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… but accreditors have been abusing their quasi-regulatory power to impose non-educational requirements and … but accreditors have been abusing their quasi-regulatory power to impose non-educational requirements and … - page 354
… • The Secretary of Education should - 4827 • The Secretary of Education should refuse to recognize all accreditors … Department of Education Page number 354 … • The Secretary of Education should refuse to recognize all accreditors … - page 354
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… Confronting the Chinese Communist Party’s Influence - 4829 Confronting the Chinese Communist Party’s Influence on Higher Education Chapter Department of … Page number 354 … Confronting the Chinese Communist Party’s Influence on Higher Education … Confronting the Chinese … - page 354
… more than 100 universities in the U.S. received nearly $100 billion in gifts and grants from China -based sources between 2013 and 2020. Much of this money derives from the Chinese Communist Party and its proxies. The next Administration must Chapter … - page 354
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