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Chen says he's "willing to give [math] another shot," and is taking Mathematics 21b, "Linear Algebra and Differential Calculus," this semester, while classmate Eiichi A. Miyasaka '02 says he still hopes to concentrate in mathematics...
...chair next to the male host and giggled on cue. But her debut as a talk-show host eleven years ago changed all that. Her quick tongue, candor, spontaneity and irrepressible curiosity were revolutionary and made her a significant role model for ambitious women all across Japan. Says Eiichi Adachi, television critic of Tokyo's daily Hochi: "Tetsuko has had more impact on her audience than any other top personality." woman Today, at 49, unshow-business abashedly unmarried and proudly independent in a country where both conditions are frowned upon, Tetsuko thrives as a tradition breaker...
...were found guilty and given suspended sentences ranging from fines of 2,500 yen ($6.95) to two years' imprisonment; 16 have died since the trial began; and a number of people who pleaded "partially guilty" will be sentenced shortly. Some defendants swore they would appeal their convictions. Said Eiichi Iwata, who drew a two-year suspended sentence: "We'll fight to the end." For Iwata, now 62, it might be just that; an appeal to the Tokyo High Court and the Supreme Court could take ten years or more...
...nothing but crowds in Japan?" asked someone at yesterday's meeting of the International Seminar in Lamont Library. The question was prompted by a series of pictures of Japanese labor union demonstrations that opened an afternoon of slides with commentary by Japanese members of the Seminar, Mikiso Mizuki and Eiichi Nagasue. An answer of yes would be close in any case, for Japan has a population two-thirds that of the U.S. crowded into an area equal to Montana...
...white trucks loaded with 440 cops sped away from Tokyo's metropolitan police station. The arrival of the raiders at Red headquarters near Meiji Park sent men & women party members tumbling out of the doors to be collared outside. Inside, sitting calmly at a clean-topped desk, was Eiichi Iwata, a high party official. "I knew you were coming," he told the raiders. "I've developed a terrific sixth sense from long years of experience. The place is swept clean, but I had no time to prepare tea." Other raids-at a greengrocer's home in Shimizu...