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2541 Passing the buck on responsiblity Lu I-ming 呂一銘 703
2542 Taiwan is following the path of Xinjiang Susan Wang 743
2543 Foiling graft takes more than words Taipei Times Editorial 785
2544 China’s economic data is suspect Derek Scissors 816
2545 Another sign of regression under Ma Taipei Times Editorial 739
2546 Unveiling the real Ma Ying-jeou Liberty Times Editorial 1139
2547 Farm act fails to address problems Taipei Times Editorial 1547
2548 Ma’s actions forfeit his leadership’s legitimacy James Wang 王景弘 917
2549 Ma Ying-jeou should listen well Taipei Times Editorial 858
2550 China corrupts, wherever it goes J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 780
2551 Protesting is a right, not a privilege Taipei Times Editorial 877
2552 A witness to cross-strait abuse Nathan Novak 802
2553 Is the WTO to be trusted to ‘review’ the ECFA? J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 806
2554 A ‘social defense’ strategy is needed Wu Jieh-min 吳介民 902
2555 Dolphins might be smarter than Wu Taipei Times Editorial 826
2556 Ma living up to Web-created name Taipei Times Editorial 859
2557 Now they oppose partisan politics Taipei Times Editorial 925
2558 Trade deal safety-valve shrouded in mystery Nathan Novak 李漢聲 875
2559 Sovereignty upheld? Think again J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 948
2560 China’s deployment of missiles is a mistake Nat Bellocchi 白樂崎 845
 
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Newsflash

More than 100 people gathered yesterday evening at National Taiwan University (NTU) in memory of former Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) assistant professor Chen Wen-cheng (陳文成), whose death 30 years ago remains a mystery to this day.

Chen, a graduate of NTU’s Department of Mathematics, went to study in the US and later became an assistant professor at CMU’s Department of Statistics.

He was called by the Taiwan Garrison Command — a military state security agency during the Martial Law era — for interrogation on July 2, 1981, when he returned to Taiwan to visit his family, because of his support for the pro-democracy movement.