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Shigehisa Kuriyama ’77, a renowned expert on the history of Chinese and Greek medicine, will join the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations next year as the Reischauer Institute Professor of Cultural History...
...rival Samsung Electronics, the two largest makers of LCD panels, may be best placed to weather any downturn because of their large market shares, strong technology and deep pockets. Analysts are most worried about smaller Taiwanese companies. Under current market conditions, "manufacturers have very little to gain," says Hitoshi Kuriyama, a consumer-electronics analyst at Merrill Lynch in Japan. "The winner is the consumer...
This approach was spelled out last Monday at a private White House meeting, where Clinton's top trade officials delivered an outline of their new policy to a clearly unhappy Japanese Ambassador Takakazu Kuriyama. Clinton's policy asks Japan to reduce its record $132.3 billion global trade surplus ($49.6 billion with the U.S. alone) one-third to one-half by 1996 and to increase its imports of manufactured goods one-third. It also describes key areas in which the U.S. expects Japan to show "measurable" progress. Among them...
Shigehisa Kuriyama and Barbara Louis Thorn received honorable mentions for their entries this year...
...Tokyo, 29-year-old Genzo Kuriyama, ex-paratrooper, faced bankruptcy last month. He jumped 82 feet down a bathhouse chimney. Police reported that soft soot at the chimney's base and "past rigorous training as a paratrooper" prevented completion of his mission...