 1977 law school graduate of Capital University in Ohio. Following a career pattern similar to Seahorn's, he has been a public defender in Columbus, Ohio; Fayetteville; and Orange County. (Herald Sun)
From Congressperson to Lobbyist Mar 21, 2006
Bradley Smith, a law professor for Capital University Law School in Ohio and former Republican Chairman of the Federal Election Commission, said he "can see why people are disturbed" by the so-called "revolving door.". "I think that it comes down to government being too big," offering too many plums to private interests, he said. (Fox News)
Time for Public Money? Mar 3, 2006
"In the end, public financing is kind of a fraud," said Bradley Smith, a law professor with Capital University Law School in Ohio, and former chairman of the. "It really doesn't handle the claim of corruption or claim of inequality in the end it still doesn't reconcile any of the issues, it doesn't take care of lobbyists.". (Fox News)
State firm executives to get stock options Feb 23, 2006
Under the stock option plan, management will be motivated not to indulge in shortsighted business moves, as their compensation is related to their companies' performance in the longer term, said Liu Jipeng, director of Company Studies Centre at Capital University of Economics and Business. Consequently, Liu said, the stock option plan offers a better incentive than other plans fostering the company's healthy long-term growth. (Xinhuanet, China)
Open field for public defender Feb 20, 2006
A 1977 law school graduate of Capital University in Ohio, Freedman followed a career path similar to Seahorn's. He has been a public defender in Columbus, Ohio, Fayetteville and Orange County, and has worked out of the Capital Defender's Office for about three years. (Herald Sun)
RMB gets wider use across region Jan 27, 2006
Overseas travels by Chinese and their spending are the major source for the overseas circulation of renminbi, China's currency, according to Li Jing, who teaches finance at the Capital University of Economics and Business. Figures released earlier this week by the National Bureau of Statistics indicate that, last year alone, as much as 620 billion yuan (US$75 billion) could have been spent overseas. (People's Daily Online, China)
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