China's Modern College of Northwest University, in Xian, says its ban on students celebrating Christmas was 'vindicated' by the New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai, which killed at least 36 people. Photo: AFP China's Modern College of Northwest University, in Xian, says its ban on students celebrating Christmas was 'vindicated' by the New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai, which killed at least 36 people. Photo: AFP
China's Modern College of Northwest University, in Xian, says its ban on students celebrating Christmas was 'vindicated' by the New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai, which killed at least 36 people. Photo: AFP
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Anger after Chinese university says deadly Shanghai stampede vindicated its ban on Christmas

Topic |   Shanghai New Year's Eve stampede
Mandy Zuo [email protected]

Updated: 3:32am, 6 Jan, 2015

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China's Modern College of Northwest University, in Xian, says its ban on students celebrating Christmas was 'vindicated' by the New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai, which killed at least 36 people. Photo: AFP China's Modern College of Northwest University, in Xian, says its ban on students celebrating Christmas was 'vindicated' by the New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai, which killed at least 36 people. Photo: AFP
China's Modern College of Northwest University, in Xian, says its ban on students celebrating Christmas was 'vindicated' by the New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai, which killed at least 36 people. Photo: AFP
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