In China, Blame for the USC Victims

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Mei Fong. In China, Blame for the USC Victims; Hateful comments toward two Chinese graduate students killed near the campus spotlight the growing divide between haves and have-nots in China. Los Angeles Times, Apr 26, 2012 (op-ed).
http://www.latimes.com/news/opin ... t-killings-20120426,0,5617529.story

Note: The article says "the Boxer Rebellion led to the US government sponsoring the first group of Chinese scholars to attend US colleges. This first wave returned home to build China's railroads and steamships, won at least one Nobel Prize and helped to build Tsinghua University, China's equivalent of MIT."

Chen Ning Yang
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chen_Ning_Yang
(1922- ; In 1944 was awarded a scholarship known as the Boxer Indemnity 庚子賠款, a scholarship set up by the United States government using the funds raised from the money China was forced to pay out following the Boxer Rebellion; He and Tsung-dao Lee received the 1957 Nobel prize in physics; became a United States citizen in 1964)