Word: tai
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...Mollusks R. D. Turner $218,210 10/1/75-12/30/81 MCZ A Componential Approach to Locating and Correcting Reading Disabilities of Young Adults Phyllis Weaver, Ann Kera $191,703 7/1/79-6/30/82 Arts and Sciences Life-History Studies on Fouling Bryozoans and Ascidians Robert Woollacott $198,410 10/1/77-9/30/81 MCZ Model Investigations of Lithosperic Propagation Tai Tsun Wu $135,750 4/1/79-10/31/81 Division of Applied Sciences
...Physiological Mechanibms and Iharcacological Therapy Martin Moore-Ede $265,041 4/1/78-3/31/82 Medical Spectroscopic Determination of Intermolecular Potentials of Gas Laser Components and of Major Atmospheric Constituents William Klemperer $345,048 4/1/77-9/30/81 Arts and Sciences Fields and Currents and Charges on Obstacles in a Parallel-Plate Simulator at Selected Frequencies Tai Tsun Wu $94,153 2/2/81-9/30/81 Division of Applied Sciences...
While it is probably only to be expected that in most newspapers a lamentably high percentage of quotations are in fact misquoted. I should have thought that Prof. Hue-Tam Ho Tai, a participant in the April 23 panel and a member of the Harvard faculty (asst. professor of Sino-Vietnamese History) would not have repeated, in her letter published together with that of Dr. Womack on April 30, an April 24 misquotation from the Crimson. Dr. Long never expressed the opinion that the "reeducation camps" in Vietnam are "necessary," as can be attested by a complete recording...
...instead, did not Prof. Ho Tai express some indignation about the seriousness of the attempted violence (which could have brought death to several people) directed against a fellow panelist and scholar...
...North and South, faces the prospect of oppression as well as hunger and poverty until the end of the century under a regime which puts its interests far above those of the people, judging by all available official pronouncements. A tragic postscript to a tragic war. Hue-Tam Ho Tai, Assistant Professor In Sino-Vietnamese History