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new things,” Kuo said. "Ever
time he learned something ne.
he couldn’t wait to
friends.”
Chiang was a first
civil engineering graduate
who loved being an Aggie
was an extremely hard
Kuo said.
“He’d stay very late at
library or labs,” Kuo said. “]
never cared about grades thoujf
only about learning as much}
he could.”
Kershen Huang, president
the Taiwanese Stufc
Association, met Chiang whenti
joined the group at the beginnE
of the fall semester.
“1 met Hsien several timei.
Huang said. "As far as I
he was a very nice and
person.”
Huang said each of
zation’s new members compose;
a self-introduction page inwhid
they could write anything aboii
themselves. Chiang, wit
received his bachelor’s degree
from the National Tak
University in 1997, wrote fc
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I'm going to the Doctor today.
Well, Chrys and I went to
a haunted house yesterday.
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nail guns at this
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feel like a kid again.
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frustrating,” Chiang wrot; , va „ r0 w
“Trying to understand English; • i\ •
just like searching for a needier
a haystack!” I Hispai
Chiang also wrote thatheu:i r '§^y
thankful to everyone who helps;
him get acquainted to life ii
America.
“I am so glad to be here
Chiang wrote. “Their warn
heartedness and generosity lit tip
my heart.”
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Price said he realizes this is a long
term goal, but the project can be
very beneficial.
Price has helped A&M receive
contracts and grants from across
the world for the International Ag
Program office.
The organization has “awarded
11 contracts and five grants for
reconstruction work in war-tom
Iraq,” according to the USAID
Web site. Its mission is to improve
the lives of all Iraqis and work to
provide assistance to the people of
Iraq to encourage growth, support
democracy and restore health and
education systems.
Helping Iraq will not only ben
efit USAID, but will indirectly
help the U.S. economy and pro
vide a wealth of information for
A&M to use in research.
Price said key problems that
will be addressed are Iraq’s lack
of marketing and processing facil
ities for its agricultural products.
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tributing to the project include
Cornell, Washington State,
Virginia Tech, Purdue, University
of California at Davis and all
members in the A&M system.
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chapter of the Young
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