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A Wrenching Choice (washingtonpost.com)
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By Phuong Ly. Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, January 9, 2005; Page A01. They are called 'kirogi,' or wild geese -- South Korean families separated by an ocean. The parents want their children to be taught in the United States, but the cost of an American education can be the fracturing of the family, often for years.
Speaker Biographies | Union of Vietnamese Student Associations ...
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My-Phuong Ly. myphuong My-Phuong started her work in the Vietnamese community through her officer experience at the Vietnamese Student Association at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she studied finance. She later served as the treasurer for the Union of Vietnamese Student Associations of the ...
Washing Their Hands Of the Last Frontier
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A couple of months ago, in the privacy of his Reston townhouse, Alan Chien made a final break from cultural tradition, a guilt-…d decision he has yet to...
Defying microgravity: Girls design experiment for space station - The...
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As of Thursday, a Kickstarter campaign had raised a little more than $2,000 of the $10,500 needed to send not just the girls, but also My Ly, the ...
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