Word: asianized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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TOTAL DELEGATES 4,320 1,990 MALE 50% 66% FEMALE 50% 34% WHITE 67% 90% BLACK 20% 3% ASIAN 3% 1% HISPANIC 9% 2.5% UNION MEMBER 28% 3% YOUNGEST DELEGATE 17** 18 OLDEST DELEGATE 92 93 AVERAGE AGE 46 yrs. 1 mo. 46 yrs. 6 mos. TOP ISSUE Jobs/economy Balanced budget...
...that America was fighting for inaccessible reasons in an obscure little Southeast Asian country seemed to blow up in America's face with the communists' Tet offensive in late January...
...Seattle, Shakespeare productions litter public park amphitheaters in the summer and new museums pop up yearly, but never without a twist. What was once the Seattle Art Museum has recently transformed into the sparkling new Asian Art Museum, which has one of the best collections of Asian cultural artifacts in the U.S. A new form of theater, sort of a cabaret performance in which actors set up for a night in a bar or nightclub and mix their scenes with live music and audience participation, is becoming more and more popular as the city's hordes of twentysomethings desperately search...
According to Scali, the effort was reinvigo rated in November 1995 when the Hyatt was found to have violated its liquor license that October by allowing a party of 700 Asian American college students at which alcohol was served to minors. A fight broke out, and several partyers were stabbed. As part of its settlement, the Hyatt agreed to resurrect the Task Force as CLAB...
...acceptable to almost every party. Only India, which demands a commitment to disarmament from the world's other nuclear powers, finds serious flaws with the treaty. Says Kroon: "India is virtually alone in this. In addition to pressure from the Club of Five, India is under pressure from Asian nations and the Third World to sign on." Terence Nelan