Word: ahn
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...representatives, who will be responsible for organizing social and alumni activities for the Class of 1986, include: Jill Vialet '86, Adams House; Paula M. McDonough '86, Cabot House; Stuart A. Raphael '86, Currier House; Steven A. Colarossi '86, Dudley House; Sumy Ahn '86, Dunster House; Jennifer C. Keeler '86, Eliot House; Angela Ferry '86, Kirkland House; Julie N. Mack '86, Lowell House; Cynthia A. Schaffer '86, Mather House; James A. Messina '86, North House; Philip L. Prince '86, Quincy House; and Ellen Fern '86, Winthrop House...
...required him to memorize one page of an English dictionary after school each day. More conventional teaching techniques are available throughout the U.S. in federally sponsored language programs. Those fortunate enough to have studied English at home can often make the transition easily. Cal Tech Senior Hojin Ahn, 24, a native South Korean, arrived in Los Angeles three years ago able to read and write English proficiently. Last year Ahn compiled a better-than-perfect 4.1 grade average, among the highest at Cal Tech, and was awarded a partial scholarship for his senior year...
RECOVERING. Ahn Ji Sook, 7, and Lee Kil Woo, 4, the South Korean children brought to the U.S. by President and Mrs. Reagan after their November Far East tour; from surgery to repair heart defects; in Roslyn, N.Y. The two were moved out of intensive care last week and should be healthy enough to return home before Christmas...
...Nancy thought one expression of America's friendship would be to help our two little Korean friends, Kil Woo Lee and Jt Sook Ahn, come over to the States," the president said...
...program was conceived by Producer Ahn Kuk Jong, 39, as the final two-hour episode in a project commemorating the Korean War. His purpose: to convey the hardships suffered by families pulled apart in the conflict. People were selected to appear on-camera for about 15 seconds at a time, carrying placards inscribed with their names, the names of the missing and a brief description of how they were separated. Announcers read the placards to viewers while the cameras zoomed in on the faces of the searchers. Fourteen telephone lines were open, awaiting inquiries from viewers who thought they were...