Office ofthe President

February 25, 2003

Dr. Tony Tung-tien, President
Washinton Business & Tech. Institute
2245 Homeland St.
Las Vegas, NV 89128-6792
USA

Dear Dr. Lei,

On behalf of all the Tunghai University students, faculty and staff, I would like to thank you for your generous $ 200 contribution for the Alumni Office. The United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia has informed us of you December 2002 gift.

...

.....
.......

Tahnk you once again for your support.

Sincerely,

(Autograph)
Kang-Pei Wang, Ph. D.
President

***** Ë?ÎÄÖ®¶¼µÄ¼~¼s ±?¾ß?ä?oÅc?�±ÈµÄÒô?·èbÙpÁ¦£¬?éËû??ÑÝ×ಪÀ­Ä·Ë¹FСÕ{ä?ÇÙ×àøQÇúÒ»î�µÄ¾Þ×÷£¬?oÒÉÐèÒª¸¶³ö?áÇé¡¢ÒãÁ¦ÅcÌìÙYµÄ¶àÖØŬÁ¦¡£ÊÀ½çÖøÃûä?ÇÙ¼ÒºúÔ�÷ÐØÓгÉÖñ£¬?Ê?ä½ÓÊÜÌô?𡣶¨ì¶5ÔÂ22ÈÕ(ßLÈÕ)4:00PMÔÚÁÖ¿ÏË?ÐgÖÐÐÄ°¬Àò½z£®ËþÀûÒô?·�dÅeÐÐä?ÇÙÑÝ×à?þ£¬?¢½oϲ�۹ŵäÒô?·µÄ�ÛºÃÕßÒÔ¼°?WÁ?Òô?·µÄÅóÓÑ???§�íÒ»´ÎëyµÃµÄÓ^Ùp?C?þ¡£
³öÉúì¶ÖÐ?øµÄºúÔ�÷£¬¸¸ÓHÊÇ�͵©´ó?W±ÈÝ^ÎÄ?W½ÌÊÚ£¬�ÛºÃÒô?·¡£Ëý5?qÆð?WÁ?�?ÇÙ£¬ºúС½ã»Ø??Õf¡¸ÎÒÊÇ??³ä�MÒ°ÐԵĺ¢×Ó£¬¸¸ÓHÓXµÃ?WÁ?Òô?·¿ÉÒÔʹÎÒÎÄìoһЩ¡£Òô?·½^?¦×¥×¡ÁËÎÒ¡£¡¹ºúÔ�÷ÔÚÌô?ðºÍ?ª?ðÖгÉéL³ÉÊ죬12?q¼´½?ß^¼¤ÁÒ¸? ?£¬ÔÚ600Ãû¿¼ÉúÖÐÃ?·f¶ø³ö£¬ßMÈëÉϺ£Òô?·?WÔº¸½ÖС£Ëý·Å???÷½yµÄÜïÀò�?Òô?·?WÔº£¬ßh¸°¼ÓÖݾÍ?W´ó??¡£
...
.....
.......

Choose the right place is very important¡­

Anna ·½·½

From:

Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 2:22 PM
To:
Subject: Fwd: Best Man

"Through the recommendations by our faculty members including District Judges Valorie Vega, Mark Denton, Family Court District Judge Cheryl Moss, and President of Paradise Democratic Club of Las Vegas John Ponticello; Ms. Barbara Buckley has been appointed Adjunct Associate Professor of the Graduate School of Business and Public Administration (GSBPA) of Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI) on March 27, 2004," announced Dr. John Wang, Spokesman of WBTI, on Monday March 29, 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Barbara E. Buckley was born in November 23, 1960; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She received her B. A. with honors from University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Her education has enhanced with University of Arizona, J.D., Summa Cum Laude. She is at the District No. 8 of Clark County Assembly. Barbara is an Attorney at Law. The following is her appointment certificate as an Adjunct Associate Professor of the Graduate School of Business and Public Administration (GSBPA) of Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI):

...
.....
.......

*137. Andrew K. Benton. 'Building Community for the Future by Andrew K Benton, President of Pepperdine University' ... Pepperdine University... Spring 2011

***** Intelligence consists in recognizing opportunity. ---Chinese Proverb

U. S. Congresswoman Shelley Berkley wrote Dr. and Mrs. Tony T. Lei that, "Thank you for your generous contribution to my re-election campaign. I greatly appreciate your support. Please know that your help makes a significant difference. I look forward to continuing my service in Congress and shall endeavor to serve in the manner that merits your confidence in me." *1

Shelley Berkley is born a learned leader. Shelley is an educated leader. Shelley is a prctical and bright leader since her college life. She received her juris doctorate degree from San Deigo Law School. She was the former Regent of University and Colleges of Nevada. She has been Executive Advisor for Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI) since 1996. Her successful leadership both good in work performance and human relations has won all her assistants' and followers' full and sincere respects. In order to celebrate Shelley Berkley's winning as U. S. Congresswoman, elected as a member of the International Relations Committee (IRC) of the Congress, and Dr. Tony T. Lei as her Senior Advisor; Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI) and Chinese American Academic Association of Nevada (CAAAN) established the "Literature and Academic Forum" ("LAF") in 1999.*2 It is brought to you now by Las Vegas Review-Journal's reviewjournal.com through the section of "LAF5" [now continues in "Social & Community (LAF6)"] at: http://communitylink.reviewjournal.com/lvrj/wbti.

The following was an update article published previously by the Chinese multimedia:

À­Ë¹¾S¼Ó˹Ôu?ˆóÒÔÎÄ•þÓÑ
?ÌmÓ¢¼Ä×ÔÀ­Ë¹¾S¼Ó˹

¡¡ ƒÈ ÈA ß_ ÖÝ ÃÀ ‡ø ‡ø •þ ? ×h †T °Ø ¿Ë ÈR (U. S. Congresswoman Shelley Berkley) £¬ ¶þ Ô °Ë ÈÕ (2001) ? ¡¸ À­ ˹ ¾S ¼Ó ˹ Ôu ? ˆó ¡¹ (Las Vegas Review-Journal) Åû ¶ ˜s ßx žé ÃÀ ‡ø ‡ø •þ ‡ø ëH êP ‚S ί †T •þ ί †T £¬ Ëý Õf £º ¡¸ ×÷ žé ±¾ •þ Ò» λ ί †T £¬ ʹ ÎÒ «@ µÃ ÁË ÌØ Êâ ? ? µÄ —l ¼þ £¬ ÒÔ ±ã é_ Õ¹ ÎÒ ? µÄ ? �ú Åc ÙQ Ò× £¬ Œ¦ ì¶ ÒÆ Ãñ ¡¢ ? Ì« ? ÙQ ¡¢ ‡ø ëH Æó ˜I µÈ £¬ ¶¼ ÊÇ ÎÒ ×î žé ? Õ{ Ŭ Á¦ µÄ Òª „Õ ¡£ ¡¹ Ëý ÔÚ 2004 Äê Ê® Ò» Ô ´ó ßx «@ „Ù ßB ÈÎ ‡ø •þ ´ú ±í £¬ ¶Ø Ƹ À× „Ó Ìì ²© Ê¿ ßB ÈÎ ÙY Éî ? ? £¬ Õþ ? ì³ È» £¬ ? ×u ÈÕ Â¡ ¡£ °Ø ¿Ë ÈR “í ÓÐ Â} µØ ? ¸ç ´ó ŒW ·¨ ŒW Ôº ·¨ ŒW ²© Ê¿ ŒW λ £¬ Ôø ÈÎ ¡¸ ƒÈ ÖÝ ´ó ¡¹ У ¶­ Åc ÖÝ …¢ ×h †T £¬ «I Éí ½Ì Óý °l Õ¹ £¬ Ŭ Á¦ Íê ÉÆ Á¢ ·¨ ¡£ Æä ÈË Óº ÈÝ ÈA ÙF £¬ ÓH ºÍ ÉÆ Á¼ £¬ “ú ÈÎ ÈA Ê¢ îD ¹¤ ÉÌ ¼¼ Ðg ÑÐ ¾¿ Ôº (¡¸ ÈA ÑÐ Ôº ¡¹) [Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI)] ˆÌ ÐÐ ? ? £¬ �Û ×o ? Òá ÈA ÈË £¬ ¼¤ „î ŒW Ðg µÄ ¹¤ ×÷ ±í ¬F £¬ ³£ ʹ ͬ ÈÊ Èç ãå ´º ïL £¬ ºÍ ˜· Ïà ? ¡£ ¡¸ ÈA ÑÐ Ôº ¡¹ žé ´Ë ÌØ ÔO ¡¸ ÎÄ ? ŒW Ðg ? ‰¯ ¡¹ (Litrature and Acdemic Forum) {at the Section of "Social & Community (LAF1)}
£¬ ÒÔ žé ÕI ‘c £¬ ÔÚ Æä Ñû ? º¯ ÖÐ £¬ ? Ôº ±í ʾ £º

¡¡ ¡¸ À­ ˹ ¾S ¼Ó ˹ Ôu ? ˆó ¡¹ žé ·þ „Õ Éç •þ ¹« Òæ £¬ ? Öú ¹© ‘ª ÈA Ê¢ îD ¹¤ ÉÌ ¼¼ Ðg ÑÐ ¾¿ Ôº £¬ ÔO Á¢ ¾W Ö· http://communitylink.reviewjournal.com/lvrj/wbti
¹Ä „î Å_ °û ±¾ ÍÁ Åc ÈA ÈË ‡ø ëH ÒÔ ÖÐ ÎÄ °l “P ÎÄ ? ŒW Ðg £¬ ·î žé ? ‰¯ £¬ ³« Œ§ ÎÄ ? Õæ ÖB £¬ ÈË Éú Òâ Áx £¬ ÒÔ ÎÄ •þ ÓÑ Åc Éç •þ ·þ „Õ £¬ ÒÔ Ìá Éý ÎÒ Å_ ž³ ±¾ ÍÁ Òâ ×R Åc ÖÐ ÈA ‡ø ëH µØ λ £¬ Ïà ½ü ºÍ ˜· ÈÚ Ç¢ £¬ Ô´ ßh Ѫ �â ì¶ Ë® £¬ ÂÔ ±M ÎÒ ? ×x •ø ÈË ¡¸ °Î Ò» ë ¡¹ £¨ „Ú Á¦ Åc Öª ×R £© ÒÔ Àû Ìì Ï ֮ ÓÞ Õ\ £¬ ‘© ? ÎÒ ? ƒÈ ÈA ß_ ÖÝ ÈA ÈË ŒW Ðg ? Õx •þ Åc ÈA Ê¢ îD ¹¤ ÉÌ ¼¼ Ðg ÑÐ ¾¿ Ôº Ö® ÓÑ £¬ ±M ÉÆ Àû Óà ´Ë Ò» ×Ô ÓÉ ¶ø ÕÐ ´ý µÄ ? ×Ó ˆó £¬ Åe ·² Р•ø ÍÆ ½é ¡¢ •ø Ôu ¡¢ É¢ ÎÄ Ð¡ Æ· ¡¢ •r ? ¡¢ ˆD ÎÄ ÕÕ Æ¬ ¡¢ ϲ ‘c µÈ ¶¼ ºÜ šg Ó­ £¬ ? ´ó ¼Ò ×¢ Òâ ? ×Ó ˆó Ëü µÄ ÌØ Ù| £¬ Òò ´Ë Æ© Èç Õf ÙF ÎÄ ßM ¶ø ÒÔ õr ? µÄ ˆD Ƭ Åc ²å ? Åä Èë Õß £¬ ¿É Ö^ ÉÏ Æ· ¡£ ? ˆó žé ÃÀ ‡ø ƒÈ ÈA ß_ ÖÝ Ó¢ ÎÄ Öø Ãû µÄ µÚ Ò» ´ó ˆó £¬ ÒÑ ? Öú ? Ôº ÔÚ ´Ë ͬ Ò» ¾W Ö· £¬ ÔO Á¢ Ó¢ ÎÄ µÄ ¡¸ ¹« ¹² ÐÐ Õþ Åc ·¨ ŒW ? ‰¯ ¡¹ (PAJF) Åc "Pan Pacific and Asian American Forum" (PPAAF) [at the Section of "Business & Administration (PPAA7)"] £¬ ÙY ? ¾« êV РËÙ £¬ Òr ÍÐ ²Ê É« ˆD Ƭ £¬ ÃÀ ¹¤ ¾« ¿@ £¬ ? µØ Õþ ŒW Æó ˜I ¸÷ ½ç îI Œ§ ÈË Ê¿ £¬ ? Ïà …¢ Åc £¬ ˜I ÒÑ é_ †¢ ÁË Ëû ? ¹© ˆó ϲ ? Åc ? Õx ½» Íù µÄ ̹ ; £¬ Ï£ Íû ÎÒ ? ÖÐ ÎÄ µÄ ¡¸ ÎÄ ? ŒW Ðg ? ‰¯ ¡¹ £¬ ÄÜ Åc Æä ¹² žé ½ã Ãà ? ‰¯ £¬ �K µÙ »¨ é_ £¬ ½Y žé ßB Àí ¡£ ÓÐ Åd Ȥ ¹© ¸å Õß £¬ ? Œ¢ ˆD ÎÄ e-mail to: tojulei@yahoo.com ß@ ? ˆ@ µØ ›] ÓÐ ÈÎ ºÎ üh ÅÉ ¡¢ ×å Ⱥ Åc I Àû µÈ É« ²Ê £¬ Ò» ÇÐ ÒÔ ÈÊ �Û Åc ´È ÉÆ ¾« Éñ žé Ö÷ Œ§ ¡£ ÔÚ ´Ë é_ †¢ µÄ ³õ ÆÚ £¬ ÎÒ ? ? ÒÔ Î¢ ±¡ µÄ „Ú Á¦ Åc ÖÇ »Û £¬ ? ÓÉ ´Ë Ò» Öø Ãû ´ó ?µÄ ¾W Õ¾ £¬ Áx „Õ ·î «I £¬ Ìá ¹© Åó ÓÑ ? Ò» ? ×Ô ÓÉ Ãâ ÙM µÄ ? ×Ó ˆó ˆ@ µØ £¬ ¹Ä „î ŒW Õß Åc ×÷ ¼Ò ½» ÓÑ ? Õx £¬ »¥ ˆó ¼Ñ Òô ¡£

U. S. Congresswoman Shelley Berkley's nice popularlity is arising from her effective production for public service and good personal traits by nature and sincerity.

-------------------------------------------
References

*1. Berkley, Shelley. 'To serve in the manner that merits your confidence in me,' "A letter from U. S. Congresswoman Shelley Berkley to Washington Business and Technology Institute," (February 23, 2004), Washington, D.C.: Congresswoman Shelley Berkley's Office.
*2. Douglas, Michael; Walsh, Jessie; and PAI of WBTI. 'Dr. Tony T. Lei enriches the lives of many in our community of Clark County and Nevada,' "A search of 'Business - WBTI' on the Google.com," (October 12, 2006), Mountain View, California: Google.com.

--------------------
***** "....... ... ." ---??? *168

<<<<< Web Hide options Show options... Results 1 - 10 of about 62 for "Yu-ping Wu: …ÇÄÁÒ°" with Safesearch on. (0.56 seconds)
Tip: Search for English results only. You can specify your search language in Preferences

Search Results

Washington Business and Technology Institute - Las Vegas Business ...
- ? - [ ÞDžé·±ów¾W? ] Wu Man currently lives in San Diego, and she formerly lived in Boston for 13 ...... ±R¾°ÁÖ; ŒO˜·è¤; …ÇÄÁÒ°; ¹ù„ÙÖÎ; ßB·½¬r; las vegas business today (lvbt); ...
communitylink.reviewjournal.com/servlet/lvrj.../dbpage=cge&gid=01101010550976144152582945&pg=0134000105109633... - Cached - Similar

Washington Business and Technology Institute - Business ...
×Ô¼ºŽÍæ×öÌøÎèÒ·þ£»Ç°ÈΖ|±±Í¬àl•þ•þéL¡¢È«ÃĄ̀?•þ??µÄ·òÐö…ÇÄÁÒ° (Dr. Mu-yeh Morris Wu) Ò²ÊÇ…Çعƻ (Wendy Yu-ping Wu) ÖÒ?áá¶Ü£¬ËùÓлî„Ó³öåX³öÁ¦¡£ ...
communitylink.reviewjournal.com/.../DBPAGE=page&MODE=display&GID=01101010550976144152582945&PG=013370010510932... - Cached - Similar

More results from communitylink.reviewjournal.com/ >>>>> *3

------------------
Editors' notes
...
.......

............

---??? *169

----------------------
References

*1005.
*1.
*168.
*2.
*3.
*169.

¬ü °ê ²³ ij ­û ³· ÄR ¡E ¬f µÜ °ê ·| ¼ú ª¬ wbti

U. S. Senator Harry Reid awarded Chinese association and academic fund
By Tiffany Chang

The following feature article in Chinese was published by Central Daily News - International Edition several years ago. It was found by searching ±iÄõ­^±H¦Û©Ô´µºû¥[´µ on the Google.com at March 19, 2005:

¬ü°Ñij­û¹{¼ú¤ºµØ¹F¦{µØ¤H¾ÇÁp·|
±iÄõ­^±H¦Û©Ô´µºû¥[´µ

¡@ ¬ü °ê °Ñ ij ­û «¢ §Q ¡E ¹p ¼w ¡A ªñ ¥H °Ñ ij °| ¦h ¼Æ ÄÒ ÄÒ Ã@ ¥ô °È ªº °õ ¦æ ¶¶ §Q ¦¨ ¥\ ¡A ¦U ¤è ¦h ¤© ´Á «j »P Æg ÅA ¡C ¤º µØ ¹F ¦{ ¨È ¸Ç ¹´ ¾Ç ¦U ¬É ªÀ ¹Î ¡A ¸g §Ú °ê ¯d ¬ü ¾Ç ¤H ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ ³Õ ¤h ¹ª Ày ¡A Áp ¦X ²Õ ¦¨ ¼y ¯¬ Åw »E ²± ¤j ±ß ®b ¡A ¥Ñ ¥L »P ¦L ¸Ç ¬ü ÂÇ ªÀ ¹Î »â ³S ³¯ ¼w °Ç ¡E ©¬ ¥¬ ¤Î µá ¸Ç ¬ü Äy µØ ´µ ¤ý §Q ¾á ¥ô ¥D ®u ¹Î ¦@ ¦P °ê ¥D ®u ¡A ©ó ¤K ¤ë ¤Ü ¥| ¤é ¦b ¬Ó «° ¤¤ °ê ¤j À\ À] ²± ¤j Á| ¦æ ¡C ¦³ ¤º µØ ¹F ¦{ ¦U ¯Å °ª ©x ­º ªø ¡B ¹´ ¾Ç ¬É »â ³S »P ¤u °Ó ¥ø ·~ ®a ¤­ ¦Ê ¦h ¤H »P ·| Åw ®b ¡C ¸g ¿ì ¥D «ù ¤H ³° §B ©ú Âå ®v ¡A ¼ô ¯à ¥Í ¥© ¡A ¥H ¤W ¦¸ ¸g ¿ì ³Ì °ª ¤j ªk ©x «n Ó} ¡E ¨£ §J ²± ¨å ±ß ®b ¦¨ ¥\ ¡A ¨É ¦³ ¡u À\ ·| ¥D ¿ì ¤§ ¤ý ¡v ªº ¬ü ÅA ¡C

¡@ ¬ü °ê °Ñ ij °| ²Ä ¤G ¦ì Åv ¤O ¨M µ¦ ¤H ª« ¡A ¸Ó °| ¦h ¼Æ ÄÒ ÄÒ Ã@ ¡B °Ñ ij ­û ¡] ¥Á ¥D ÄÒ ¤º µØ ¹F ¦{ ¡^ ¹p ¼w ¡A ¥H ¤º µØ ¹F ¦{ µØ ¤H ¾Ç ³N Áp ½Ë ·| ©ó ¤C ¤ë ªì ÃÙ §U ªF ®ü ¾Ç ³N µo ®i ¤å ±Ð °ò ª÷ ·| ¡A »P ªF ®ü ¤j ¾Ç ¤Q ¤G ¡B ¤Q ¤T ©¡ ®Õ ¤Í Áp Åw ¦P ¾Ç ·| ¡A ¦b ¸Ó ¦{ ªº ¾Ç ³N ¤å ¤Æ ¬¡ °Ê ¡A §V ¤O ¸Û ¼° ¡A ªí ²{ ¨ô ¶V ¡A ±N ©ó ¤é «e ¦b ¨ä Áp ¨¹ ¾÷ ºc ¿ì ¤½ ÆU ¹{ ÃØ °ê ·| ¯Å ¦¨ ´N ¼ú µ¹ ¸Ó ·| ¡A ¥H ¹ª Ày ¨ä ¾Ç ³N ¤å ¤Æ »P ªÀ ·| ªA °È ªº ³Ç ¥X ÁZ ®Ä ¡A ¥Ñ ¸Ó ·| ²z ¨Æ ªø ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ »P ¨ä ¤Ò ¤H ¦@ ¦P ±µ ¨ü ¡A ÀH «á ¸Ó ¿ì ¤½ ÆU ¥ç ¹{ µo °Ñ ij °| ¼ú ª¬ µ¹ ªF ®ü ¤å ±Ð °ò ª÷ ·| ¡A ¥Ñ ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ ¥N ªí ±µ ¨ü ¡C

¡@ ¡u ¾Ç Áp ·| ¡v ¦b ©Ô ´µ ºû ¥[ ´µ µÛ ¦W µØ ÄR ªº ¦Ê ¼Ö ®c ¤j °s ©± ¹p ¿Õ ÆU Á| ¦æ ¯ù ·| »P °O ªÌ ©Û «Ý ·| ¡A Åw ªï ¼y ¯¬ ¬ü °ê °] ¬F ³¡ °ê µ| §½ ®Ö ­ã ¸Ó °ò ª÷ ·| ¦¨ ¥ß ¬° «D Àç §Q ¾÷ ºc ¡A »P ªF ®ü ¤j ¾Ç ®Õ ¤Í ­« »E ©ó ¸Ó ¦{ ¡C

¡@ ·| ¤¤ ¡A ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ ­P µü ¼ö ¸Û Åw ªï ¡A ¨Ã ¤¶ ²Ð ¸Ó ¦{ ±Ð ¨| ©e ­û ·| ¸³ ¨Æ ¼w ÄR ²ï ¡E °¨ ¶© »P ¸Ó ¥« ±Ð ©e ²Ã ÄR µ· ¡E ´¶ ©Ô ¼w ´µ °ò ¡A µo ªí ºt Á¿ Åw ªï µü ¡C ¨â ¤H ÀH «á §Y ¦@ ¦P ±N ¬ü °ê ²³ ij ­û ³· ÄR ¡E ¬f µÜ °ê ·| ¼ú ª¬ ¤@ ¥÷ ¡A ¹{ ÃØ µ¹ ªF ®ü ¾Ç ³N °ò ª÷ ·| ¡A ¥Ñ ¸Ó ·| ¸³ ¨Æ ªø §d ²M ÁÚ »P ªF ®ü ¤j ¾Ç ®Õ ªø ¤ý ¤® ¨K ¦@ ¦P ±µ ¨ü ¡A ¥t ¤@ ¥÷ «h ¶· ÃØ µ¹ ¡u ¾Ç Áp ·| ¡v ¡A ¥Ñ ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ ±µ ¨ü ¡A ¤@ ®É ¦b Ãz º¡ ªº ¬ã °Q ·| µØ ÄR ÆU ¤¤ ¡A ÅT °_ ¤F ¼ö ¯P ªº ´x Án ¡C ¡u ¾Ç Áp ·| ¡v ¨Ã ¥Ñ ¨ä ²z ¨Æ ªø ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ ¦b °¨ ¿á ¤j °s ©± ¦Ü ´L ¤¤ °ê ¤j À\ À] ³] ®b ¡A ´Ú «Ý »· ¨Ó ªº ®Õ ªø »P ¶Q »« ¡C ¬ü °ê ²³ ij ­û ¬f §J µÜ ¡A ¥Ñ ¨ä ¥N ªí Äâ ¨Ó ¼ú ª¬ ¨â ¥÷ ¦@ ±Ô ¡C

¡@ ¦b ¹p ¿Õ ÆU Á| ¦æ ªº ¯ù ·| ¤¤ ¡A ªF ®ü ¤j ¾Ç ®Õ ªø ¤ý ¤® ¨K ³Õ ¤h À³ ÁÜ ­P µü ¡A ¥L ¹ï ©ó ¬ü °ê °ê ·| °Ñ ²³ ¤G °| ¡B ¤º µØ ¹F ¦{ »P ©Ô ´µ ºû ¥[ ¥« ©Ò µ¹ ¤© °ò ª÷ ·| ¤Î ¥L ­Ì ªº Åw ªï »P ¼ú Ày ¡C ¥H ¤Î ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ ¾Ç ¥S ªº ¸ê §U ¥D «ù ¡A ¤Q ¤À ·P Á ¡A ¥L ¤] Åw ªï ¤º µØ ¹F ¦{ ªº ªB ¤Í ­Ì ¡A ­u »O ÆW ¹C Äý ¡A ¨ì ªF ®ü ¤j ¾Ç °Ñ Æ[ ¡C

031805-5768
Hit "Chinese Traditional (Big5)" through the "View" please.
Global Alumni Reunion of Tunghai University
By Tiffany Chang

The following article was published by Central Daily News - International Edition in Taipei. A related article was published by "Tunghai Univerasity Information" on September 18, 1999. The original copy was shown at April 7, 2004 on this section of "Tunghai University Alumni Association" ( in the 4th page).*1

ªF®ü®Õ¤Í®ü¥~Åw»E
±iÄõ­^¡E¤ºµØ¹F¦{

¡@ ªF ®ü ¤j ¾Ç ®Õ ¤Í ¤@ ¤E ¤» ¤E ¦~ ²¦ ·~ ¤T ¤Q ¦~ ­« »E ¬¡ °Ê ¡A ©ó ¤» ¤ë ¤G ¤Q ¤» ¦Ü ¤C ¤ë ¤@ ¤é ¦b ¬ü °ê ©Ô ´µ ºû ¥[ ´µ Á| ¦æ ¡A °ê ¤º ¥~ ¦U ¦a ¤× ¨ä ¬O ¬ü °ê «e ¨Ó °Ñ ¥[ ªÌ ¤Q ¤À ¿ã ÅD ¡A ¥H ¤G ¤Q ¤C ¤é ¦b ¦Ê §Q ¤j ¶º ©± ¤G ¤Q ¤» ¼h ¼Ó ¥~ ¼Ó ²± ¤j ªº ±ß ®b ±a ¤J °ª ¼é ¡C

¡@ ªF ®ü ®Õ ¤Í ³£ ¦³ ¤@ °_ ¦í ±J ¤j «× ¤s ¥| ¦~ ¡A ¤é ©] ¦@ ³B ¨D ¾Ç ªº ¦^ ¾Ð ¡A ¿Ë ¦P ¤â ¨¬ ¡A ¸Õ ·Q ¡u ¤j «× ¤s ªº ¬K ¡A ¹³ ­Ó ºÎ ¿ô ªº ¬ü ¤H ¡A »ñ °Ä ¤ì ¨Ï ªL ½® ¤j ¹D ÅÜ ¦¨ ¤@ °¦ ºÑ ¦â ªº ¶ê µ© ¡A ¬Û «ä ¾ð ¤] §Ý ±¼ ¤@ ¥V ªº ­W «ä ¡A ´« ¤W ªï ¬K ªº ·s ¸Ë ¡C ¡v ¡¯ ¢°

¡@ ¥» ©¡ ¦U ¨t ®Õ ¤Í ¡A ¥X Ãþ ©Þ µÑ ªº ¤H «Ü ¦h ¡A ·| ¤¤ ¤@ ¤@ ¤W ¥x ³ø §i ªñ ªp ¡A ¦b §® »y ¦p ¯] ¤¤ ¡A °ª ¼é ­¡ °_ ¡A Àò ±o º¡ °ó ´x Án ¡C ¥O ¤H ·Q °_ ¥L ­Ì ­ì ¬O ·í ¦~ ¤s ¤W ¡u ¾ã ®y ©| ¥¼ §¹ ¥þ ¬[ ³] ªº ¿û ¬[ ¡A ¦b «º ºA ¤W ¡A «Ü ¹³ ¤@ ¤ä ªì ªì °± ¸¨ ©| ¥¼ ÀÄ ¯Í ªº ¥¨ ÆN ¡C ¶¯ §§ ¦Ó ­è ¶§ ¡A ¶H ¼x µÛ ¤@ ¸s ¦b ®Õ ¨D ¾Ç ªº ¦P ¾Ç ¡A ³£ ¬O µ¥ «Ý ®i ¯Í ­¸ µ¾ ªº ¨Å ÆN ¡C ¡v ¡¯ ¢± ¸` ¥Ø ¥D «ù ¤H ³\ ¥ß ¡A °ª ¶® «Õ ¬ü ¡A ¾y ¤O ²æ ¿o ¡C ¸³ ¨Æ ·| ¯µ ®Ñ »P ¾Ç ³N °ò ª÷ ·| °õ ¦æ ªø ¡A ¤Q ¤G ©¡ ¾H ¯q ¸Î Á{ ³õ ³ø §i ¡A ¿E µo ¤j ®a ·R Å@ ¥À ®Õ ÃÙ §U ¾Ç ³N ªº §V ¤O ¡A ¨Ã ¤¶ ²Ð ¥q °¨ ¤¤ ­ì ¥¨ µÛ Ãö ©ó ªF ®ü ¤H ªº ¡u ³Ú ©ú ³¾ ¡v ¡A ¤Þ °_ ¼ö ¯P ªº °j ÅT ¡C

¡@ ¦¸ ¤é ÀH «á ¥L ­Ì ÁÙ ¶i ¦Ó «e ©¹ ¿ü ¦w °ê ®a ¤½ ¶é ¡B ¤j ®l ¨¦ ¡B ¥] «Â º¸ ´ò ¡B ¥¬ ®J ´µ ®l ¨¦ ¡B ¯Ç ªÜ ¬Â ¡K ¡K µ¥ ®È ¹C ³Ó ¦a ¡A ¹¡ Äý ¬ü °ê ºö ±Ý ­· ¥ú ¡A ¶ê º¡ ¹F ¦¨ ¥@ ¬ö ¤§ »E »P §§ ÄR ¤§ ¹C ¡C ¦¹ ¦¸ ¬¡ °Ê ¡A Äw ³Æ ªø ¤[ §´ µ½ ¡A ¥Ñ ´^ §g ½¬ »â ­º «Ø ¥\ ¡A ´X ¦ì ®Õ ¤Í ¹© ¤O ¬Û »² ¡A ¹p °Ê ¤Ñ ³Õ ¤h ¥H ²Ä ¤@ ©¡ ®Õ ¤Í ªº ¼ö §Õ ¡A ®É ¬Û Ãö ª` »P ÃÙ §U ¡A ²± ®b ¤¤ °û Á À³ ÁÜ ¶} ºÝ ­P µü ¡A ¶È ¥H ¦P µ¥ ¦P ©¡ ±¡ Ãh ¿Ë ¦Û °Ñ ¥[ ¡A ¸ò ÀH ¦b ¤j ®a ¤§ «á ¡A µo ªí ¯u ¼° ¼ö §Õ ªº Åw ªï ·P ¨¥ ¡C ¡] ªþ µù ¡G ¡¯ ¢° »P ¡¯ ¢± ¤À §O ¤Þ ¦Û ¥q °¨ ¤¤ ­ì µÛ ¡u ³Ú ©ú ³¾ ¡v ¡C ¡^*2

------------------------------------------
References

*1. Central Daily News - International Edition. 'ªF®ü®Õ¤Í®ü¥~Åw»E,' " A search of ´^ §g ½¬ on the Google.com," (March 18, 2005), U. S. A.: Google.com.
*2. Ibid.

Search ResultsWashington Business and Technology Institute - Leading Chinese ...
- [ Translate this page ]... typing them before wbti (like "Àî°½wbti") to the searching box of Google.cn. ..... Å±íʾ£¬Ëý?¢ÅcÃñ±?·ÖÏíÉú»î¼°??×÷Ðĵã¬ÔÚÃæ?¦ÉúÃüµÄÌô?ð¼°´ìÕÛ£¬ÈçºÎÔì¾Í×ÔÎÒ .... ÆßÔÂÈýÊ®ÈÕÀîÓå?¢ì¶½þ?þ´ó?W¹«é_ÑÝÖv£¬Övî}ÊÇ¡¸Ò»???]ÓÐλÖúͶ¨ÁxµÄ×÷Õß¡¹ ¡£ ... He signed and sent it to Dr. and Mrs. Tony Tung-tien Lei on Apri 27, ...
communitylink.reviewjournal.com/.../DBPAGE=page&MODE=display&GID =01101010550976144152582945&PG=013250010510595696222... - Cached

Washington Business and Technology Institute - Doris Yu's World of ...
- [ Translate this page ]For a search of 'Åwbti' by the leading search engines on Internet (at g ...
communitylink.reviewjournal.com/.../dbpage=cge&gid= 01101010550976144152582945&pg=0135700105114290183421... - CachedShow more results from reviewjournal.com

Remarks at Rathenau Prize Ceremony

Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of StateBerlin, Germany

April 15, 2011

SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you. Thank you so much for this extraordinary honor. It means a great deal to me personally and on behalf of my government and my country. I want thank Herr Gothelf for your kind remarks and for your leadership of the institute, and to Deutsche Bank and others for hosting us. Thank you.

And to my friend and colleague, the foreign minister, I have so enjoyed our working relationship together, and I appreciate the very kind words said about me. But more than that, I appreciate our cooperation and our partnership. There is a lot of work to do in the world when you are a foreign minister, probably at any time of history, but it seems a particularly complex agenda facing Guido and me on behalf of both of our countries. So I am personally and – very touched and very grateful to you.

Today I met with Guido in a room in the foreign ministry named for the former foreign minister, Walther Rathenau. There is a portrait of him on the wall and it seemed especially fitting that on the day I was to receive this distinguished award, we would be talking about all of the issues confronting the world today in a room that bears his name and where he was peering over our shoulders. I felt, as I often do when I learn about those who paid the ultimate price for their thoughts, their convictions, their work, their dedication, that we are in the debt of those whose names we know, like Mr. Rathenau, and many others whose names may be lost to history but who also represented the very best values that we hold up today.

This prize represents Germany’s continuing commitment to face the past with unflinching honesty and to work for a more tolerant, peaceful future. Americans greatly respect this commitment and we are very proud of our alliance with the German people. Along with our other allies in the transatlantic community, we are united – united by history, of course, but united by interests and values even more. We share a deep conviction that all people should have the freedom to pursue their God-given potential. So I accept this award in that spirit, and I dedicate it to the millions of Americans and Germans who have worked for decades to cement our friendship.

Walter Rathenau’s Germany was a nation in transition, struggling to build a stable democracy out of the ashes of conflict. Strident voices on both the left and the right advocated violent change. Rathenau and others like him worked to build a national consensus around solving the country’s growing economic, political, and social challenges. But his efforts were tragically cut short, and the work that he gave his life for was ultimately derailed by hateful extremists. In the end, that extremism and the intolerance and hatred it represented ripped apart not just Germany but all of Europe.

...
.....
.......

“These are serious times in our nation’s history and that’s particularly true for Nevada, where our economy has been hit especially hard. As I talk to Nevadans across our state I hear one priority: jobs, jobs, jobs. And that has been my focus, whether it is fighting to prevent more layoffs of teachers, police and firefighters or getting loans for small business that want to grow, or helping Nevada become the clean energy capital of the world.

“The problem in Washington is that Republicans like Dean Heller are clinging to extreme ideology rather than working on solutions that address the challenges facing our state.

“This race is about a clear choice for Nevada’s future. While Dean Heller is proudly fighting on behalf of the Tea Party to dismantle Medicare and Social Security and protect corporations that ship American jobs overseas, I will continue working on behalf of Nevada’s middle-class families by creating good paying jobs and keeping our promises to seniors.

“Nevadans know me and they know I will never stop working on behalf of our state, standing up for veterans, creating opportunities for our children, fighting to end Yucca Mountain and helping our economy recover by putting people back to work. There is so much at stake in this election for Nevada. And that is why I have decided to run for the US Senate and work to build a stronger future for our state.”

Dear Tony,

Tomorrow, thousands of young leaders will gather here in Washington to help solve the climate crisis: the greatest challenge the world has ever faced. At the Power Shift 2011 Conference, they'll learn how to build the clean energy future that is essential to our planet's survival.

Al Gore will deliver the keynote address Friday night. He will discuss the overwhelming evidence of climate change and show attendees how we can bring clean, renewable energy to America and the world.

It will be a must-see event -- and you don't have to miss out. Former Vice President Gore's speech will be streamed live on the Power Shift website:

http://www.powershift2011.org/live

Tomorrow, April 15, at 7:05 p.m. ET, click that link to watch the speech streamed live.

Planning to watch the livestream event? Click here to let us know!

The Power Shift Conference is an opportunity to empower the next generation of America's leaders to change the way we think about energy. It's so important that we are bringing 20 of Repower America's best young activists from around the country to Washington so they'll have the chance to participate. Young leaders will be trained to go back to their communities and help take the next step in the movement to solve the climate crisis.

We believe Vice President Gore's speech will be the highlight of this important event, and we hope that you'll have the opportunity to watch.

Click here to let us know you're planning to watch.

Thank you for all your help,

Maggie L. Fox
President and CEO
Alliance for Climate Protection

Tony --

The President's speech today began a new conversation in Washington about how to reduce the deficit while protecting crucial investments in our country's future.

But as we seek to build an organization based outside of Washington, President Obama's speech also provides an unusually stark contrast -- one all of us can use to start conversations with our friends and neighbors about what's at stake in this election.

He spoke about things you don't generally hear in Washington conversations too often dominated by special interests: He'll cut waste and excess at the Pentagon -- particularly spending that is requested not by our military, but by politicians and corporate interests.

He'll eliminate tax cuts for Americans in the highest tax brackets who don't need them, including himself -- and he will reform the individual tax code so that it's fair and simple and so that the amount of taxes you pay isn't determined by what kind of accountant you can afford.

Some cuts he proposed are tough. But they're also smart and surgical -- helping us balance our books while still doing the right things to win the future. President Obama's plan would protect the middle class, invest in our kids' education, and make sure we don't protect the wealthiest Americans from the costs of reform at the expense of the most vulnerable.

The other side has presented a very clear alternative: End Medicare as we know it, privatizing the program that millions of seniors rely on for health care. Make deep cuts to education. Slash investments in clean energy and infrastructure. All to pay for tax cuts for people making over $250,000 a year, and all while actually raising our national debt.

In short, their plan will please a special interest donor base and those who put ideology before results rather than reduce deficits over the long term. And let's be clear: They think they can get away with it because, fundamentally, they don't think you'll do anything about it.

That's where I know we can prove them wrong. Because we can respond right now by building an organization that will stop them -- not just in this deficit battle, but in the next election so they never have the chance to enact these proposals.

Here's the first step. Join our fight for a deficit reduction plan that will actually reduce the deficit -- with a goal of shared prosperity through shared responsibility. Add your name to support President Obama's plan -- and then help bring more people into the conversation:

http://my.barackobama.com/Deficit-Plan

President Obama made a promise in his speech today. He said that we won't have to sacrifice programs like Medicaid and Social Security -- programs that millions of Americans rely on -- as long as he's President. He's committed to seeking serious solutions to the problems we face while still upholding the larger responsibilities we have to one another. So it's our job to build the organization that's going to keep him in the White House.

Please add your name in this crucial moment -- and then reach out to your friends and neighbors.

More soon,

Messina

Jim Messina
Campaign Manager
Obama for America

P.S. -- If you missed President Obama's speech earlier today, some excerpts are below:

1. "Our approach lowers the government's health care bills by reducing the cost of health care itself.

"Already, the reforms we passed in the health care law will reduce our deficit by $1 trillion. My approach would build on these reforms. We will reduce wasteful subsidies and erroneous payments. We will cut spending on prescription drugs by using Medicare's purchasing power to drive greater efficiency and speed generic brands of medicine onto the market. We will work with governors of both parties to demand more efficiency and accountability from Medicaid. We will change the way we pay for health care -- not by procedure or the number of days spent in a hospital, but with new incentives for doctors and hospitals to prevent injuries and improve results. And we will slow the growth of Medicare costs by strengthening an independent commission of doctors, nurses, medical experts and consumers who will look at all the evidence and recommend the best ways to reduce unnecessary spending while protecting access to the services seniors need."

2. "But let me be absolutely clear: I will preserve these health care programs as a promise we make to each other in this society. I will not allow Medicare to become a voucher program that leaves seniors at the mercy of the insurance industry, with a shrinking benefit to pay for rising costs. I will not tell families with children who have disabilities that they have to fend for themselves. We will reform these programs, but we will not abandon the fundamental commitment this country has kept for generations."

3. "In December, I agreed to extend the tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans because it was the only way I could prevent a tax hike on middle-class Americans. But we cannot afford $1 trillion worth of tax cuts for every millionaire and billionaire in our society. And I refuse to renew them again."

4. "This is my approach to reduce the deficit by $4 trillion over the next twelve years. It's an approach that achieves about $2 trillion in spending cuts across the budget. It will lower our interest payments on the debt by $1 trillion. It calls for tax reform to cut about $1 trillion in spending from the tax code. And it achieves these goals while protecting the middle class, our commitment to seniors, and our investments in the future.

"So this is our vision for America -- a vision where we live within our means while still investing in our future; where everyone makes sacrifices but no one bears all the burden; where we provide a basic measure of security for our citizens and rising opportunity for our children."

5. "But no matter what we argue or where we stand, we've always held certain beliefs as Americans. We believe that in order to preserve our own freedoms and pursue our own happiness, we can't just think about ourselves. We have to think about the country that made those liberties possible. We have to think about our fellow citizens with whom we share a community. And we have to think about what's required to preserve the American Dream for future generations.

"This sense of responsibility -- to each other and to our country -- this isn't a partisan feeling. It isn't a Democratic or Republican idea. It's patriotism."