Cultural Characteristics of First-Class Universities in American
Zhu Ya-zong
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Zhu Ya-zong
Abstract
The culture in the first-class American universities is essential to the American campus, which distinguishes first-class from the rest of all. At the same time, it is universal, and help spread to the world universities of other cultures. The author has a filed study of the four universities, and discusses the culture from spirituality, model, creativeness, and development.
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The culture in the first-class American universities is essential to the American campus, which distinguishes first-class from the rest of all. At the same time, it is universal, and help spread to the world universities of other cultures. The author has a filed study of the four universities, and discusses the culture from spirituality, model, creativeness, and development.
Key concepts: Rest (music), Class (philosophy), Spirituality, World class, Culture of the United States, Sociology, Political science, Mathematics education