Word: asianized
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...Asian American Association (AAA) as a policy does not endorse individual candidates. Instead, we choose to highlight specific issues relevant to the Harvard Asian-American community. Since the Harvard Asian-American community is so politically diverse, we do not claim that this platform speaks for all Asian American students at Harvard...
...Faculty diversity: Of the 426 senior Faculty in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, 22 are of Asian descent. Since the diversification of Faculty will broaden the experiences brought to the Harvard classroom and enhance undergraduate education, we urge the council to take an active role in pursuing faculty diversity in Harvard's hiring practices...
...Asian-American Association (AAA) yesterday issued a platform of important positions the organization believes students should consider when voting, including Faculty diversity and the creation of a multi-ethnic student center, but declined to make a personal endorsement. Hillel and the South Asian Association also are not issuing a formal endorsement...
Though the course also looks at Native American, Christian and Jewish traditions, it emphasizes more the religious life of Asian-Americans--Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh and Jain--and the African-American and immigrant tradition of Islam...
...Meanwhile, Asian finance officials may try to relieve some economic pressure in the region ? and sidestep IMF restrictions ? by establishing their own multibillion-dollar bailout fund. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) fund would cooperate with the IMF and would have strict borrowing requirements of its own, but would not be accountable to the IMF. The fund, which would supplement international loans, has been opposed by the U.S. ? which wants to keep the IMF in control of dousing the region?s fiscal brush fires. TIME asks whether the IMF is up to the job of bailing out the Tigers