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To: pilapir who wrote (80778)	10/4/2002 5:30:42 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 122087

ALAN PHAN OF HARTCOURT COMPANIES ENTERS COLLEGE AT AGE 14. YOUNGEST PHD ON THE PLANET By: frisky 04 Oct 2002, 04:45 PM EDT Msg. 187817 of 187821 (This msg. is a reply to 187815 by orangecounty0.) You are such an ignorant. Anybody can open a mail-order house selling diploma. Even unscrupulous operators like Sussex College of Technology are protected under the First Amendment. Fake Doc, as a CEO of a publicly held company, should not lie that he took six years completing a diploma purchase agreement between him and Sussex. He must clearly state in a form 10 that he purchased a diploma from Sussex. He must not ambiguously imply that his Ph.D. was from Penn State. He needs to stop calling himself doc. He has given false and misleading information to the public. If he is a man walking tall, he must eat the crow. I doubt seriously that he went to Penn State University studying Engineering at age 14 because he indicated that he received MS and BS in 1967. He was born in 1948. You can count your fingers and figure out that he was 19 then. He was probably the youngest master in the country in 1967. This would be a headline for a person that did not speak English until he came here in 1962. Unfortunately, there was no such headline then. If he did complete his master at age 19, his IQ would be over 160. At that IQ level, one does not need to purchase a Ph.D. diploma. Any prestige college would offer him a full scholarship for graduate study.

To: pilapir who wrote (80778)	10/4/2002 5:46:58 PM
From: afrayem onigwecher	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 122087

Dow Jones Business News Genemax Corp Sues Firms, Alleges Short Sales Thursday October 3, 3:35 pm ET BLAINE, Wash. -(Dow Jones)- Genemax Corp. (GMXX) filed a lawsuit against various broker-dealers, market makers and clearing agents alleging short selling of Genemax's securities. In a press release Thursday, Genemax said it's seeking "substantial" damages and wants an injunction against Charles Schwab Corp. (NYSE:SCH - News) , Knight Trading Group Inc.'s Knight Securities L.P. unit and other defendants. A Charles Schwab spokesman said his firm had no comment on the suit. The complaint, which also alleges fraud, negligence and violation of securities laws, was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada. The other defendants are Herzog Heine Geguld Inc. , Wm. V. Frankel & Co., ICLearnings LLC, Hill Thompson Magic L.P., VFinance Investment Inc., Ameritrade Clear, Yorktown Securities, Black Corps. 1-100 and DOES 1-100. GeneMax is a biotechnology company whose shares trade on the over-the-counter Bulletin Board. -Eamon Beltran; Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5400