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Why would a town the size of Lincoln attract a
relatively large number of people of Oriental
descent?
Kim Hlnkley, owner of the Asian House of
Lincoln, said UNL is the "determining factor.
Hinkley, who came to Lincoln from Seoul, Korea,
20 years ago, said he believes the majority of
people from Oriental countries have come to
Lincoln to study and have remained after
completing their education.
Hinkley estimated that at least i,200 to 1,500
Oriental persons are living in Lincoln. He said
although there are more Chinese people than any
other single nationality, there are considerable
numbers from all Asian countries.
Luh Cheng Tao, profsssor of chemical engineer
ing at UNL and originally from China, came to
Lincoln about 16 years ago to take a position on the
UNL faculty. Tao said he had no idea how many
Oriental people are living in Lincoln.
Kam-Ching Leung, associate professor of
physics came to Lincoln in Feb., 1970, to accept a
position on the faculty. Leung, who is of Chinese
descent, estimated that there are about 150
Oriental students at UNL. He said most of the
Oriental people in Lincoln are students, and there
are a few Orientals on the faculty and professional
staff.
Leung said most of the Oriental people in
Lincoln are Chinese, with a small number coming
from Southeast Asia, Japan and Korea. He said
since most of the Oriental population consists of
students, they are concentrated in the residence
halls on campus, and graduate stucents or
nonstudents are likely to be found in all parts of
Lincoln.
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