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...Hong Kong is one of the more stable denizens of a region where the once grand gown of the Asian Miracle is weekly growing more frayed and tattered. From Seoul to Bangkok, economies that earlier made annual double-digit growth look easy are now strangling on a lethal brew of skyrocketing interest rates, current-account deficits, shrinking budgets and rapid flight of the foreign loans and capital that in many countries underwrote the miracle. "Right now my feeling is one of despair," says a Jakarta stockbroker who has watched the Indonesian stock market drop 33% since July. (It was down...
Writing from off-campus-abroad in Seoul, Korea-affords me a more removed perspective on the spectacle that the Undergraduate Council always seems to stage each year ("Diverse Problems," editorial Sept...
...military's problem with the treaty is simple: Korea. "There is no place like it in the world," said Clinton. Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is only 27 miles from the Demilitarized Zone, where the North's 1 million-strong army faces the South's defenders, including 37,000 U.S. troops. Mines, American generals argue, are the only way to slow down an onslaught from the North long enough to reinforce the South. So U.S. negotiators in Oslo asked the drafters of the treaty for exceptions that would, in effect, allow the U.S. to use such mines in Korea...
Collins, who played for the United States under-21 national team in Seoul, South Korea, returned to Cambridge on Monday...
Missing from the Crimson roster thus far in the preseason has been junior Judy Collins, who will play for the United States national team in the Junior World Cup in Seoul, South Korea. Collins, who set school single-season records for both goals (13) and points (30) last year, will return to Cambridge on Sept...