HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: tran@neep.engr.wisc.edu
Subject: [REL] Faith
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: tran@neep.engr.wisc.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 16:50:48 GMT


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO BELIEVE OR NOT TO BELIEVE, THAT'S THE QUESTION.

The following is only a glimpse on "Ti'n Ly'" PG:

     Don't believe anything on mere hearsay#.
     Don't believe traditions because they happen to be old and have been 
passed down through many generations.
     Don't believe anything because people talk a lot about it.
     Don't believe solely because the written testimony of some ancient wise 
man is shown to you#.
     NEVER believe anything that begs to be taken for granted, or because 
ancient precedent tempts you regard it as true#.
     Don't believe anything on the mere authority of your teachers or priests.
     What you SHOULD accept as true and as the guide to your life is
WHATEVER AGREES WITH YOUR OWN REASON AND YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE AFTER THOROUGH 
INVESTIGATION, AND WHATEVER IS HELPFUL BOTH TO YOUR OWN WELL-BEING AND THAT OF 
OTHER LIVING BEINGS.

                                            Anguttara-Nikaya
                                           (Ta(ng-Nha^'t-Bo^. Kinh)

Va^.y thi "Ti'n Ly'" PG la` ".Ho^?ng co' tin (a^?u)". How about that?
Buddhist Fanatics! No offense, Please!

Enjoy#.

CTN

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: "JFT@NCCIBM1.BITNET"                      <JFT%NCCIBM1.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Subject: Anyone on Pulau Tenngi, Malaysia between May 1979-Jan. 1980?
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: JFT%NCCIBM1.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 18:22:05 GMT

Hi,

  My wife was on Pualu Tenngi (Tenggi?), Malaysia.  Is
there anyone out there that was there then?  This island
was not as big as Pualu Bidong, it is just off the
coast from the city of Mersing I believe.

  Thanks,

Tua~'n (John).
From: Duc.M.Pham@dartmouth.edu
Subject: Re: [SOC] NON SONG MAGAZINE & AUTHOR'S PREROGATIVES
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Reply-To: Duc.Pham@dartmouth.edu
Date: 20 Nov 92 06:55:40 GMT

In article <9211161953.AA22945@nexus.wdceng.com>
dasun!nexus!phamh@sunkist.west.sun.com (Hien Pham x7669) writes:

> When I talked to one of
> the staff members last night, it seems that none of them is aware of what
> is talked behind their back here on the net.


It is obvious that you had talked to the wrong person, for anh Vu~, the
English editor of Non Song, had been contacted by both the author and
Horizons.  Apologies had been made, but the **promised (by and Vu~) public
action** has not been carried out.  Also, whether anyone on NS's staff is on
the net is not something anyone can be sure about.  Anyone with access to
Internet or Usenet can read SCV postings, and thus how is it possible to
affirm that non of NS's staffers reads the news now and then?  This is a
major presumptuous assumption, among others.

Further, I don't think what I did is backstabbing by most definitions.
Although there are some ostentatious negative sounding in my original
message, the general theme and goal was not to humiliate NS or any of its
distinguised affiliates.  Individual inference and interpretation is beyond
my authority.

Additionally, about whether or not anyone on this net cares, it too is
another invalid assumption that no one gives a darn.  I'm sure that most
aren't concerned with the matter involved, but I thought this was a public
forum and thus anyone, in her own right, can choose her favorite posting to
read.  I've received/ read a few responses, including the fore-quoted.  So I
take the liberty to figure that at least some had read my message (but
unfortunately, I haven't read any posting that supported my posting)

I'ts no doubts that Byline was a good story, and thus the more readers have
the chance to enjoy it, the better the purpose served.  I'm sure Cindy (Quynh
Trang) Nguyen would not mind NS publishing her story, if they had asked her
in advance.  Also, it's note-worthy that I wrote the original posting with
Cindy's support and agreement.

May be it's "tie^?u tie^'t" (HP) to oppose NS's *well-intended* behavior, but
the sole purpose was to right the wrong, and to help reserve the dignity of
VNese writers in general.  If one ever writes something that is as personal
as "Byline" she will understand why I did what I had done.  I have nothing to
gain from criticizing NS, but someone's got to say what's right, with the
only hope that some contemplative reader will appreciate what I did.

There's a Buddhist saying:

"Oan u*'c kho^ng ca^`n bie^.n ba.ch, vi` bie^.n ba.ch la` he`n nha't."

I guess I don't have the moral courage to not correspond to criticisms of my
action, but I believe that man got to do what man got to do.  (i.e., I don't
apologize for what I did.  If I could do it all over again, I would do the
exact same thing.)  And so be it.



Ki'nh Bu't,

"-Do^.c Co^ La~ng Tu*?" Pha.m Minh -Du*'c

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyet@wam.umd.edu (Gone With The Wind...)
Subject: Tho*: Nho*'!!!
Organization: University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 15:18:08 GMT


				Ye^u anh em cha^p' nha^n. 
				Mo^t. tinh` ye^u mong manh
				Mo^t. tinh` ye^u tuye^t. vong.
				Nhu*ng suo^t' ddo*i` va^n~ ye^u

		Ye^u ai long` nga^n~ ngo* buo^n`
		Ho^n` va^y tra(m canh', nhe^n. gia(ng mo^i' sa^u`
		Tro*i` say, tro*i` tro*? sang' chie^u`
		Ta say ta khoc' mo^t. tho*i` tu*o*ng tu*

			Ye^u la` ghet' la` gia^n. ho*n` vo^ co*
			Ye^u la` thu*o*ng la` ba(t' lo^i? tu*ng` ti
			La` ghet' thu*o*ng, thu*o*ng ghet' ke? minh` si
			La` gia^n. ho*n` dde^? ro^i` tha thu*'
			Mie^ng. bao? kho^ng nhu*ng la(ng. le? cuo^i' dda^u`
			Lo*i` phan? ddo^i' nhu*ng long` kho^ng phai? va^y.

		Ro^i` mo^t. chie^u` thu ve^` cho xa va(ng'
		La' thu vang` vu*o*ng va^n' toc' em bay
		Cho tinh` ye^u hai ddu*a' tro*? thanh` ma^y
		Bay ddi mai~ mit. mung` kho^ng hay bie^t'
		Nhu*ng tinh` ye^u va^n~ tra(ng' mau` tinh khie^t'
		Tai. cuo^c. ddo*i` tra^n` the^' la(m' gian trua^n
		Ne^n tinh` ye^u la` song' cuo^n' phu` va^n
		Nhu* ai ddo', co' bao gio*` tro*? lai. ...
From: lhoang@orion.oac.uci.edu (Long Hoang)
Subject: Re: hi
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Organization: University of California, Irvine
Date: 22 Nov 92 08:42:49 GMT

In article <By3LI6.HCD@constellation.ecn.uoknor.edu> hang@midway.ecn.uoknor.edu (Hang Doan) writes:
>hello everyone.......! 
>-- 
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^********************^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>       It is better, of course, to know useless things
>           than to know nothing.
>                                     Hang Doan...........


    I like the signature. Better yet, may I rephrase such that:

      "It is better to DO useless things than to DO nothing."

    
    Not in the same content, but I like the one I read from a license plate
    on the way home from work the other day:

      SOME IS BETTER THAN NOTHING
      BUT NOTHING IS BETTER THAN MORE

    (I know little trick can't fool smart netters.)

    Here is another thought: I have just finished watching DEAD POET SOCIETY,
    starring Robin William, on CBS. It's a classic example of the struggle
    between change and tradition. It is also very entertaining. For those
    who spent his/her pre-college days in boarding shool could enjoy even
    more. I like every bit of it.

    This is also my first time writing to net, I would like to say hi to 
    everyone.

    Well, bye.

===============================================================================
 Fill in the _____                                       Hoang Duc Long
===============================================================================
From: s5ukdh@fnma.COM (Kevin Huynh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: VietNamese New Year Radio and TV shows
Date: 17 Nov 92 13:32:56 GMT
Organization: Saigon.COM Public Access BBS, Sillicon Valley CA  (408)739-1520


Background: Since 1989, on every New Year day, we would have a live radio show
            to celebrate the Vietnamese New Year.  The target audiences were
            English-speaking listeners and Vietnamese listeners.  The show
            usually aired in the morning between 7AM and 10AM, or in the
            afternoon between 4PM and 6PM. We played traditional Vietnamese 
            New Year songs (Ly Ru+o+.u+ Mu+`ng .etc...).  We allowed people 
            to call and "chu'c te^'t" anybody they wanted.  We called 
            Vietnamese people (randomly from the phone book) and wished them 
            "HAPPY NEW YEAR". We gave away many CD and Tapes ...

            Last year, we had "nu'~ ca si~" DALENA on.  We interviewed her and
            she sang "ngu'o'i` ye^u co^ do'n" (live - on the air ; the first
            time, that i know, a singer sings Vietnamese on an American radio
            in America).  It was great and a lot of fun .....

            I feel that by doing this show, all communities would know about
            the Vietnamese New Year and celebrate with us.  People called
            and said that their American friends wished them a Happy new year
            because they heard the radio station celebrated our New Year. 
Info:       This year, in addition to the radio show, we will have a "LIVE"
            TV show at midnight to celebrate our  New Year (Friday 01/22/93).            
            The live radio show will be between 5PM and 6PM on 01/22/93 on
            WJFK 106.7FM  in Washington, WJFK 1300AM in Baltimore and stations
            The live TV show will be on Channel 10 in Washington DC Metro area.
 
Request:    I am looking for ideas and suggestions.  I want to have a 
            fun-filled show (a lot of laughters). If you want to participate,
            please let me know.

            Should I call Vietnam during the show to find out how our
            people over there celebrate the new year ?        
   
            My address is s5ukdh@fnma.com

Tha^n cha`o ca'c ba.n

Kha'nh Huy`nh
   


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From: gt4593c@prism.gatech.edu (Union of VSA of GEORGIA)
Subject: Re: [MISC] Need help on VNWINKEY
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: gt4593c@prism.gatech.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 06:07:17 GMT

Hello Du+o+ng
Tru+o+'c he^'t ba.n pha ddi le^n menu, click File, ro^`i click
Select Printer, xong ro^`i ba.n ha~y cho.n Windows option. Co' the^'
thi` Vietnamese fonts ddang na(`m trong directory \WINDOWS\SYSTEM
cu?a ba.n mo+'i hie^.n le^n khi ba.n click fonts
Good luck

Tho^'ng Q. Nguye^~n
N
In article <1992Nov17.215815.20344@honte.uleth.ca> you write:
>Dear friends,
>
>Co' ba.n na`o du`ng VNWINKEY vo+'i Word Perfect kho^ng ?  To^i dda~ thu+? ma`
>kho^ng ddu+o+.c.  La`m sao dde^? Word Perfect recognize the Vietnamese fonts
>to^i co', these fonts are store in \WINDOW\SYSTEM directory.  Khi to^i va`o
>word perfect it did not know these fonts exist.  To^i thu+? copy ma^'y fonts
>na`y va`o WP directory, it still didn't recognize them.  What do I have to do ?
>
>
>Desperated looking for answer(s),
>duong
From: ltthuynh@laplace.uwaterloo.ca (Loan Thanh Huynh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Thank!
Date: 16 Nov 92 03:00:00 GMT
Organization: University of Waterloo


    

    Gu+?i Tra^`n Phu+o+ng Mai,
	
	Ca'm o+n co^ ba.n nho?
	La`m o+? B-N-R
	Gu+?i card chu'c mu+`ng ta
	Nha^n nga`y ta..the^m tuo^?i

    Ca'm o+n Mai nhe.
    Loan.
From: fatman@ecst.csuchico.edu (Mai ve^`...Ma~i nho*'...)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [tho*]  Ngu~ DDi Em ...
Date: 19 Nov 92 07:14:50 GMT
Organization: California State University, Chico
NNTP-Posting-Host: cscihp.ecst.csuchico.edu


             Ha~y Ngu~ DDi Em ..

Ha~y ngu~ ddi, em ...
Ha~y ngu~ ddi, em ... nga`y mai tro+`i se~ sa'ng,
Tuye^'t se~ ngu+`ng ro+i , va` mu`a xua^n se~ mang
        tu+o+i tha('m tro+? ve^` ...
Nhu+~ng gio.t nu+o+'c ma('t se~ kho^ ddi tre^n go^'i 
     khi tro+`i ngu+`ng co+n mu+a ddo^? ...
Ha~y ngu~ ddi, em ...
Ha~y ngu~ ddi, em  ... nhe. khe'p ddo^i mi me^`m ...
DDo+`i la('m tra'i ngang xin em ddu+`ng kho'c 
        tuo^?i muo^.n ma`ng ...
Mo^.ng na`o kho^ng dde.p, ho+~i em... khi ti`nh co`n dang do+? ...
Trang thu+ ti`nh na`o kho^ng de^.t mo^.ng bu+o+'m hoa ...
Ha~y ngu~ ddi, em ...
Ha~y ngu~ ddi, em ... Ta^'t ca? ro^`i se~ qua, em a. ...
Nhu+ ta se~ que^n ngu+o+`i nhu+ ngu+o+`i dda~ que^n ta ...

                 ...tuye^'t ro+i na(m na`o ...
                        Lam La~ng
From: niem@ecst.csuchico.edu (Silence Tears)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: to hellfire
Date: 18 Nov 92 22:40:28 GMT
Organization: California State University, Chico
NNTP-Posting-Host: hairball.ecst.csuchico.edu


this is for hellfire only, if you are not GET OUT THE HERE!!!



do+~n cho+i vo+'i ma^`y tho^i  o co' gi` he^'t  hihihih

ddu+`ng co' gi^.n nha
 
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: pnl1@Ra.MsState.Edu (Phong N.H. Le)
Subject: Ca'i Te^n "Vincent"
Organization: Mississippi State University
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 15:43:25 GMT

Ca'c ba.n phu*o*ng xa...!
The name "Vincent" nghe hay la('m
nhu*ng sao ddi nghe la.i thi` tha^'y    
nhie^`u "V" qua' .
What is wrong with your heritage name ?
Do not you like it?
Ke? na`y chi? muo^'n point out ly' le? tho^i
definitely.  No offence! OK?
From: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com (Nhan Tran)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: NEWS/VN: US senators taking Bush's leter to VN president
Date: 16 Nov 92 14:54:50 GMT
Reply-To: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com
Organization: SCV Relay
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu


11/15

U.S. senators taking letter from Bush to Vietnamese president

 By JOHN HAIL
   BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) -- A delegation of U.S. senators arrived in Bangkok
Sunday enroute to Vietnam to deliver a letter from President Bush to Vietnamese
President Le Duc Anh requesting a final accounting of American servicemen
missing in Indochina.
   The delegation led by Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. also planned to investigate
"live sighting" reports of MIAs near Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon.
   Kerry, chairman of the Senate Select Committee on POW-MIA Affairs and 
himself a Vietnam war hero, arrived in Bangkok accompanied by fellow committee 
members Tom Daschle, D-S.D., and Hank Brown, R-Colo.
   Committee spokeswoman Deborah DeYoung said the letter from Bush was unusual.
   "We believe this is the first time a U.S. president has written to a
president of Vietnam since the end of the war," she said. "This is not an empty
exercise. We want to be able to say that Vietnam is cooperating."
   She said Bush's letter links improved U.S. relations with Vietnam to
disclosure of information about the more than 2,000 servicemen still listed as
missing. The senators planned to present the letter to the Vietnamese president
in Hanoi Monday, she said.
   The trip was scheduled as the last factfinding mission of the committee,
which is scheduled to dissolve at the end of this year.
   Resolution of the fates of the missing Americans has been the main stumbling
block preventing diplomatic relations between the two former enemies. The U.S.
has demanded a full accounting of the missing as a condition to lifting an
economic embargo against Vietnam in effect since the war ended in 1975.
   Earlier this year, economically troubled Vietnam handed over to U.S.
authorities 4,100 photographs and other material related to the missing
Americans.
   "The Vietnamese are very meticulous record-keepers," said DeYoung, who
accompanied committee members on their last mission to Vietnam in April. "More
artifacts will be turned over. It is unclear how much more there will be."
   She said committee members expected full cooperation from Vietnamese
authorities in following up on "live sighting" reports in the vicinity of Ho 
Chi Minh City.
   The delegation planned to make a one-day visit Thursday to Laos, where
several hundred U.S. servicemen, mostly airmen, are listed as missing.
   Saturday, the senators were scheduled to fly to Hong Kong to interview some
of the 24,000 Vietnamese boat people detained there. Many of the "live 
sighting" reports were made by boat people who claimed to have first-hand 
knowledge of Americans held in Vietnam.
   The senators were also scheduled to meet with Hong Kong Gov. Chris Patten
before flying back to the United States next Sunday.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyet@wam.umd.edu (Gone With The Wind...)
Subject: Tho*: Chua' Nha^t. Buo^n`
Organization: University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 19:44:46 GMT

			Chua' Nha^t. Buo^n\


		Nhu*ng~ ngay\ chua' nha^t. em ddi dda^u?
		Ngay\ tro^i theo mo^t. chie^c' ly sa^u\
		Hang\ ca^y la' ua' nghie^ng minh\ ddon'
		Ma^y cung~ cho*\ em, em o*? dda^u
		Ho^m nay chua' nha^t. em ddi dda^u?
		Chie^u\ loang mo^t. chut' na(ng' kho^ng mau\
		Gio' ddi giu*~ ho^. mui\ hu*o*ng cu~
		Thuo*~ nhu*ng~ ca^u\ vai va^n~ chu*a lu
		Ngay\ dda~ ra ddi vo*i' ngai. nga^n\
		Con ddu*o*ng\ toan\ nhu*ng~ nga~ pha^n va^n
		DDe^m o*i! hay~ dde^n' ba(ng\ ddo^i canh'
		Cho*? xa ddi he^t' chua' nha^t. buo^n\...

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nbt@napcc-hp.cvm.uiuc.edu (Nguyen Thanh Binh)
Subject: Re: [POL] final: Normalization w/ Vietnam
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 22:16:28 GMT

In article <1992Nov18.030119.20996@news.media.mit.edu>, groucho!thinh@uu.psi.com (Thinh N. Nguyen) writes:
|> 
|> Response again:
|> 
|> >         As far as the blessings of the Vietnamese community are concerned,
|> > postings on this medium by Vietnamese supporting your views have been 
|> > conspicuously scarce.  I have an idea:
|> > 
|> >       Let's hold a little referendum here.  People who would like to vote on
|> > the matter should send private e-mail to me.  If you support normalization, 
|> > write "SUPPORT NORMALIZATION" on your subject line, if you oppose it, then
|> > write "OPPOSE NORMALIZATION" on the subject line.  Include any comments or
|> > remarks you see fit.  I will count the votes in about a week.  Only one vote
|> > per person, and please, Vietnamese only.  Duplicate votes, and votes by non-
|> > Vietnamese will not be counted.  
|> 
|> >              My E-Mail address is:  becherer@cs.uiuc.edu
|> 
|> It seem like a fair idea. For my part, I stop response on the subject to
|> allow an objective referendum. Let's see what the overseas Vietnamese
|> really think.
|> 
|> sincerely yours,
|> Thi.nh N. Nguye^~n


	I think you are "ma^.p mo*` dda'nh la^.n con dden".  What do you
mean by OPPOSE/SUPPORT NORMALIZATION.  what about the CONDITIONS imposed
upon NORMALIZATION and how do we achieve and reinforce them ?

	I do not know "what the overseas[sic] Vietnamese really think" but
I know most UIUC students [la~o,a^'u] think that you are not clear and thus
not trustworthy !.    

-- 
##################################################################

Nguye^~n Thanh Bi`nh
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

##################################################################
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: lethien@junco.enet.dec.com (NoLordShallStandBeforeMyself,IamDeicide)
Subject: Re: [nha.c] ......
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation. Hudson, Ma
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 13:10:57 GMT


In article <17NOV199216305721@lims02.lerc.nasa.gov>, folduon@lims02.lerc.nasa.gov writes...
> 
>Ba`i na`y ghi la.i cho Ca' Va`ng Ngo+ Nga'c -dang bi. 7 ti`nh.
>Cu~ng kho^ng bie^'t tu+.a ba`i nha.c luo^n.
> 
> 
>			Y' Lan tri`nh ba`y.
> 
>Co`n nho+' te^n nhau xin go.i trong gia^'c mo^.ng.
>Co`n chu't hu+o+ng ye^u xin -du+a va`o du+ a^m.
>Co' pha?i co`n ye^u vi` -do^i la^`n tha^`m nho+'.
>Mi`nh -da~ tha^.t que^n, co+' sao lo`ng va^~n cho+`???
> 
>Tu+` lu'c em -di trong ru+o+.u cay men no^`ng.(uo^'ng vu+`a tho^i cha no^.i)
>Ma`u tra('ng kha(n tang quanh ca(n pho`ng co^ -do+n.
>Ba~o to^' trie^`n mie^n nga`y em ve^` nha -do'.
>Buo^`n ha('t buo^`n hiu, ngo~ -de^m sa^`u co^ lie^u.
> 

	Hahahaha, cha no^.i ke^u Ca' Va`ng Ngo+ Nga'c uo^'ng vu+`a
	vu+`a la` lo^.n ngu+o+`i dzo^`i ddo' cha no^.i M.L o+i !
	HTC Jr. ta mo+'i la` ddu'ng ngu+o+`i ddo', nhu+ng HTC Jr.
	ta la`m gi` mo+` pha?i nghe lo+`i cu?a ma^'y ngu+o+`i lu'c
	na`o cu~ng thi'ch ddo`i nha?u so^ng nhu+ cha no^.i bao gio+`
	Hahahahahaha

>Mo^.t chie^`u tre^n -do^`i, em la`m tho+.
>Co' bie^'t tu+o+ng tu+ va`ng u'a.
>Mo^.ng de^.t theo -da`n be^n ngu+o+`i mo+.
>Mo+'i bie^'t mi`nh ye^u bao gio+`.
> 
>Ho+~i co^' nha^n o+i, chuye^.n tha^`n tie^n xa vo+`i.
>Ti`nh -da~ nhu+ vo^i, mong chi co`n chung -do^i.
>Cu+' cu'i ma(.t -di -de^? nghe -do+`i la^`m lo+~.
>-Du+`ng ni'u tho+`i gian cho hu+o+ng sa^`u vu+o+ng mang.
> 
> 
> 
>M.L. 
> 
>                   
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: CE_NGUYEN@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu (Sinh Nguyen)
Subject: Re: Ti`m ba.n trai
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 14:44:06 GMT

Hi` hi` hi`.....................

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyet@wam.umd.edu (Gone With The Wind...)
Subject: Tho*: Chua' Nha^t. Buo^n!!
Organization: University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 02:38:42 GMT

			Chua' Nha^t. Buo^n\


		Nhu*ng~ ngay\ chua' nha^t. em ddi dda^u?
		Ngay\ tro^i theo mo^t. chie^c' ly sa^u\
		Hang\ ca^y la' ua' nghie^ng minh\ ddon'
		Ma^y cung~ cho*\ em, em o*? dda^u
		Ho^m nay chua' nha^t. em ddi dda^u?
		Chie^u\ loang mo^t. chut' na(ng' kho^ng mau\
		Gio' ddi giu*~ ho^. mui\ hu*o*ng cu~
		Thuo*~ nhu*ng~ ca^u\ vai va^n~ chu*a lu
		Ngay\ dda~ ra ddi vo*i' ngai. nga^n\
		Con ddu*o*ng\ toan\ nhu*ng~ nga~ pha^n va^n
		DDe^m o*i! hay~ dde^n' ba(ng\ ddo^i canh'
		Cho*? xa ddi he^t' chua' nha^t. buo^n\...

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: mok@pa.dec.com (Charles Mok)
Subject: Re: [Human Rights for VN] Please show your support by email
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 92 01:34:08 GMT

In article <1992Nov20.200459.824@news.media.mit.edu>, doky@uda.dgcd.doc.ca (Hien Doky) writes:
> Please read the letter below, and if it meets your approval, then please
> join us by sending you full name, address and citizenship to me. I'll make
> an official version of this letter, with all names included, to send to
> senator B. Kerrey. Eventhough at the end of the letter, only three countries,

For one thing,. start with getting his name right.  He's Senator John F. Kerry, a Viet vet from Massachusetts, who is the chairman of the MIA/POW/vet subcommittee.  Sen. Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, who ran unsuccessfully this year as a Democratic presidential candidate, is another different person.  (He's also a Viet vet.)

Charles
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: mdo@socrates.umd.edu ("Mike T. Do")
Subject: [HELP] Giu'p DDo*~ ca'c Gia DDi\nh  H.O. va\ O.D.P.
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Date: 23 Nov 92 15:37:15 GMT

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Hello everyone,

Ne^'u ca'c ba.n na`o co' du* nhu*~ng va^.t du.ng sau dda^y:

-Qua^`n a'o a^'m mu`a ddo^ng co`n mo*'i hoa(.c va^~n co`n tu*o*m ta^'t
 dda`ng hoa`ng (xin cho qua^`n a'o mu`a ddo^ng ma` tho^i)

-Cha(n, me^`m.

-No^`i nie^u, xon cha?o hoa(.c no^`i ddie^.n

Xin vui lo`ng ddem ra Eden Shopping Center tu*` 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, se~ co'
mo^.t so^' anh em ddu*'ng nha^.n hoa(.c lie^n la.c vo*'i

Anh Nguye^~n Va(n DDoa`n        (202) 234-9170 (Washington D.C.)
Anh Ngo^ Ngo.c Hu`ng            (301) 270-0366 (Maryland)
O^ng Nguye^~n Thanh Hoa`ng      (703) 527-4522 (Virginia)

Trong tinh tha^`n tu*o*ng tro*. cho ngu*o*`i Vie^.t qua ddi.nh cu* ta.i Hoa
Ky` theo nhu*~ng chu*o*ng tri`nh H.O. va` ODP cho nhu*~ng tha'ng mu`a ddo^ng
gia' la.nh sa('p dde^'n trong vie^.c ho^.i nha^.p va`o cuo^.c so^'ng mo*'i.
Ca'm o*n ca'c ba.n


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From: mauan@csv.warwick.ac.uk (Mr. Diep Ho)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Testing!
Date: 20 Nov 1992 18:36:16 GMT
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testing!!!




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