今年高考FD,JD文科双双落到一本线465出人意料又在情理之中。当年我曾沉迷于所谓的看盘，对高考志愿以及分数线之类有很深的研究和体会，每年都会关注一下发发感慨，这里只谈本行文科。FD分数虚高不是一两年了，从我们04年就开始拉到500+，去年更是狂飙到544甩开财大和我们近30分，可以想见招办主任还有校长当时的得意笑脸。FD文科真的无敌还是加分制度的泡沫？一切今年见分晓。544就是个注了水的甜瓜，这水分里渗透着多多少少考到520＋却因没有加分而被拒之门外的考生的血泪啊。其实挺羡慕490下的考生，你们是踩着从我们这年开始考到500＋都没上的兄弟姐妹的肩膀和伤痛踏进FD校门的，我们这三年牺牲了多少优秀的同胞才让这所学校现出原型恢复正常啊。今天的局面完全是作茧自缚了，丝毫不值得同情。靠着自主考试的加分拼命往上抬分结果贪心吓着今年的考生，大家都不干了不填你了，FD凭什么欺负考生打肿脸充胖子，这回也该轮到考生翻身作主人扭转乾坤开辟买方市场了，大快人心。分数二流的HZ轻松超越FD的辉煌也许是十年一次也许是昙花一现，但今天这个伟大的成就足以在这个刚升格大学的前学院崭新的史册上添上浓墨重彩的一笔。

还是说说我们自己。SISU继续在高招的大蛋糕上小心翼翼地分一杯羹，不做出头鸟，生源好了不声张自己偷乐，今年一不小心摘得文科榜眼，名副其实。我纳闷今年高分怎么就没财大多呢，要不财大也当不了老大。翻看招生计划表，果然财大的专业名都很有眼缘，什么美国会计班、房地产经营管理实在是财大老师太与时俱进了，什么热就新开什么专业，当年如果就有我又何必千里迢迢。。财大也太随心所欲了，房地产专业这都是几级学科啊瞧着名不正眼不顺的。其实SISU每次录人都表现的像个胆小鬼，从来不会在第一时间就报出自己的录取线，每次都是看着华师大财大的脸色行事，高了吧不能超FD、JD要和第一集团保持好距离越线不好，低了吧风头给华师大抢去了我们毕竟是顶级的文科学校。所以你总是在晚报上找不到SISU录取线和FD们的并肩矗立的消息，只能苦命地等，直到人家二本都快出了才在报纸的小角落找到一块豆腐干。当然学校有难处我们要理解，平衡最重要么，不乖点真被那个贪心的谁给吞了。

今天晚报头版下方一篇报道公然起《复旦交大招生遭遇“熊市”》的主题，副题是《文科分数线双双“探底”，专家建议考生科学“看盘”》。这记者自己炒股也就算了，何必让高考也沾染这气息，这南方的大水是不是发头脑里去了。再看文章充斥“绩优股”“跌势汹汹”“股票认购”“高招大盘”的字眼，难道这学校都成了个股，考生都成了孤注一掷的股民，大家一心向钱看，这种舆论导向好么？七年前有人夸我是潜力股还觉着新鲜，上个月有人竞选说自己是蓝筹股就听着有点别扭了，因为感觉他欺负我不懂股票。不过也要承认股市财经影响太大涉及太广，不是有档节目叫财富人生么，社会方圆人生百态也可以在炒股这出大戏里找到自己的对应，我想那位记者也是中毒太深，以至于在大千世界找不到更合适的形容更贴切的比喻了吧。不如财大明年给我们开个有价证券经营管理专业，大家一起去？

 

...The real test of China's progress won't be whether it can produce more rules or testing labs, lawsuits or tracking systems. It's whether Chinese consumers will demand--and receive--the same assurance of safety that Western consumers do. David Zweig, a scholar at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, compares China's brand of capitalism to the Wild West. It's an apt analogy. In late 19th century America, snake-oil salesmen were stock characters of the western frontier. They became notorious for their dangerous, counterfeit cure-alls, and there were no laws to stop them. By 1906, Americans had had enough bad medicine, and Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act, which led to the creation of the FDA.

Bureaucracy, corruption and lack of a free press are huge obstacles to a similar change in China, but there are some encouraging signs. In 2004 the deaths of 13 babies who were fed adulterated milk powder touched off a national furor. The state-run broadcaster CCTV airs a popular weekly program on food-safety scandals. China's leaders, says Zweig, "know that Chinese people have this sense that they deserve better." The World's Factory After a series of product recalls, from pet food to tires, American regulators are paying more attention to the goods exported to the U.S. from China, which have surged over the past decade to more than $200 billion. How the U.S. stacks up against China's other big trading partners.(Abridged from the report "The Growing Dangers of the China Trade" by Jyoti Thottam)