Word: ku
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...race preference has taken the nation into dubious terrain. America's chattering classes have been beguiled by the idea of compensatory unfairness. They have not recognized it for what it is: a flirtation with the devil, a deepening reliance on the principle that formed the foundation of slavery, the Ku Klux Klan and Jim Crow. This was the poison at the center of apartheid and Hitler's Nuremberg Laws...
...have friends at other colleges and universities, and [compared to them] the Christian groups at Harvard are really strong and growing," says Ivy A. Ku '98, a member of the Asian-American Bible Study.CrimsonRebecca L. BennettNATE S. BECKER '98, GREGORY Y. FUNG '95 and JENNIFER RODRIGUEZ '96 at a Christian Fellowship Bible study yesterday...
...implications for the impacts of this kind of information's on people's lives in enormous," said MIT sophomore Anthony Y. Ku, who helped organize the conference. "There are going to be many social and ethical issues raised by the Human Genome Project, and the earlier we start addressing them, the better...
...professor said he realizes that this "two-pennied" form of racism hardly compares to "big shot million dollar racists" like the Ku Klux Klan. But racism, small or large, must be challenged, he said...
...changing fast. Direct-to-home satellite broadcasting is making a fresh bid for a share of the television market -- not just people in the boondocks but city and suburban dwellers as well who already subscribe to cable. A new generation of satellites, sending out signals over the high-power Ku-band (rather than the old C-band, which most current dishes utilize), combined with digital compression technology, has made it possible to bring in - many more channels with much smaller dishes -- the size of an extra-large pizza. With prices coming down too, home satellite dishes are becoming a viable...