Police: California shooting suspect shows no remorse  Former
student One Goh, 43, told authorities he was upset about being
expelled from Oikos University this year, Police Chief Howard
Jordan said.  Scene of school shooting  Scene of school shooting
(April 3, 2012)  Oakland, Calif.  The man accused of killing
seven people execution-style at a small religious college in
Oakland, California, "does not appear to be remorseful at all,"
the city's police chief said Tuesday.   He was upset with some
administrators and students and said he had been "picked on" and
"wasn't treated fairly," Jordan said.  Investigators believe Goh
walked into the single-story building housing the university
Monday morning, took a receptionist hostage and went looking for
a particular female administrator, who was not there, Jordan
told CNN.  Goh took the woman into the classroom, but when he
realized the administrator was not there, he shot the secretary
and ordered the students to line up against the wall. Not all of
them cooperated,