HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: lethien@scoman.enet.dec.com (NoLordShallStandsBeforeMyself,IamDeicide)
Subject: [Joke] Love life.
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
Date: 11 APR 92 16:40:28    



    On the morning of February 26, radio station WVBF requested
    listeners to call in with the movie title that best described
    their love lives.  The following are some of the responses:

       * Gone With The Wind

       * Lethal Weapon

       * Wake Me When It's Over

       * A Fish Called Wanda

     & Variation of a title:  Nine and a Half Seconds

       * Big

       * Same Time Next Year

       * Rocky

       * Romancing The Stone

       * Red Heat

       * Blazing Saddles

       * Short Circuit

       * Big Chill



        There were more but my memory isn't what it used to be.




I_have_always_loved_three_things_and_never_understood:Art_Music_Women
   L a`m da(m chai Budweiser cho ddo+`i vui tre?
   E m Miller, tra'ch nhe.: anh dda~ say 

   P ho' ma(.c ddo+`i, Becks kia tha ho^` uo^'ng

   T hu+o+ng em nhie^`u, Molsen o+i co' bie^'t
   H o^`n tha^~n tho+` bo+?i Slitz men cay
   I m va('ng qua' Heineken, anh lie^n ho^`i tu bo? "Tuborg"
   E a^'p be^n mi`nh, na`ng Michelob me^'n ye^u
   N hu+ Bia uo^'ng hoa`i ma` va^~n kho^ng say ! 	
      \ /   \ /         We like to think of ourselves as a well
       |     |          sharpened bone saw ready to rip through
   O---+-----+---(-     your skull.
       |     |                     -Cannibal Corpse-
       |  O--+---(-        Don't say a word, shut up and obey
       |     |             Your opinion doesn't matter to us anyway.
      ---   ---                           -Death Angel-
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: TDuong <TDuong@ATCSD.HARRIS.r3com.ess.harris.com>
Subject: SIGN-ON
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: TDuong@ATCSD.HARRIS.r3com.ess.harris.com
Organization: N/A
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 21:57:36 GMT

I haven't able to receive any news from the net for more than a week..
Please sign me back on the SCV net..
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: htho@cs.washington.edu (Huy T. Ho)
Subject: Re: Tho*: Nu*~a ho^`n -dau thu*o*ng
Organization: Computer Science & Engineering, U. of Washington, Seattle
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 92 06:17:00 GMT
From: CNguyen.osbu_north@xerox.com
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [soc] Humanitarian assistance to VN
Date: 10 Apr 92 20:53:26 GMT
Reply-To: Cuong_M._Nguyen.OSBU_North@xerox.com
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu


From: Thach.Pham@eng.sun:com
>Hy vo.ng tre^n dda^y la` mo^.t va`i go+.i y' tha?o lua^.n xa^y
>du+.ng va` ti'ch cu+.c. DDo^i khi chu'ng ta pha?i ba<'t tay
>va`o vie^.c dde^? co' kinh nghie^.m va` nha^.n thu+'c ra<`ng
>ne^n hay kho^ng tro+. giu'p nha^n dda.o cho ddo^`ng ba`o trong
>nu+o+'c. Nhu+ng kho^ng pha?i vi` the^' ma` chu'ng ta kho^ng
>the^? tha?o lua^.n, hay ddoa'n mo` ro^`i chu.p mu~, hay mi?a
>mai cha^m bie^'m la^~n nhau, la`m ta<ng the^m mo^'i chia re~
>va` nho^' nha<ng kho^ng ca^`n thie^'t.


To^i nghi~ la\ hie^.n gio+\ cu~ng ddang co' mo^.t so^' co+ quan tu+ nha^n, dda
so^' pha't xua^'t tu+\ chu\a chie^\n hoa<.c nha\ tho+\..., ddang la.c quye^n
tie^\n ba.c va^.t du.ng dde^? pha^n pha't la.i cho ddo^\ng ba\o ddo'i kho^?
be^n nha\. Ne^'u chu'ng ta chu+a la\m dduo+.c hoa<.c kho^ng muo^'n la\m rie^ng
re~ ngay ba^y gio+\ thi\ nhu+~ng ho^.i ddoa\n co' sa<~n na\y la\ phu+o+ng ca'ch
to^'t nha^'t trong ti\nh tra.ng hie^.n ta.i dde^? hy vo.ng chu'ng ta co' the^?
giu'p ddo+~ dduo+.c pha^\n na\o nhu+~ng ke? ke'm may ma<'n trong mo^.t che^'
ddo^. phi nha^n, ke^\m ke.p. Vie^.c co\n la.i chi? la\ su+. lu+.a cho.n to^?
chu+'c na\o ta thi'ch hoa<.c tin tu+o+?ng nhie^\u ho+n ma\ tho^i.

Co\n ne^'u ba.n na\o co' y' kie^'n ta'o ba.o va\ thie^'t thu+.c kha'c dde^?
giu'p ddo+~ ddo^\ng ba\o thi\ to^i xin dduo.c la<'ng nghe. La\m gi\ thi\ la\m,
no'i gi\ thi\ no'i, nhu+ng to^i luo^n nghi~ la\ chuye^.n "giu'p ddo+~ ddo^\ng
ba\o" la\ chuye^.n chu'ng ta ba<'t buo^.c pha?i la\m. No excuse.


/cuo\ng
From: T. Le
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Tra(m Ho.
Date: 9 Apr 92 12:39:34 GMT


Du*	-  Du* thi. Phu.ng-Lan

DDoa'i	-  DDoa'i thi. Ngo.c-Ha`

Khu'c	-  Khu'c Minh Tho*

Trang	-  Trang Anh To^
From: ntnguyen@acsu.buffalo.edu (Nguyet T. Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [MISC] msg for Henring
Date: 7 Apr 92 22:14:20 GMT
Organization: UB

-- 
Nguyen, ThuNguyet State Univ. of New York at Buffalo, Dept. of Computer Science
BIT: ntnguyen@cs.buffalo.edu    INT: @sun    VAX: V051QKQV@ubvms.cs.buffalo.edu
----------------------Tra(ng dde^'n ra(`m thi` tro`n---------------------------
----- Lu'c ye^n ti~nh nha^'t la` lu'c so^'ng -do^.ng nha^'t.   -Ako?n-  -------
From: nguyen@drutx.ATT.COM (Christopher Chu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: SCV MONTHLY - APRIL 1992 - SPECIAL ISSUE - PART ONE:   ARTICLES CNT
Keywords: SCV MONTHLY - APRIL 1992 - SPECIAL ISSUE - PART ONE:   ARTICLES CNT
Date: 13 Apr 92 09:16:22 GMT
Distribution: soc
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories - Denver

+---------------------------+
| SCV MONTHLY - PART I	    |
| from 03/05/92	to 04/13/92 |
|			    |
| Number of articles = 2405 |
| Number of days     = 40   |
| Number of authors  = 406  |
| Number of subjects = 1103 |
+---------------------------+

Number of articles sorted by date and count
+--------------------------------------+
|0001| 0002: 92/03/05 |	0170: 92/04/01 |
|0002| 0003: 92/03/06 |	0149: 92/04/02 |
|0003| 0002: 92/03/07 |	0140: 92/03/31 |
|0004| 0018: 92/03/08 |	0126: 92/04/09 |
|0005| 0051: 92/03/09 |	0120: 92/03/30 |
|0006| 0077: 92/03/10 |	0118: 92/03/27 |
|0007| 0080: 92/03/11 |	0102: 92/03/12 |
|0008| 0102: 92/03/12 |	0089: 92/04/10 |
|0009| 0035: 92/03/13 |	0080: 92/03/11 |
|0010| 0020: 92/03/14 |	0079: 92/03/26 |
|0011| 0010: 92/03/15 |	0077: 92/03/10 |
|0012| 0059: 92/03/16 |	0076: 92/04/08 |
|0013| 0048: 92/03/17 |	0074: 92/03/18 |
|0014| 0074: 92/03/18 |	0073: 92/03/19 |
|0015| 0073: 92/03/19 |	0069: 92/03/24 |
|0016| 0058: 92/03/20 |	0062: 92/04/06 |
|0017| 0027: 92/03/21 |	0061: 92/04/03 |
|0018| 0047: 92/03/22 |	0059: 92/03/16 |
|0019| 0052: 92/03/23 |	0058: 92/03/20 |
|0020| 0069: 92/03/24 |	0055: 92/04/07 |
|0021| 0052: 92/03/25 |	0054: 92/03/28 |
|0022| 0079: 92/03/26 |	0052: 92/03/25 |
|0023| 0118: 92/03/27 |	0052: 92/03/23 |
|0024| 0054: 92/03/28 |	0051: 92/03/09 |
|0025| 0050: 92/03/29 |	0050: 92/03/29 |
|0026| 0120: 92/03/30 |	0048: 92/03/17 |
|0027| 0140: 92/03/31 |	0047: 92/03/22 |
|0028| 0170: 92/04/01 |	0035: 92/03/13 |
|0029| 0149: 92/04/02 |	0033: 92/04/11 |
|0030| 0061: 92/04/03 |	0028: 92/04/05 |
|0031| 0027: 92/04/04 |	0027: 92/04/04 |
|0032| 0028: 92/04/05 |	0027: 92/03/21 |
|0033| 0062: 92/04/06 |	0020: 92/03/14 |
|0034| 0055: 92/04/07 |	0018: 92/03/08 |
|0035| 0076: 92/04/08 |	0010: 92/03/15 |
|0036| 0126: 92/04/09 |	0008: 92/04/12 |
|0037| 0089: 92/04/10 |	0003: 92/03/06 |
|0038| 0033: 92/04/11 |	0002: 92/03/07 |
|0039| 0008: 92/04/12 |	0002: 92/03/05 |
|0040| 0001: 92/04/13 |	0001: 92/04/13 |
+--------------------------------------+
From: cthang@uirvld.csl.uiuc.edu (Thang Cao Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [SONG] Vi` To^i Ca^`n Tha^'y Em Ye^u DDo*`i
Date: 8 Apr 1992 19:15:14 GMT
Organization: Center for Reliable and High-Performance Computing, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
NNTP-Posting-Host: uirvld.csl.uiuc.edu




To^i che'p la.i ba`i na`y chi? rie^ng vi` mo^.t ngu*o*`i .
T


VI` TO^I CA^`N THA^'Y EM YE^U DDO*`I

To^i xin la`m mu*a bay
Trong vu*o*`n em mu`a ha.
To^i xin la`m chu't gio'
Ma't the^m nhu*~ng bo*` vai

To^i xin la` ho^m nay
Cho ddo*`i em tre? ma~i
To^i xin la`m nu. cu*o*`i
Cho*` em giu*~a ddo^i mo^i

To^i ddi ti`m quanh dda^y
Bao loa`i hoa co? la.
To^i mang ve^` giu*~a pho^'
Ca('m tre^n nhu*~ng ddu*o*`ng ddi

To^i xin la`m ca^y xa
DDu*'ng nhi`n em ru*.c ro*~
Hay to^i la`m mo^.ng nho?
Em vu*`a gia^'c ngu? say

To^i xin la`m sao dde^m
Hay la`m ca^y dde`n nho?
Em be^n dde`n se~ nho*'
Na('ng tre^n nhu*~ng ddu*o*`ng ddi

To^i xin la`m ma^y e^m
Tro^i va`o trang nha^.t ky'
Hay to^i la`m mu*.c ho^`ng
Cho*` em giu*~a trang thu*

To^i xin la`m su*o*ng thu
Hay la`m mu*a bu.i nho?
Mai em ve^` giu*~a pho^'
Se~ ye^u nhu*~ng ha`ng ca^y

To^i xin la`m so^ng tro^i
Cuo^'n sa^`u ddi la(.ng le~
Cho em va`o mo^.t mu`a
Co' ma`u sa('c ho^`ng tho^i

Vi` to^i ca^`n tha^'y em ye^u ddo*`i
Vi` to^i ca^`n tha^'y em ye^u hoa`i
Ye^u ddo'a ho^`ng be' da.i
Va` ye^u chai cu*'ng nhu*~ng ba`n tay

Vi` to^i ca^`n tha^'y em ye^u ddo*`i
Vi` to^i ca^`n tha^'y em ye^u hoa`i
Ye^u pho^' phu*o*`ng thu*'c da^.y
Ngu*o*`i ddi xa^y ca^'t nhu*~ng nga`y mai 


-------------

Xin ddu*o*.c mie^~n "ba`n ngang ta'n do.c" ve^` nhu*~ng phie^`n phu*'c 
chi'nh tri. v.v... cu?a Tri.nh Co^ng So*n o*? dda^y, vi` dda~ co' 
ngu*o*`i vie^'t ra^'t ddu? ve^` o^ng .   
Ho^m nay to^i chi? che'p mo^.t ba`i nha.c .
From: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com (Nhan Tran)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: NEWS: Taiwan bans Thai workers, may import from VN
Date: 8 Apr 92 01:20:44 GMT
Article-I.D.: news.1992Apr8.012044.5808
Reply-To: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu

04/07 

TAIWAN BANS THAI WORKERS, MAY IMPORT FROM VIETNAM

    TAIPEI, April 7, Reuter - Taiwan said today it would ban workers from
Thailand for demanding higher wages and may turn instead to Vietnam, Burma or
Bangladesh to resolve the island's severe labour shortage.
    "We have decided to temporarily stop accepting new applications to import
Thai labourers," Tsai Hsien-liu, vice chairman of the cabinet's Council of
Labour Affairs, told reporters.
    Thailand would be given a last chance to withdraw the demand for higher
wages, recently made by Thailand's representative in Taiwan, Tsai said.
    The council is studying the feasibility of importing workers from Vietnam,
Burma or Bangladesh, he added.
    Thai workers each receive about Taiwan $11,040 a month to work on state
infrastructure projects, but have demanded a 20 to 80 pct pay increase because
as foreign workers they receive only half of what their local counterparts are
paid.
    Philippine Labour Secretary Nieves Confesor will arrive in Taiwan this month
to seek an agreement with Taiwanese authorities to hire more Philippine workers,
Manila's representative to Taipei Joaquin Roces said.
    Taiwan eased a ban on the hiring of foreign workers in 1990, allowing
foreign labourers to work legally on state infrastructure projects. Almost 95
pct of the 2,482 foreign labourers working on the projects are from Thailand.
    The island has been planning to allow six industries to hire 15,062 workers
from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand.
    An employment bill, which would legalise the hiring of foreign domestic
helpers, is currently pending before Taiwan's parliament.
    Wages are set by the Taiwan government.
    Taiwan had been reluctant to legalise the hiring of foreign workers, because
it feared too many foreign labourers could cause social problems and hold back
modernisation by sustaining old-fashioned, labour-intensive industries.
    However, tens of thousands of illegal foreign workers have slipped into
Taiwan in recent years, drawn by the island's economic boom and the promise of
higher wages.
    About 22,000 illegal foreign workers surrendered to authorities under an
amnesty last year, and about 20,000 more are believed to be still on the island.
Authorities say they will be sought out and deported.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: HOANG%BRUCE@utrcgw.utc.com
Subject: cho anh chi. SCV in Milwaukee
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: HOANG%BRUCE@utrcgw.utc.com
Organization: N/A
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 13:01:47 GMT

Cha`o anh chi. SCV in Milwaukee,

Anh Ba?o se~ attend a short course at University of Milwaukee, muo^'n bie^'t 
co' nha` ha`ng a' ddo^ng (Nha^.t, Ta`u, Vie^.t Nam) na`o a(n ngon va` nga^`n 
UMil.  Ne^'u anh chi. na`o bie^'t xin mail cho Anh Ba?o.

Ca'm o*n nhie^`u,

Anh Ba?o
From: folduon@mars.lerc.nasa.gov
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [poem] gio+?n
Date: 15 Apr 92 18:58:00 GMT
Article-I.D.: mars.15APR199214582311
Organization: NASA Lewis Research Center
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41


		
		Cho^`ng gia` vo+. tre? la` tie^n
	Vo+. gia` cho^`ng tre? la` duye^n con bo`
		Ma(.c du` ho. co' nho? to,
	ta -da^y mo^.t da. vo+'i bo` cu?a ta.
		Ne^'u ma` ai cu+' no'i ra,
	ta ke^u bo` -da' da(ng xa mu't mu`a.
		Ne^'u ma` ai thi'ch no'i hu`a,
	muo^'n chi cu+' no'i ta mua cho lie^`n.
		Ne^'u ma` ai no'i ta -die^n,
	dao phai ta se~ -da^m xuye^n ba su+o+`n.



Note:  la^'y y' tu+` ba`i "Diana".
From: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com (Nhan Tran)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: NEWS: Inflation remains threat to VN economy
Date: 13 Apr 92 14:34:30 GMT
Reply-To: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu


INFLATION REMAINS THREAT TO VIETNAM ECONOMY - ADB

    By Rene Pastor
    MANILA, April 11, Reuter - Vietnam's struggling economy will pick up in
1992, but inflation and unemployment pose major problems for Hanoi, the Asian
Development Bank (ADB) said on Saturday.
    "The achievement of macroeconomic stability...is likely to be very
difficult," the Manila-based Bank said. "Inflation remains a major
problem...(along with) mounting unemployment."
    The ADB said in its outlook for 1992 that Vietnam's economy will grow by 5.0
per cent this year and by 4.5 per cent in 1993, against a 3.8 per cent rise in
real gross domestic product in 1991.
    But gains will be sharply eroded by inflation, which will average 45.0 per
cent and 20.0 per cent over the next two years, although this is down from 78.9
per cent last year.
    Vietnam's economy suffered in 1991 after trade with the former allies of the
defunct Soviet Union was "virtually terminated at a time when the economy was
already being badly affected by the Gulf War," the Bank said.
    Poor weather and a string of natural calamities struck Vietnamese
agriculture hard, resulting in zero growth in 1991 although the sector is
expected to post modest growth of 4.0 per cent this year and 3.5 per cent in
1993.
    "Although the extent of economic growth in 1992 and 1993 will largely depend
on any lifting of the U.S. trade embargo and re-establishment of multilateral
financial assistance, growth of 4.5 to 5.0 per cent should be possible, provided
weather conditions are normal and the reform process continues," the report
said.
    The number of unemployed workers, after substantial cutbacks in state-owned
enterprises, is now running at seven million, which makes up about 20 per cent
of Vietnam's labour force.
    "Despite increased opportunities for employment in the private sector and in
self-employment, a further increase in unemployment will be difficult to avoid,"
it said, adding this might slow efforts for "speedier state enterprise reform."
    The one bright spot in the economy is the performance of the export sector,
with investment rising rapidly in oil exploration, mining, food processing,
tourism and financial services, the ADB stated.
    After a liberal foreign investment law was approved in 1988, 363 licences
for proposed projects worth $2.7 billion have been granted.
    "The largest source has been the Asian newly-industrialised economies and
other southeast Asian countries followed by Australia and European countries,"
the Bank said in its report.
    But the ADB pointed out that problems in banking and financial services
coupled with cumbersome bureaucratic procedures by the government in Hanoi are
"still hampering investment inflows."
    The Bank urged that economic stabilisation must remain a "priority policy
issue" for Vietnam to spur further growth in the country's economy.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: dinh@wpi.wpi.edu (Dinh Tuyen Hang)
Subject: [Tho*] Vo^ Ti`nh !!!
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date: 6 Apr 92 13:35:27 GMT


				"Vo^ Ti`nh"

		Da.o ho^m nao chu'ng ta cu`ng lo*'p,
		Na`ng nhi`n to^i vo*'i a'nh ma('t mo^.ng mo*
		Nga^.p ngu*`ng mu*o*.n vo*? nga`y kia o^'m
		Va` ra(`ng se~ tra? chi? nga`y mai

			Nga`y ho^m sau, dda^y to^i vo*'i vo*?
			Vo^ ti`nh ba('t ddu*o*.c to*` thu* xanh
			Vo?n ve.n "Chu? nha^.t na`y co' ra~nh ?"
			Em cho*` anh ngay tru*o*'c sa^n tru*o*`ng

		Co^' suy tu* ti`m to`i mo^.t cho^'c
		Pha?i ro^`i !!! Co' le~ dda~ la^`m tho^i
		Tro*`i a^m u mu*a bay gio' nhe.
		Suo^'t ca? nga`y chu? nha^.t kho^ng nguo^i

			Sa'ng thu*' hai trong to^i vo*`i vo*.i
			Du*o*`ng nhu* na`ng ca?m la.nh ho^m qua
			Va`i lo*`i tha(m ho?i vi` sao the^'
			Thi` tha^`m na`ng kho'c cha(?ng he^` chi

		Va` ro^`i ba.n be` cho to^i bie^'t
		Na`ng dda~ vi` to^i va^'n nie^`m ye^u
		Tho^i che^'t to*` gia^'y trong "no^'t bu't"
		To^i dda~ vo^ co*' gie^'t ti`nh em.

					25 / 03 / 92
					     TD

P.S. : heee...heee....Vo^ ti`nh nhu* va^.y co' pha?i dda'ng tra'ch la('m 0 ca'c
       ba.n ????  :-))))))
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tatlam@uni-paderborn.de (T.L.N.)
Subject: testing...
Organization: University Paderborn -- Germany
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 09:00:22 GMT

Hi SCV-Users,

Just testing.. 
-- 
Tat Lam NGUYEN                             E-Mail : tatlam@uni-paderborn.de   
FB 17 -- Dept. of Math. & CS                        tatlam@pbinfo.UUCP 
University of Paderborn --- W-4790 Paderborn --- Germany
 <<< Research is what you're doing if you don't know what you're doing ! :) >>>
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyen@airmics.gatech.edu (Son Nguyen)
Subject: Re: Co^.ng sa?n va` a(n ca('p
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: nguyen@airmics.gatech.edu
Organization: N/A
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 13:07:29 GMT

 > In article <1992Apr7.174111.4054@berlioz.nsc.com>, bui@berlioz.nsc.com (Cuong Bui) writes:
 > |> Co^.ng sa?n va` ddo^`ng bo.n la` mo^.t dda?ng cu+o+'p tinh vi,
 > |> lu'c na`o cu~ng che dda^.y ha`nh ddo^.ng cu+o+'p bo'c ba(`ng
 > |> nhu+~ng danh tu+` hoa my~ :
 > |> 
 > |> 
 > Most of us living outside Vietnam know that Cong San is not good and we
 > 
 > have been aware of that since 1975.   However, they are now trying to make VN a 
 > 
 > more livable place.  Why don't we stop this kind of Cong San hatred that
 > 
 > have been going on for more than 17 years and talk about how to build a 
 > 
 > better VN?  We are still victims of prejudice around the world.  Isn't 
 > 
 > there something we can do to make us pround of our country rather than
 > 
 > complaining about Cong San and seek sympathy from foreigners?  We have to
 > 
 > be the second Japan.  Japan shows that being rich is better than being strong.
 > 

Dear Mr. Luong Tran and other Friends,

From your above statement, I can see the following:

1- Because the VN Communist government has improved, we should stop
hating them.

2- We need to talk about how to build a better VN.

3- We should do something that makes us proud of our country, instead
of complaining about CS.

4- We got to be like Japan.

Surely, most of us hope that one day our country will meet No. 4.  But
before we can dream of No. 4, the first thing we need to discuss here
is No. 1.  My questions are "Can we cooperate with the VN Communist
government in order to build a better VN?  Can we go home right now and
start to work with them?  Who really wants to go home right now to
build our country?  If not now, when and why?"

Well, one thing you should remember:  if you want to build a house, no
matter how much you are prepared/ready, the first thing you need is a
permit.

My observation about our people:  (1) some WANT to cooperate with the
Communist government, (2) some WANT to get out of the country at any
price because they cannot live under the rule of that government, and
(3) some WANT to overthrow the government.

Is there something wrong with us, the Vietnamese people? Don't we see
the same? 

One thing for sure:  we don't WANT the same.

Good day,

Son Nguyen

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: <tung@cae.wisc.edu>
Subject: Da. vu~ UW-Madison
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: tung@cae.wisc.edu
Organization: N/A
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 21:35:46 GMT


        Tho^ng ba'o:

        Ho^.i sinh vie^n Vie^.t Nam ta.i University of Wisconsin - Madison
        co' to^? chu+'c buo^?i da. vu~

        -Di.a -Die^?m: Union South, UW-Madison
                       22 Randall St.
                       Madison, WI  33705

        Tho+`i Gian: April 11, 1992
                     8:00 pm - 1:00 am

        Admission: $2.00 (gia' u?ng ho^.)

        Everybody is welcome

        Tha('c ma('c xin lie^n la.c tung@cae.wisc.edu
                               or  tuong@cae.wisc.edu
                               or   lam@uwmfe.neep.wisc.edu

        Ban to^? chu+'c hy vo.ng ca'c anh chi. sinh vie^n xa ga^`n -de^'n
        tham du+. -do^ng -du?



Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tcn1@cec2.wustl.edu (tcn)
Subject: [Tho+]
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: tcn1@cec2.wustl.edu
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Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 18:12:33 GMT



	       Vi.nh Xua^n


      O^` Xua^n la.i ve^` ro^`i Xua^n nhi?
      La' dda^m cho^`i, chim ho't vang vang
      Hoa ddua no+?, nu. no^`ng tha(m tha('m
      DDe^? lo`ng ngu+o+`i mang ma'c la^ng la^ng

      Xua^n cho+.t dde^'n dde^? DDo^ng ta`n he'o ?
      Thoang thoa?ng buo^`n quay go't ngoa('t ngoay
      Xua^n vui dde.p? DDo^ng ta`n la.nh le?o ?
      Hay chi? la` a?o a?nh vo^ hu+ ?

      Ai ddo' bie^'t DDo^ng Xua^n co' ga(.p ?
      Ha. Thu ki`a! Na(m tha'ng xa tro^i!
      Mang bao no^?i tra^`m lua^n, ha.nh phu'c
      Mo^~i mu`a ve^` mo^.t ve~ nga^'t nga^y!
 
      Ai co' bie^'t ddo+`i la` xoay chuye^?n!??
      Co' lu'c buo^`n lu'c kho^? trie^`n mie^n
      La.i co' lu'c da.t da`o vui su+o+'ng
      DDe^? cho ddo+`i tha('m thie^'t tha^n thu+o+ng

      DDo^ng tro+ la.nh dde^? Xua^n xanh tha('m!
      Thu u'a va`ng nho+ nho+' Ha. oi !
      Ai dda~ ne^'m hoa`i ddau kho^? ha.nh
      Xin xin ra(`ng  ha~y qui' vui tu+o+i!

      Xua^n Xua^n dde^'n, ho^m nay Xua^n dde^'n
      Nha'nh hoa dda`o tha('m nhu.y sau hie^n
      Ta xin ha'i bo^ng no^`ng tha('m nha^'t
      Va^~y va^~y cha`o...DDo^ng tro+? la.i nha DDo^ng!

			  ******tcn******
			    April 7, 92


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From: chu@hubcap.clemson.edu (tien chu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Re: C. N. M. T.
Date: 16 Apr 92 17:33:44 GMT
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Soory neetter, read it for your own risk !!!! :-)

To CNMT va` Chris, DDK ...
 
Cha`o Hai Ba.n Giang Ho^`!

	-Da.i Ca cu~a ca'c ha. la` ai va^.y?! Vi` to^i mo*'i da^'n tha^n 
va`o giang ho^` cho ne^n tui chu*a quen bie^'t nhie^`u ba.n hu*~u trong 
gio*'i giang ho^` cu~a Vnet.
	Tre gia` thi` ma(ng mo.c (-Dai. ca gia` thi` to^'t nha^'t ne^n
... Retire so*'m -di -de^? co`n co' cho^~ cho ...ca'c gio*'i -da`n em
tie^'n le^n ca'c chu*'c ...Thu? La~nh cu~a mo^~i mo^n pha'i chu*'?!)
	Xin hai vi. Huynh -Da.i vui lo`ng gio*'i thie^.u ve^` mo^n pha'i 
cu~a qui' vi. va` ... ne^'u -du*o*.c thi` cho Tie^?u -De^. Nhi' na`y va`o
tham du*. va`o mo^n pha'i

Nay ki'nh,

Tie^?u Ta^y DDo^.c Cuo^`ng Nga.o 

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tie^?u Ta^y -Do^.c Cuo^`ng Nga.o ( Nhi') me^'n,

   Vie^.c xin gia nha^.p mo^n fa'i :-) thi` -do^'i vo*'i mo^~ 0 tha`nh
va^'n -de^` :-) :-) nhu*ng -die^`u quan tro.ng la` -du*o*.c ca'c -dai.
ca cha^'p nha^.n cho mo*'i -du*o*.c.  Mo^~ fai? to^'n ca` fe^ su*a~ -da'
mo*'i -du*o*.c Cuo^`ng Nga.o Ma(.t The.o -da.i ca thu nha^.n & truye^`n
cho fa' fa'ch tha^`n co^ng -do'.  Mo*'i ho.c -du*o*.c co' 3 tha`nh tho^i
he` :-) tha^'y co' -du*o*.c 0?  Theo nhu* su*. hie^?u bie^'t cu*a? mo^~
thi` vo~ la^m co' nhu*~ng tay sau -da^y:

         C. N. M. T.                --  Fa' fa'ch tha^`n co^ng
         Ngo^'c Tu*? Cha^n Nha^n    --  Ngo^'c chu*o*?ng
         Kho*` -Dai. Hie^.p         --  Kho*` quye^`n
         LMF                        --  ??????
         Tuye^.t Ti`nh (tt) Su* Ty? --  Tuye^.t ti`nh kie^'m
         Co^'c Co^'c (Knock) Chu?   --  Co^'c chi?
Ngoa`i ra co`n Kim & Ha('c Ngu* (Ca' Va`ng va` Ca' -Den) nu*a~ .v.v...
Chu'c Nhi' may ma('n ti`m su* ho.c -dao. hi? ... mo^~ fai? -di -da^y.
Co' gi` thi` thu* cho mo^~ bie^'t.  Ti`nh -Dang Cho*`