of his security team.

After explosive excerpts from an upcoming book on the Trump administration were published earlier this year and reports noted that author Michael Wolff taped interviews, the White House finally bannedstaffers in January from using their personal cellphones as it said it would do in 2017.

At the time, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement that since the “security and integrity of the technology systems at the White House is a top priority for the Trump administration” that all personal devices belonging to “guests and staff will no longer be allowed in the West Wing.”

Last fall, noting that government-issued phones, which among other things don’t allow users to text, are more secure than personal devices, Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly reportedlyMar.22, Dr. Berkman, President of Cleveland State University, and other professors visited HANBAN and Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB). Dr. Berkman had communication with Dr. Lin Xu, Director of Hanban, and Dr. Jiaqiong Wang, President of CUEB. The two presidents signed the MOU on the Council of Confucius Institute between CUEB & CSU.

Mar.24, Six from CI at CSU participated in the Eastern United States “Chinese Bridge”

Preliminary Competition in Confucius Institute at Pittsburgh. The competition aimed at showing the Chinese language level of competitors through speech on Chinese theme and the talent show contest on Chinese culture. The topics of speech were about Chinese culture, history, education, economic development, and the study experience in China. After the intense competition, two of them from CI at CSU won