When Kean University opens its new college in Zhejiang, China, the institution will boast at least one unusual amenity: unrestricted access to the Internet.
At most Chinese institutions, students cannot view controversial Web sites — like pages about the Tiananmen Square massacre and the Falun Gong Movement — because that material is blocked by national Web censors. But Kean University China, which is scheduled to open in 2007, will give students unlimited access to U.S. servers. (CNET News)
For more on Kean University China, see an article from The Chronicle by Eugene McCormack.
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