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...Assembly will be preoccupied with investigations of corruption under the Chun administration and of the circumstances surrounding the Kwangju massacre, an attack in 1980 by army troops in that southern city during which at least 198 people were killed. "There's no way we can win," says D.J.P. Assemblyman Suh Sang Mok. "It's only a matter of how much we lose...
While the government has earned praise for ending the Hyundai crises peacefully, it is wary of mediating again -- especially if that leads to financial bailouts. "The less of it, the better for everybody," says Suh Sang Mok of the Korea Development Institute, a government think tank. Intervening in remaining disputes may also be logistically impossible. At one point last week, the Labor Ministry reported that 485 companies were plagued by labor strife...
After nearly two decades of a subterranean existence, one of the two largest broods of the 17-year cicadas (pronounced suh-kay-duhs) is back. During the next few weeks and continuing through early July, the Eastern U.S. from Georgia to New York and as far west as Illinois will become infested with these mysterious insects, which emerge from the ground every 17 years to mate and die. This year, as in previous appearances, their numbers are likely to reach into the millions to the acre. The greatest concentrations are expected in the suburbs of Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and Cincinnati...
When a professor rescheduled Economics 1011a "Microeconomics" from a 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. slot to 8:30 a.m. in order to accomodate student-athletes enrolled in the class, applied math major Paul L. Suh '87 was steaming mad. "What is this--the Ivy League or the University of Miami?" he asked in reference to the concession made to football players...
...could cause Asian debts to become threatening would be a continued escalation of global protectionism. The Pacific countries have long kept many foreign goods out of their markets, and in recent years the U.S. and Europe have increasingly responded with moves to limit everything from imported textiles to cars. Suh Sang-Mok, vice president of the Korea Development Institute, asserted that his country, which has a foreign debt of $48 billion, is being squeezed by the trade policies of the industrialized world...