Word: tape
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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WHRB plans instead to broadcast a tape of Sunday night's Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra (HRO) concert. WHRB Vice President James S. Twiss '98 said the station will air a tape-delayed broadcast of the hockey game after the already-scheduled HRO concert...
...could not comment on whether WHRB will reconsider its decision to air the hockey game on a tape delay...
With this tape, Wu says, he finally has proof of what he has long charged: that the Chinese are exchanging human body parts for hard currency. And last week the FBI announced it had arrested two men: a former Chinese prosecutor named Wang Chengyong, 41, and Fu Xingqi, 35, his alleged accomplice. Wang's lawyer claims his client was set up. The Chinese government said that "such incidents never happen in China" and that any violations of Chinese law would be punished. But the arrests, which come at a time of increasingly desperate organ shortages, served to focus new international...
Like any good negotiator, Wu questioned whether Wang could really deliver the goods. With the tape rolling, Wang eagerly showed him official-looking documents stating he had been a prosecutor on Hainan Island in southern China. He assured Wu that he had attended numerous executions and could coordinate the extraction of body parts from 50 of the 200 prisoners killed on Hainan each year...
...remember that a friend and I were doing dummy tapes together on a rainy day at Harvard Stadium," Gupta says. "We were under an umbrella, and it broke, and I yelled `shit!' That's one of those things you're never supposed to do on the air. So I took some heat and some teasing when they reviewed my tape...