Word: yuko
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Editors: Martha A. Bridegam '89 Ross G. Forman '90 Spencer S. Hsu '90 Editorial Editor: John C. Yoo '89 Features Editor: Mark M. Colodny '89 Susan B. Glasser '90 Photo Editor: Rebekah C. Seaton '90 Sports Editors: The Brothers Lartigue '89 Business Editor: Amy J. Meritt '90 Copy Editor: Yuko Miyazaki...
...teams skated to a scoreless first period before trading goals in the second as Jane Kalinski nailed a slapshot at 4:07. Princeton (4-2 Ivy) matched the tally on a power play goal by Sue Finney before Lind's goal, which was headed wide before hitting Tiger defender Yuko Fukuda...
Some of the most encouraging results have been in children with a rare and extreme version of FH. Yuko, 11, of Osaka, Japan, has been treated for nine years by Dr. Akira Yamamoto of the National Cardiovascular Center, earlier with a crude version of cholesterol filtering and more recently with a process similar to that used at Rogosin. Racked by angina at age two, she can now climb a flight of stairs without stopping. What is even more impressive to scientists is that X-ray studies show that her disease has actually regressed. "Atherosclerosis of her renal artery has completely...
Many questions about the new procedure remain. Is one weekly session better than two? How long should patients be treated? The severest genetic cases, like Yuko's, would probably require lifelong treatment, says Rogosin's Dr. Bruce Gordon, but with most patients "the goal is to give a course of therapy from six months to two years, produce a beneficial effect and then hopefully keep the patient stable with diet and drugs...
...recently published a series of memoirs and autobiographical pieces (The Sound of Rain, The Tale of a Certain Woman). Perhaps the most respected woman currently writing is Taeko Kono, 67. Her novel Revolving Door deals with protagonists whose ordinary lives cloak sadomasochistic and pathological behavior. The Cheeverish approach of Yuko Tsushima, 36 (A Bed of Grass), examines the roots of family distress and false nostalgia. Taeko Tomioka, 47, is a poet turned novelist, celebrated for her unflinching analyses of social despair. For these women, says Anthologist Yukiko Tanaka, "writing is the antithesis of the selfless submission prescribed by Japanese culture...