Word: asianized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...yield for Asian-American members of the class of 2003 is 84.3 percent--285 students--up slightly from 84.2 percent last year...
...They actually vary a great deal," Fitzsimmons said. "Asian-American students usually yield above the overall average, African-American yield tends to be the lowest...
...there's a less positive side to the pressure. I was so behind on my work after Ghungroo, the South Asian Association cultural show, that I stayed on campus over spring break to catch up. And now, when I finally have some free time I can't do what I could have then--like go home, or to Bermuda, Jamaica, or Paris for that matter. Furthermore, I have to endure the evil eye from my friends and peers who are as committed as I was during Ghungroo...
...Consumer Price Index that's expected tomorrow -- is mostly because the oil-production cuts that OPEC instituted in March have only now kicked in. Things should level off again in May." But -- and there's always one where economic forecasting is concerned -- if that slowdown doesn't happen, the Asian bullet that Rubin/Greenspan/Summers dodged last winter may well get them on the ricochet. "If the recovery in the crisis economies continues," says Baumohl, "the U.S. will start to see real inflationary pressure toward the end of 1999." Then we'll see what Larry Summers is made...
...value when he begged his weary cabineteer to ride out impeachment -- a sour stock market was always more dangerous than Ken Starr. And with the Cold War over and the biggest threat to American freedom no longer Russian nukes but Russian rubles, it was Rubin who stepped into the Asian flames with the U.S.-led IMF at his side. Foreign policy (at least until recently) slipped from State's purview into Treasury's, and while Madeleine Albright stumbled around the Middle East and Iraq, Rubin grabbed the headlines in Asia, where the real action...