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19bc6bf43.html> (9/20, Ruggles, 641 K) reports, "Charles Wood built his reputation as a virus researcher a

versity of Nebraska-Lincoln and enjoyed a side gig running the university's Chinese language and culture program. But his part-time role overseeing the Confucius Institute, caught up in UNL budget problems and perhaps politics, is about to end." The university is looking to fill a $38 million budget shortfall, and "has

tates Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia Charles Peeler announced recently that two defendants ar

reasing scrutiny from the federal government." The universities "appear to be unfazed by the Trump administration's decision last week to designate" the Confucius Institute as a "foreign mission." Despite the move, "nearly 50 colleges and universities will continue their partnership with Confucius Institute programs."

(NE) World-Herald (9/20, Ruggles, 641K) reports, "Charles Wood built his reputation as a virus researcher

versity of Nebraska-Lincoln and enjoyed a side gig running the university's Chinese language and culture program. But his part-time role overseeing the Confucius Institute, caught up in UNL budget problems and perhaps politics, is about to end." The university is looking to fill a $38 million budget shortfall, and "has

ates Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia Charles Peeler announced recently that two defendants arr

y from the federal government." The universities "appear to be unfazed by the EFTA00149646 Trump administration's decision last week to designate" the Confucius Institute as a "foreign mission." Despite the move, "nearly 50 colleges and universities will continue their partnership with Confucius Institute programs."

ordnance in plain sight, according to spokesman Charles Anthony. The vehicle was attempting to enter the

Cuts Ties With Confucius Institute. The AP (1/15) reports from Columbia, Missouri, "The University of Missouri will end a nine-year partnership with the Confucius Institute in August because of changing federal guidelines for the program, university officials announced Wednesday." The institute, "which is mostly funded

(NE) World-Herald (9/20, Ruggles, 641K) reports, "Charles Wood built his reputation as a virus researcher

versity of Nebraska-Lincoln and enjoyed a side gig running the university's Chinese language and culture program. But his part-time role overseeing the Confucius Institute, caught up in UNL budget problems and perhaps politics, is about to end." The university is looking to fill a $38 million budget shortfall, and "has

ates Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia Charles Peeler announced recently that two defendants arr

reasing scrutiny from the federal government." The universities "appear to be unfazed by the Trump administration's decision last week to designate" the Confucius Institute as a "foreign mission." Despite the move, "nearly 50 colleges and universities will continue their partnership with Confucius Institute programs."