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TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Opening 1

§ Board of Directors 4

Arts & Science Deans 6

I.E.L.P. Directors 7

Faculty 8

Business Office & Administration 15

Library 16

From Osaka 17

I.E.L.P. 22

Arts & Science 44

Graduates 57

Calendar 8c Activities 70

Advertisements 78

Parting Announcements 94

The Yearbook Committee 100

BOARD OF

Dr. Chikara Higashi

Dear Graduates: TUJ is a remarkably successful American university

operating in Japan, the largest in size, and highest in quality. Graduates can find jobs in major corpora­tions in Japan as well as in foreign countries. Appli­cants have improved remarkably in quality and quantity. Social recognition of TUJ is high and favor­able. TUJ is, indeed, a great success. This is a won­derful and commendable joint operation between Japan and the United States.

We have plans for expansion near Tokyo and in Wakayama. The new campus near Tokyo will be equipped with far better facilities and equipment. Seminar houses in Wakayama, one of the most beautiful national parks in Japan, will have sports grounds, a gymnasium, seminar rooms and over­night facilities.

TUJ is firmly committed to the goals of serving our students and promoting good relations between Japan and the United States. To continue to be successful, we vitally need TUJ students' great, con­tinuous contribution. Please study hard, and be ready to contribute to the world's peace and eco­nomic prosperity.

Yours sincerely, Chikara Higashi

DIRECTORS

Toshiyuki Hattori Hikaru Matsunaga

Hideaki Kase

Fukuzawa Yukichi, the foremost advocate of modernization of Japan at the time Japan opened her gates to the world in the mid-19th century, began his celebrated book, "Gakumon no Su-sume" (Encouragement for Learning), with the fam­ous words, "Heaven creates no man above man and no man below man." As a social thinker, Fu­kuzawa sought to enlighten the Japanese people to the new notion that men were equal before the law in a modern society.

Japan is now experiencing a second opening of the country to the world, As much as people were bound to Tokugawa's rigid feudal society, contem­porary Japanese are bound to a regimented and insular society.

The internationalization of Japan will free young men and women from the bind which leads to a new aphorism that all men are equal in an interna­tional society.

You have become a world citizen by graduating from the Temple University.

Hideaki Kase

ARTS AND SCIENCES ADMINISTRATION

I offer my warm congratulations to the 1989 graduates. You have accomplished a major task and you are well prepared to seek new challenges. I hope, as you review your years at TUJ, that you can say you have experienced the pleasure of learning. Your education here at TUJ has been in the tradition that liberal arts learning preserves, encourages and enriches values and knowledge. Use this knowledge wisely. Remember and practice the process you utilized to acquire information. Specific information will fade in time but the process will permit you to continue to grow. You have the tools to think creatively, communicate effectively and to make and to understand decisions on all levels. You are not only prepared for a meaningful career but also for a full and rewarding life. We take pride in your present achievements. We will rejoice in your future success. Represent us well and return often.

TUJ DEAN, DR. WILLIAM SHARP

I wish to congratulate all of the students at TUJ for their accomplish­ments during the 1988-89 academic year. To the Seniors, a special congratulation is in order and a sincere wish for a future filled with success and happiness. It has been an honor to have been associated with all of you during the past year and I am looking forward to next year with great enthusiasm.

As I stated when I began my new job as Associate Dean last summer, my principal task is to do everything within my power to make your years at TUJ the most rewarding possible. I sincerely hope that we can work together to make your TUJ experience one of the best times of your lives.

TUJ ASSOCIATE DEAN, DR. WILLIAM YOUNG

Temple University Japan is impressive in its friendless and warmth, in its student spirit and cooperation, and in its great potential for growth and increased curricular offerings. Many constructive ideas and new programs have already been instituted. Many more are in the plan­ning stage. It is very stimulating to be part of such a positive and growing community. As you graduates go forth into your professions, I am sure you will look back on these years of academic promise and accomplishment as wonderful opportunities for intellectual growth. Our best wishes for a bright future go with you.

DIRECTOR OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, DR. BETTY RICHARDS

DIRECTOR, ACADEMIC ADVISING AND COUNSELING CENTER

As a new member of the Temple University Japan campus, I look forward to meeting you and working with you. I hope to help you meet your goals and to have a rewarding academic experience. For the Seniors, congratulations on a job well done. Your graduation from this fine university should be a source of pride for you and your family. I hope that this will be one of a series of rewarding and satisfying accomplishments.

ROSE K. KATZ

DIRECTOR, INTENSIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM

By deciding to attend Temple University Japan, students are demanding a great deal of themselves — much more than in a typical Japanese university. Mastering English to the necessary proficiency level is not an easy task as the students know well. Students in the IELP put in long hours of study before they are recommended for the undergraduate program. Once into the College of Arts and Sciences, students face an even greater challenge: successful completion of their academic work in Eng­lish. I admire the spirit and effort of each student taking on this challenge.

On behalf of the faculty in the Intensive English Language Program, I would like to congratulate all students who have been successful this year, from both the IELP and CAS. To those stu­dents still working hard in either program: "Good luck and keep on working."

SUSAN JOHNSTON

Steven Antinoff Religion

Kala Barhey Biology

Colin Baker lELP/Computer

Brian Bresenihan IELP

Mary Bradshaw IELP

Janice Buffler IELP

ill S.M. Chiu History

Jeffrey Cronyn Religion

Jim Cyborowski IELP

Brenda Bushell Physical Education Activities Coordinator

Midori Chiba Spanish

Helen Chiu Political Science

Olga Cybriwsky Art History/IH

Roman Cybriwsky American Studies/ GUS

George Deaux English

Michael DeGrande Composition

Lyn De Carlo IELP

Brenda Dyer IELP

Ivan Erdelyi Math

Hervert Ershkowitz History

Erin Everson English/IH

Philip Everson English

Rolph Fachtmann IELP

Jon Goman IELP

Kimberly Graves IELP

Michael Grossman IELP

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Judith Herd Music

Jeffrey Hulihan IELP

Hideaki Kan IELP

Nagwa Khalil Spanish

Louise Kidder Psychology

Robert Kidder Sociology

Mieko Kitazawa Japanese

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Yasuko Konno lELP/Japanese

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Peter Mollenkof IELP

Christopher Mulligan IELP

Julie Nelson IELP

Denise O'Brien Anthropology/IH

Shigemi Ohno IELP

Anne Ogawa IELP

Leslie Paradise IELP

Mary Patroulis IELP

Mona Pederson Toyama IELP

Mike Pronko IELP

Rebecca Reagan IELP

Edward Richards History/IH

Hank Roberts IELP/AV Coordinator

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Patrick Rosenkjar IELP

Vera Rosta Math

Michael Santone Philosophy

Kenneth Schaefer M.Ed.

Karen Schmitt Art History

Elizabeth Sharp Art History

All Richard Starin IELP

Drew Stroud English

Jie Shi Chinese

Shoichiro Takahashi Math/Computer

Stephen Talasnik Art

Stephanie Tomiyasu Psychology

Kathy Waszczak IELP

Michael Williams IELP

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LIBRARY ISLAND

David Green

Another year has passed by so quickly at TUJ. We would like to congratulate all the students who will be graduating soon. We are very proud of your achievements and wish you well.

It's been a very enjoyable year in the library. We've worked together with so many student monitors to improve what the library has to offer the students and faculty body. We've bought more books, magazines, and microfiche. We've added features, such as the handy new comput­er students use to find magazine articles.

A special thanks to all those monitors that have helped make -these improvements possible.

Librarians: David Green and Josie Braddick Josie Braddick

Yumi Abiko, Hideki Ama-kasu, Kinana Amin, Misa Eguchi, Akiko Endo, Aki-hide Ito, Ayumi Kanzaki, Mayumi Kato, Kotoko Ko-dama, Hikaru Matsudaira, Hiroyuki Muramoto

Sonoko Otsuka, Misrak Rostom, Minako Sekiya, Masayo Shibamoto, Aoi Shimizu, Paul Tabata-baee, Hideyuki Terajima, Yoshinori Yanagisawa, Naoko Yoshiba, Kimiko Yoshitsugu

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Given the increasing interest shown by Kansai residents for unique and high quality education, it is not surprising to see TUJO's student enrollment shot up from a mere handful a year and a half ago to the present ninety plus students. With a committed staff of administrators and teachers, TUJO has been able to tailor a dynamic IELP curriculum to meet the needs and expectations of the learners. It is certain­ly stimulating to be involved in such a vigorous pro­gram.

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ARTS & SCIENCES UNDERGRADUATES

Yumi Abiko

Ada Angel Adaros

Miho Ayabe

Yoko Akiyama

James Arthur

Anahita Bassiri

Kenana Ahmad-Amin

Keita Arai

Takako Baba

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Yonshiri Ha Julia M. Hahn Yoshiro Hamaguri

Yoshihide Hamazaki Takako Hara Miyako Harigaya Yuka Hasegawa

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Chizuko Hashimoto Satomi Hashimoto Yumi Hayakawa James T. Hayashi

Akio Hosono Norimasa Hotta

Naymyo Htwe Farzana Huq Aiko Hyodo Eriko Ichikawa

Toshiko lida Tokuho limura Shinya Ikeda

Yukimi Ikeda Takako Imai Tokiko Inoue Noriko Ishigai

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Hiroshi Ishiguro Manami Ishikawa Masato Ito Miki Ito

Akihide Itoh Manel I. Joseph Beata Juvancz

Pal Juvancz Yoshinori Kaba Miyako Kakiage Keiko Kaneko

Takahiro Kano Amy Kanzaki Mutsumi Kato

Junko Kawabata Shinichi Kawabata Kikuyo Kawamura Miyako Kimura

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Yumiko Kusunoki Li Liu Hiromi Maeda Paule Manougue

Yuriko Matsui Hiroshi Matsumoto Miho Matsumoto

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Masayo Muramoto Makoto Nagano Kazuya Nagata

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Shireen Rostom Tomoaki Saida Mina Saiga

Chieko Saigo Kyoko Saito Tsutomu Saito Hiroshi Saitoh

Yoko Sakai Masahiro Sakajiri Hidefumi Sakurai

Yumiko Sanada Mihoko Sano Kaoru Sasaoka Tamami Sato

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Nobuhisa Sunaga Masako Suzuki Mikito Suzuki Paul Tabatabaee

Noriko Taira Chihiro Tajima Yukiko Takada

Shigeko Takagi Chikako Takahashi Hajime Takahashi Naoyo Takazawa

Hideto Takeyama Yoshimi Tamai

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Michiaki Tominaga Marilyn Tomita Tshiyuki Tomiyasu Jun Tosaka

Satoshi Toshiro Shingo Tsuji Setsuko Tsuruoka

Amy Uehara Kaori Uehara Naoko Uehara Utako Uehara

Kumiko Uetake Miharu Ugai

Carina Urabe Kayo Wakabayashi Sepalika Wijekoon Una Willis

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Megumi Yamada Mutsuko Yamada Ryutaro Yamada Yukiko Yamaguchi

i Reiko Yamamoto Kumie Yamamura Kentaro Yamashita . Katsuhiro Yamazaki Yuko Yamazaki

Minoru Yasuda Kazuya Yokoji Naoko Yoshiba Rie Nakano

Michiko Shiraishi Mie Sawahata Kaoru Furusawa Takeshi Kawamoto Akiko Yoshida

Yumiko Toh Maestro Kim Junko Sato Akiko Endo

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GRADUATES

End of the Eighties

Bachelor Of Arts

TARO ANDO

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

FALL 1988

MISUK CHOI

MAJOR: ENGLISH

FALL 1988

ATSUKO DOI

TRANSFERENCE

SYLVIANE DONNADIEU-MOUNIS

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

FALL 1988

MIHOKO GEMMA

MAJOR: ANTHOLOPOLOGY

SPRING 1989

JULIA HAHN

MAJOR: ENGLISH

MINOR: ECONOMICS

SUMMER 1989

Bachelor Of Arts

-ilROKATSU HARA

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AKIHIRO HIGASHI

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

SPRING 1989

YUKO UNO

MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES

SUMMER 1989

YUMIKO ISHIKAWA

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

SPRING 1989

RYOKO JINMA

MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES

-ALL 1988

ERI KATAOKA

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

FALL 1988

Bachelor Of Arts

MARIKO KOBAYASHI

MAJOR: ENGLISH

SUMMER 1989

KAORI KUMAGAI

MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES

FALL 1988

JUNKO KUSAKARl

MAJOR: ENGLISH MINOR :

POLITICAL SCIENCE

FALL 1988

CHI-FON LO

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

FALL 1988

KAORI MASUGA

MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY

SPRING 1989

Bachelor Of Arts

SPRING 1989

SHIGEKI MATSUDA

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

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MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES

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NAOKO MIYAZAKI

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

FALL 1988

MASAAKI MURAKi

DOUBLE MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES &

ENGLISH

FALL 1988

NAOMI NOMURA

MAJOR: HISTORY

SPRING 1989

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Bachelor Of Arts

YASUNORI OKABE

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

SUMMER 1989

MATSUMI OKADA

MAJOR: HISTORY

FALL 1988

KRISTEN PERRY

MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES

SPRING 1989

KUMIKO SAITO

MAJOR: ENGLISH

SUMMER 1989

YUKARI TANAKA

MAJOR: ENGLISH

SUMMER 1989

MISA UONO

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

SUMMER 1988

Bachelor Of Arts

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

SPRING 1989

KANAKO YAMAZAKI

MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES

SPRING 1989

YASUTAKA YAMAZAKI

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

FALL 1988

SHIGERI YOKOTA

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

SUMMER 1989

TATSU YOSHIDA

MAJOR: AMERICAN STUDIES

SPRING 1989

CHIKAKO YOSHINO

MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES

SUMMER 1989

Associate Of Arts

KAZUKO AOKI

SPRING 1989

INCI APANAY

FALL 1988

YUKO ARAI

SPRING 1989

MICHIKO ARAKI

SUMMER 1989

MISA EGUCHI

SUMMER 1988

YOSHIKO ENDO

SPRING 1989

KIKA IGAWA

SUMMER 1989

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YUMIKO ISHIZUKA

SPRING 1989

Associate Of Arts

AKIHIDE ITOH

SPRING 1989

YUMI KAMIYA

FALL 1988

AMY KANZAKI

FALL 1988

MAYUMI KATO

SPRING 1989

MAKIKO KAWADA

FALL 1988

HIROKO KAWASAKI

SPRING 1989

ANITA KIMOTO

FALL 1988

NAOKO KITAHARA

SPRING 1989

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Associate Of Arts

MOTOYASU KUBOTA

SPRING 1989

CHIHO MATSUSHITA

SPRING 1989

NORIKO MATSUSHITA

SPRING 1989

YUKIKO MITSUGI

SPRING 1989

HIRO MURAMOTO

FALL 1988

MAKOTO MUSHA

SPRING 1989

NAOKO NAGATSUKA

SPRING 1989

NAOMI NAGAYASU

SPRING 1989

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Associate Of Arts

CHIKAKO NAKAYAMA

SPRING 1989

MACHIYO OGURI

FALL 1988

MIE OKAWA

SPRING 1989

MAYAKO OZAWA

SPRING 1989

RIE SATSUKI

SPRING 1989

SHIMIZU

SUMMER 1989

AZUSA SHIMO

SUMMER 1988

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Associate Of Arts

MICHIKO SHIRAISHI

SPRING 1989

ERIKA STARMANS

SUMMER 1989

IRENE STARMANS

SUMMER 1989

NAOKO SUGINOME

SPRING 1989

NATSUKO SUZUKI

FALL 1988

ERI TAKAHASHI

SPRING 1989

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MIE TEI

SPRING 1989

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS

NAOKO YOSHIBA SPRING 1989

MIKIKO TOGO SPRING 1989

AKIKO YOSHIDA SUMMER 1989

KAZUYO YAMAGISHI FALL 1988

KUMIKO YOSHITSUGU SPRING 1989

Bachelor of Arts

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Major: English

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TUJ CALENDAR Ski Trip Jan. 29-31 St. Valentine's Party Feb. 14 Student Government Election March

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Graduation May 8 Halloween Party Oct. 28

Food Festival Nov. 12 Dean, William F. Sharp, Lecture Series; "The Cowboy and the Samurai" Nov. 18

Professor Deaux's Party June 3 Students' Welcome Party June 24 President Liacouras and Assembly from Philadelphia Sept. 26 Sports Day Oct. 2

Dr. Herbert Ershkowitz and Dr. Robert Orr, Lecture Series; "The Election of x88" Oct. 28 Father Grimm; Speech of Sanyu-kai Nov. 29 Christmas Party Dec. 10

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T.U.J. STUDENT GOVERNMENT

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T.U.J. STUDENT GOVERNMENT organizes many activi­ties and events, such as Christmas Party, Halloween Party, International Food Festival . . . We produce happy time in T.U.J.

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MISUMI

Each company member has the opportunity to be creative just like an artist who paints freely on a white canvas.

Market Development Division Manager: Kazuyuki Komura

Individuals set their own goals for each job at Misumi. Everyone is a manager. Q: This company is identified as a

trading company, as a supplier for manufacturers. What exact­ly does your company do?

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such as automobile and other electric companies. However, our main job is not that of trad­ing spcifically but that of re­search and project design. Most of Misumi's trading and sales is done through catalog distribu­tion and sales. The main thrust at Misumi is in the area of consumer survey and research design. Does this mean then that com­pany members work as a team

on each new project? A: Well, it depends on the scale of

project. If it's a large job there will be a team of people work­ing together, but, in many cases people often work individually. Initially, there is much research involved in actually finding out exactly what the corporation or manufacturer's needs are. Then, time is spent in develop­ment technology to design

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parts for the needs at hand. This is followed by financial planning and further research develop­ment to assure the product meets the standard of Misumi and it's consumer. The ultimate goal is not only to sell but to de­velop and design high quality products. Misumi is unique be­cause of it's philosophy and indi­viduality in product develop­ment.

Company members are often in­volved in the project from research through to the final product. Re­cently, Misumi has begun to only sell parts to companies but design and

manufactured goods such as me­chanical mechanies. This has pro­duced a new area in market devel­opment for Misumi. Q: What is this market develop­

ment division responsible for? A: Unlike sales which develops new

parts, this section develops sys­tems such as computer systems, CAD/CAM and others. This divi­sion is also responsible for techni­cal support to companies which it serves. Due to the favorable response it has received from it's customers, Misumi has entered the market of machine produc­tion and planning to expand into other markets as well. And in most cases research, through to the production is done by in­dividuals within the company. It becomes a creative process. Each company member has the opportunity to be creative just like an artist who paints freely on a white canvas. Misumi's philos­ophy is praised by its company members.

Misumi is the pioneer in the revolu­tion of the distribution system of trading. When Misumi began in the trading business they standardized parts and spent over 10 years in achieving this new system. In 1977, Misumi started publishing a cata­logue of parts which was called "Face." In 1980, they developed an in format ion magazine ca l led "Voice." In this way, Misumi has rev­olutionized the distribution of goods

for manufacture. This unique way of business has made it easier for com­panies and has improved productiv­ity for Misumi customers. It has also allowed Misumi to expand and has provided capital for future develop­ment.

In June of 1989, Misumi will have their own building which will provide research as well as recreational fa­cilities. Because of its good financial standing, high credibility and good social standing, Misumi will move into the stock market within 5 years. In order to do this they must main­tain their development by revolu­tionizing Japan's market. They are doing this through the system of C3 computers. This not only has im­proved the market system in Japan but has resulted in Misumi's interna­tionalization. They now have subsi-daries and branches in the USA and Taiwan. This year they plan to open branch offices in Europe.

If you are interested in Misumi and would like to learn more about this unique company, please contact Mr. Kato, division and development manager at (03) 647-7111.

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Ayumi Hakozaki Graduate Secretary

Chieko Koyama CAS Staff

Dear Graduates, I wish to congratulate all of the TUJ students who will be graduating this year. I have enjoyed working with you and I wish you well in your future endeavors. Good luck and please come back to see us in the future.

Yoko Makishima CAS Staff

You can not find a place which sells time. But you can find the knowledge in some places to create precious moments in your life. Temple University Japan is one of those places. We are always waiting to help you. Come see us anytime,

Misa Uono IELP Administrative Assistant

Congratulations to all graduates! Now is the time to show TUJ spirit in the real world. I wish you very good luck and keep doing good work.

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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!

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For us one of the high lights of the 1988-89 school year was the fund raising drive during the winter to help the homeless in Tokyo's Sanya district. Student and faculty contri­buted generously to help the poor. This showed the good spirit of TUJ and is some-

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thing that we can all be proud of. Don't forget this experience please, and don't forget your obligations all through life to help those who are not as fortunate as you.

We will never forget you. Our time at TUJ has been wonderful mostly because the students are so nice. Please stay in touch with us. After we leave Tokyo, our address in America is: 1043 69th Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19126

Best wishes for the future. Congratulations! ROMAN and OLGA CYBRIWSKY

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Hiro Muramoto as a Photographer

Tomo Akutsu as a Photographer

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We appreciate all staff. Good luck for everybody! Leader: Takayuki Nagao

We would like to thank all of you for your help and encouragement at various times during the production of this "MOMENIUM 1989".

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