isn't all that bad on target for the year as a whole despite that indicating stability the national statistics agency warms of volatility it says the economy is at a crucial stage of restructuring and china's central bank is warning about a sudden collapse in asset prices after so much growth may be opening the economy could help that's all the talk at this week's communist party congress but critics say that you've heard that before. it's a project that typifies the extent and speed of china's growth in just two years time this building site in beijing will house what could be the world's largest airports at twelve billion dollar investment that comes as chinese president xi jinping hailed a new economic era that's all about looking outward. it will push forward a new situation of complete openness openness brings progress closing yourself off will inevitably lead to falling behind china's open door will never close it will only be opened further. but critics say the door is far from open many foreign companies complain about the difficulty of accessing the chinese market and accuse the government o

eight percent the world's second biggest economy remains on track to meet its tall get the national statistics agency did warn of volatility though and said the economy was at a quote crucial stage of restructuring meanwhile china's central bank is warning about the possibility of a sudden collapse in asset prices off to a long period of growth all those latest figures will certainly be talked over the communist party congress is paying is still expected to cement his power the talk there has been about opening up the economy the critics say they've heard before. it's a project that typifies the extent and speed of china's growth in just two years time this building site in beijing will house what could be the world's largest airports at twelve billion dollar investment that comes as chinese president xi jinping hailed a new economic era that's all about looking outward. will push forward a new situation of complete openness openness brings progress closing yourself off will inevitably lead to falling behind china's open door will never close it will only be opened further. but critics say the door i

previous quarters but on target for the year as a whole despite that indicating stability the national statistics agency was of volatility it says the economy is at a crucial stage of restructuring and china's central bank is warning about a sudden collapse in asset prices after so much growth. maybe opening the economy could help that's all the talk at this week's communist party congress but critics say they've heard that before. it's a project that typifies the extent and speed of china's growth in just two years time this building site in beijing will highlight what could be the world's largest airports at twelve billion dollar investment that comes as chinese president xi jinping hailed a new economic era it's all about looking outward. if you will push forward a new situation of complete openness openness brings progress closing yourself off will inevitably lead to falling behind china's open door will never close it will only be opened further. but critics say the door is far from open many foreign companies complained about the difficulty of accessing the chinese markets and accuse the governmen

on track to meet its annual target those numbers were in from the last quarter now the national statistics agency did warn all the volatility there and said that the economy was at a quote crucial stage of restructuring meanwhile china's central bank is warning about the possibility of a sudden collapse in asset prices after a long period of growth while the latest figures will certainly be talked to about the communist party congress leader xi jinping still expected to cement his power now the talk there has been about opening up the economy but critics say i've heard that one before. privatization and a more open economy five years ago that was chinese president xi jinping his plan for economic reform. more free market less state control many hope that would mean the breakup of state owned companies. opening the door to more private businesses. allowing the currency to float and a fight against corruption. but five years on many are disappointed. though there have been some successes in recent years china's leadership is again promoting economic nationalism. the country's huge state owned enter

percent the world's second biggest economy does remain on track to meet its annual target the national statistics agency did warn of volatility though and said the economy was at a quote crucial stage of restructuring meanwhile china's central bank is warning about the possibility of a sudden collapse in asset prices after a long period of growth and of course those latest figures where we talked over at the communist party congress leader xi jinping still expected to cement his power there and there the talk has all been about opening up the economy but critics say they've heard that before. it's a project that typifies the extent and speed of china's growth in just two years time this building site in beijing will house what could be the world's largest airports at twelve billion dollar investment that comes as chinese president xi jinping hailed a new economic era it's all about looking outward. will push forward a new situation of complete openness openness brings progress closing yourself off will inevitably lead to falling behind china's open door will never close it will only be opened further. b

point eight percent slightly down on target for the year still it comes with caution the national statistics agency wants a volatility it says the economy is at a crucial stage of restructuring and china's central bank warns of a sudden collapse in asset prices up to so much growth. maybe being the economy could help a promise from chinese leaders which critics have before. it's a project that typifies the extent and speed of china's growth in just two years time this building site in beijing will highlight what could be the world's largest airports at twelve billion dollar investment that comes as chinese president xi jinping hailed a new economic era it's all about looking outward. if you will push forward a new situation of complete openness openness brings progress closing yourself off will inevitably lead to falling behind china's open door will never close it will only be opened further. but critics say the door is far from open many foreign companies complain about the difficulty of accessing the chinese market and accuse the government of failing to implement necessary reforms. one big issu

i proposed in 2000 for something called the national hazing prevention act, which would be a federal agency that would look at hazing and collect statistics train people to go and do the interviews at serious and we like this one, could have research centers across the united states that would be finding ways to prevent this kind of violence. the truth is all the things that colleges have tried, what theens is kids will do what colleges say and then go do their hazing and their tradition late at night or somewhere else. if the colleges kick them off campus, they go across the street and become an underground campus and there's even less supervision. we really have not found a way. colleges across the nation and in general -- i think we all are bystanders and we have to report that information that we have, but we do not have, like, an 800 number, like a toll-free anonymous way of reporting information, and we do not have a system so someone can follow up on those reports. a lot of colleges start to do that, but even they are not trained or training well. there is a symbiotic relationship between colleges and their athletic teams or the gr