Word: china
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...article in yesterday's Crimson incorrectly identified the titles of Victor W. Chu '93 and Oscar K. Hsu '93. Both are co-coordinators of Harvard Students for a Democratic China. The article also misspelled the name of dissident student...
...recently created Harvard Students forDemocratic China also will play an active role inthe week's events with a candle-light vigil Sundaynight to commemorate the six-month anniversary ofJune's Tiananmen Square massacre...
...goal is for the Harvard community atlarge, and all the Asian groups as well, toremember the issues that still face China," saidJoseph C. Kusnan '93, one of the coordinators forthe vigil. He added that the group had postedannouncements at other local colleges, includingBoston University, Boston College and Tufts
With a little help from Western publications, exiled dissidents are again employing fax technology to send their pro-democracy views into China. But last week authorities got the message and ordered all work units equipped with the machines to intercept the transmission of objectionable material...
...China's exiled dissidents are not the only ones to have entered the fax age. In South Africa the imprisoned black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela has been allowed, as one of several new privileges, to send and receive messages over a government...