Word: asianized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Given that the scholarship is focused on Asian-American appreciation and study, it's giving people a chance to go who otherwise wouldn't have had that chance," Mason said...
...from wealthy, suburban communities sitting next to those from impoverished inner city neighborhoods. The "Black table" may also be comprised of Africans, Caribbeans and African Americans who have just as much to learn from each other as a group of Chinese Americans, Korean Americans and Japanese Americans at the "Asian table," or a collection of Caucasian students from New York, Utah and California sitting together at the "white table." It is also important to remember that even before randomization, in every house, there were always many tables which consisted of students of many races...
...repeated calls for urgent action and his sense of immediacy contrasted with the reserved remarks of fellow dissident Wang Dan, 29, who answered questions last Thursday at the Fairbank Center for East Asian Research...
...without work these days, you're not alone -- but you may soon be. The American economy created 262,000 new jobs in April, and unemployment now stands at a bare 4.3 percent, the lowest since 1970. Only the manufacturing sector, which lost 10,000 slots, was chilled by the Asian currency crisis...
...Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan fears, this boiling job market may be heating the inflation pot. Greenspan needs to maintain low interest rates to keep capital flowing into the troubled Asian economies. But the Labor Department report says wages have jumped to a record $12.67 an hour. That's got to put the fear into the Fed. It's unlikely that El Niño can cause enough bad weather -- as it did in March -- to slow the job juggernaut again. Between keeping interest rates beneficial to Asia and raising them to nix U.S. inflation, Greenspan's bind just became...