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Ford's passion, however, was not Central Asia but China. His interest was sparked by an uncle, Leonard Trigg, a kung fu expert who often traveled to Asia. Ford learned martial arts from Trigg and chose his high school--Lincoln--because it taught Chinese. Ford continued to study the language at Portland State University, where teachers regarded him as an ideal student. "We expected him to have a career in international relations," says Linda Walton, a professor of Chinese...
...ignored. Evans has requested a recommendation on the methodology from the director of the census, after which he will seek out additional experts before making a determination. "This framework is open, fair and allows for extensive input from statistical experts in the field throughout the process," says Don Trigg, senior adviser to Evans. In the end, Evans could ratify the decision of the statisticians on his staff to use statistical sampling. Democrats know the only way to make this happen is to increase the political heat. Welcome to Washington Mr. Chairman...
...opening of the Jerusalem tunnel was merely the spark that ignited long-smoldering flames of despair over years of injustice by the Israeli government against the Palestinians. Widen your vision, Krauthammer; take the long view of history and begin with the exiling of the Palestinian people in 1948. ROSE TRIGG Colorado Springs...
Radcliffe Pitches and Mixed Company--acapella concert to benefit the Pamela Trigg Jiminez Reading Room at North House, Agassiz Theater...
Back at Lamont, the Super Bowl received mixed reviews. Most people were there to study and felt no pangs at missing the game. "I watched that Super Bowl show and it was incredibly ridiculous," Trigg Render '77 said yesterday. "I really don't care who wins, it's a big commercial thing...