Gallimaufry 1993

Scott Sundheim Anand Suresh Mike Tae "Remember, every downhill has "You see things; and you say "An old philosopher was asked its uphill" - A Jimmy Lu 'Why?'. But I dream things that what was the greatest joy he had Fortune Cookie never were; and say 'Why not?'" found in life 'A child' he said'going -G.B.Shaw down the road singing after askina AdamM. Theros Roy Thitipraserth "Do, or do not; there is no try." "Power does not corrupt -Yoda men;fools, however, if they get into a position of power, corrupt power." -GBS Stanley Tsai Kathleen Tung "Stupidity is an elemental force "Say 'au revoir' but not 'good- for which no earthquake is a bye', Though the past is dead, match." - Karl Kraus Love cannot die." -Harry Kennedy Richard Tung "To win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of Suchon Tulyasathien "Hey Boo-boo, where are all the picnic baskets?" -Yogi Bear/ "Take the TOEFL!" -Ed "Babu" Lee Matthew Unterman "Every individual who flees for refuge into the crowd... flees in cowardice from being an individual" -Kierkegaard Rachael Van Brunt A. George Vanichsombat Vivian Vlamakis Dan Vuksanovich "Difficulty, not ease, extract the "Now and thenit is good to pause "Dream another dream, this best in one." -anonymous in our pursuit of happiness and dream is over." -Van Halen just be happy." -anonymous David Wagner "I'm late, I'm late!..." 'Alice in Wonderland" Y U N G H A N Yung Han is known to all as the guy who can split three boards in half with one swift kick. Kicking since the age of four, Yung comes from a family of masters in Tae Kwon Do. He has a fourth-degree black belt and has competed in the Olympic trials and the Korean games. At IMSA Yung has participated in talent shows. He also founded and teaches the IMSA Titan T.K.D. Club to those students who are interested in learning the art. He teaches Tae Kwon Do as a martial art for self-defense (not agression), which can be used to live in harmony with oneself and the surrounding world, and it is also a great stress reliever. In addition to Tae Kwon Do, Yung has also been involved in soccer, photography, cultural/ language clubs, and various other organizations. Although still unsure about his future, Yung hopes for a good family and an overall happy life. Seniors