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Encyclopedia > Tsurumi

Former suburb of Yokohama, Japan, annexed in 1927 with other suburbs.


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The Poor Man: George W. Bush's Former Professor Gives A Seminar On Advanced Methods In Shrillness (657 words)
For 25 years, Yoshi Tsurumi, one of George W. Bush's professors at Harvard Business School, was content with his green-card status as a permanent legal resident of the United States.
Tsurumi told Bush that someone who avoided a draft while supporting a war in which others were dying was a hypocrite.
Tsurumi's conclusion: Bush is not as dumb as his detractors allege.
The Neil Rogers Show - News - Retired professor recalls Bush as a sarcastic and mediocre student - Former HBS Prof ... (774 words)
Yoshihiro Tsurumi, an avowed opponent of Bush's current views and policies who was a visiting associate professor of international business at HBS between 1972 and 1976, said Bush was among 85 students he taught one year in a required first-year course.
Tsurumi said he particularly recalls Bush's right-wing extremism at the time, which he said was reflected in off-hand comments equating the New Deal of the 1930s with socialism and the corporation-regulating Securities and Exchange Commission with "an enemy of capitalism."
Tsurumi said that the younger Bush boasted that his father's political string-pulling had gotten him to the top of the waiting list for the Texas National Guard instead of serving in Vietnam.
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