Word: hans
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...other officers elected were vice presidents Candice Chiu ’04 and Albert C.F. Yeung ’04, secretary-historian Jenny X.L. Huang ’03, educational and political chairs Jia Han ’05 and Crystal Hung ’05, cultural chairs Shaw Natsui ’05 and Wang, social chairs Mark S. Chen ’04 and Karin C. Shieh ’05, interethnic liaisons Jay Pendse ’04 and Jenny C. Wong ’05 and publicity chairs Jason L. Douglas...
...years of tax breaks. Each South Korean will be allowed to spend $1,200 on duty-free purchases from Cheju each year. And perhaps most appealing to business--imports will be tariff free. "It can be an important port for exports to Japan and the U.S.," says Joon Yeob Han, spokesman for the South Korean embassy in Washington--who fondly recalls his honeymoon on Cheju more than 20 years...
...Han Chinese considered these northern lands, home to the indigenous, untamed Mongol hordes, to be outside the civilized world. And the Great Wall stands testimony to China's long struggle to protect the Middle Kingdom from the nomadic barbarians. But the wall was no obstacle to the heirs of Genghis Khan and their marauding Mongolian warriors, who finally conquered Beijing in 1267. Still, in the khans' time it was an arduous trek over desert and mountain to journey between the Mongolian heartland and Beijing. These days the trip is considerably easier; China United Airlines flies into a number of small...
...rubber, slung it around her neck. She was about to kiss it when it flicked out its tongue. Says Kim: "She completely freaked out." So have some of Korea's sports doctors, who are appalled at the drills, which they say add to the stress top athletes endure. Says Han Myung Woo, an expert on sports psychology at Sunmoon University: "A month from the competition is not the time to be putting snakes around your body...
...mine shafts are blocked by government inspectors, those still in operation receive less ventilation, increasing the chances of a gas explosion. Despite Beijing's highly publicized campaign, 3,200 miners have died so far this year?more than during the same period last year. "Nothing has really changed," says Han Dongfang, a self-exiled activist who monitors Chinese labor problems from Hong Kong. "Some mines have been closed, but more are always starting up. The deadly cycle hasn't stopped...