Blackstone Code

"Mr. Lynch and Ms. Catherine are such great people!"

In the auditorium of Cask Middle School, Catherine handed an enlarged check to the school.

As for why the check is enlarged, it is so that people can see the investor on the check and the specific amount of money.

The students at the front of the auditorium were all accompanied by a parent of a student. They looked excitedly at the people on the stage and kept repeating this sentence, "Mr. Lynch and Ms. Catherine are such good people!"

The reporters also kept pressing the shutter, and the flash bombs kept flashing. This will become the front page headline of the Sabine City newspaper tomorrow.

It has been a long time since Sabine City has seen such a great philanthropist.

Sometimes people wonder if it’s because Sabine City is too small, so small that no one’s eyes can stay here, so that all kinds of charitable activities have been missed here!

It wasn't until this moment that they discovered that was not the case!

There are still people watching them, and these people are also from among them!

Both Lynch and Catherine come from ordinary people's backgrounds, which makes it easier for people to accept their good intentions.

Sometimes some people are not so interested in the charity of capitalists, and there are always some people who insist on some stupid and blind persistence in their hearts.

But Lynch and Catherine's charity will not make people disgusted. Their charity does not come with condescending contempt, and there will be no unpleasant class oppression, only a warm return.

Catherine and Lynch chatted with some student representatives who had been helped. These people said that they would work hard to go to school in the future and live up to the opportunity provided by the foundation to continue going to school.

The scene was very harmonious and harmonious, and some children were moved to tears. There couldn't be any better material than this!

After lunch, the two appeared in the mayor's office at City Hall.

Looking at this brand new mayor's office, Lynch found it very interesting.

Everything here has changed and is completely different from before.

When Councilman Langdon was Mayor Langdon, he often had the opportunity to come here.

Every time he came here, he had a faint, indescribable feeling, like some twilight old man sitting on the mountain overlooking his own territory.

It wasn't a positive feeling, it wasn't sunny, and there was something exhausting about it.

Everyone knows that the relationship between Mayor Langdon and the governor is not very good, so Mayor Langdon was very anxious when he was in charge of Sabine City.

Yes, Lynch thought about it. The decoration of the previous mayor's office looked very appropriate, but for some reason it gave people a feeling of anxiety.

The current mayor is the nephew of the governor. Of course, his election as mayor has little to do with the governor. He was successfully elected as mayor based on his own ability.

The decoration in this room has also been completely changed.

The simple style means that there are not so many unnecessary things here, and even the bookcases have been deleted.

There is not such a strong government style here, which makes people feel quite relaxed, but people will not respect the mayor just because it is relaxed.

The mayor is the mayor after all, no matter what his external appearance is, he is the mayor!

"Supporting the education of out-of-school youth is only a temporary solution. If there are no changes in education, it will be difficult for us to change this situation."

"Every year, a large number of children leave school because they can't afford tuition or their families need labor. This is actually irresponsible for the future of the Commonwealth."

"Children are the future of the Federation. If the children's education level is too low, it is obvious that our future will not be very bright!"

At this time, Lynch was sitting in the seat facing the mayor, and Catherine was sitting next to him. Now Lynch was the protagonist.

The young mayor nodded. His uncle, the governor, had called him the day before yesterday to tell him about the federal government's determination to reform education.

As a young man already involved in politics, he certainly knows what this means.

Politicians and capitalists actually have the same approach on certain issues. They will not fight against the trend, but will only follow it.

The trend of education reform is inevitable, so join this torrent, otherwise you will be swept away by it.

The mayor also nodded in agreement, "That's true. I think lower and secondary education should be treated as national basic education. We shouldn't put too much pressure on students and their families, especially economic pressure."

He said with a slightly stronger tone, "If some students are unable to continue their education due to financial pressure, this is a crime!"

There was a good consensus. Lynch nodded, "So Kaiser and I discussed it and planned to establish some schools in Sabine City."

"Some?", the mayor changed seats, his butt couldn't sit still, this was not one, but some.

Education is also something that people care about very much. If they can get free or cheap education, people's support for him will increase a lot.

The young mayor does not have much ambition. He just wants to secure his position first, then seek the position of state senator, then run for governor, or even become a member of Congress.

This road has been planned from the beginning. In addition to his own efforts, he also needs the help of some people, the help of some capitalists, and the support of voters.

Lynch nodded, "Four primary schools, three middle schools, and one university."

The mayor's breathing became rapid, "You mean, university?"

"Establish a university in Sabine City?"

Elementary school, middle school, these things are meaningful and valuable, but they are not one-tenth as good as those in college.

If Sabine City can establish a university, at least in terms of humanities and culture, Sabine City will suddenly enter the forefront of the state.

And having your own university is very beneficial to improving citizens' sense of belonging and honor. It can even lower some standards for local students in terms of admissions.

After all, the most important thing in college is the interview, not your score.

This is full of temptation for the young mayor, and his resume will become very good-looking as a result, and more party resources will be available to him.

Lynch nodded and said, "Yes, a university, a formal university. I have already thought of the name. It is called Dulin College."

"But now it is just an idea and a plan. It will take some time to implement it."

"Site selection is a problem, and then there are the hiring of school teachers, the establishment of professional courses, etc. This cannot be solved all at once with money. You have to find an opportunity and be prepared!"

Although the mayor doesn't know who "Dulin" is, he won't let this opportunity pass him by.

"Site selection is not a problem, Mr. Lynch. Here, as long as it is unsold land, you can choose whatever you want!"

"As for the teacher, I will find a way to help you solve part of it!"

The young mayor is a little anxious, but this is within the normal range. Education may not bring him much money, but education can bring him more social prestige and public support.

No matter where he goes in the future, with these things as his foundation, people will not be too resistant to him.

Lynch nodded as if he agreed or disagreed, "I will consider it carefully. Maybe we can build the supporting facilities first."

After hearing this, the mayor understood that Lynch was serious, and he directly asked his secretary to bring the map of Sabine City.

He looked at Lynch eagerly, "Mr. Lynch, we can settle the land first so that I can handle some preliminary work first, what do you think?"

Lynch smiled, "Why not?"

Soon a map was spread out on the table between the two of them, and Lynch saw his villas and the artificial lake at a glance.

He pointed at a place not far away, "Is there anything special here?"

The mayor took a look and shook his head, "This is just an ordinary suburb. It was originally planned to be a new living area, but then the developer had an accident..."

He was talking about Hart. After the capital chain broke, he defrauded a large sum of money and fled, but no one has been caught yet.

Even former Mayor Langdon was a victim and was defrauded of hundreds of thousands.

Until now, there wasn’t even a brick in that damn cheap apartment, existing only on some blueprints and plans.

The new mayor didn't know some of the situation, and Langdon wouldn't go around shouting that he had been defrauded of money. In the new mayor's view, this was a major mistake in the work of his predecessor!

He was silent for a while and said, "I can give you all this land. How big do you need it to be?"

Lynch took his pen out of his pocket and drew a circle on the map.

Looking at the circle, the mayor was a little surprised, "Does it need to be so big?" He didn't know how to describe it, "It looks like it can cover two universities, or three universities."

The circle drawn by Lynch is very large. Compared with the artificial lake next to it, it looks very huge.

Lynch nodded, "We want to build a first-class private university in the federal government, and an excellent campus environment is only a necessary part of it."

"I will dig an artificial lake here, and then create accommodation areas for students, teachers' accommodation areas, teaching areas, experimental areas, entertainment areas, libraries, cinemas..."

Lynch brought many concepts to the mayor that had never appeared in this world. Who the hell would have thought that one or even several movie theaters would be built in the university?

Who the hell could have thought?

Lynch thought about it and still wanted to do it. After hearing this, the mayor did not think that Lynch was messing around. Instead, he felt that this was the best choice.

"A highly centralized and integrated campus environment can provide students with a comfortable learning environment. We cannot just force them to study, but we must also give them some opportunities to relax."

"Sports hall, swimming pool, bowling alley, movie theater..."

"Sabin will be proud of it!"