Word: ishikawa
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...organizers, Eriko Ishikawa '77, said yesterday there is a definite need for such a union because the University no longer has an official international students' group. The International Student Center, once located at 33 Garden Street, sold its property two years ago to the International Meditation Society...
Students have complained that International Friendship has tried to convert foreign students to Christianity. Ishikawa said, "The University will not recognize the International Friendship Group because you cannot have a religious group that is oriented towards proselytizing another specific group...
Martha E. Li '75, leader of the International Friendship discipleship, agreed with Ishikawa that another international student organization should be formed, and stressed that she had no fear of rivalry between such a group and the International Friendship Group...
Only a decade ago, a heroin epidemic threatened Japan. An estimated 40,000 addicts provided a market for the growing traffic in hard drugs, and some users brazenly mainlined on street corners in such areas as Yokohama s Kogane-cho (Gold Town). Today, says Dr. Yoshio Ishikawa of the Sengayaen mental hospital, heroin addiction "has become a subject without a living example for study, like smallpox," and medical students may finish their entire education without seeing an actual addict. Police and narcotics agents face the same triumphant scarcity...