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  3. An Asian American Viewpoint On China, Tibet and the Olympics

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  5. Chinese Women Gymnasts Win Gold - Age in Question

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  6. We Have A Dream

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  1. Ohio Man Sentenced for Sending Hate Mail

    By: pswing Aug 27, 2008 Tags: National, news | 0 Comments

    For almost twenty years David Tuason of Pepper Pike, Clevland, sent over 200 racially charged hate mail letters all across the nation, targeting black and mixed-raced men . Tuason, 46, pleaded guilty in May to six counts of mailing threatening communications and two counts of threatening interstate communications, More…

  2. Scripted and Real

    By: Phil Tajitsu Nash Aug 27, 2008 Tags: National, Washington Journal | 0 Comments

    Political conventions are carefully scripted productions. They represent the weaving together of many competing interests into a coherent whole that is presented to the public.

    While only C-SPAN and National Public Radio supplied uninterrupted political convention coverage, the blogosphere, the Pacifica Radio Network and other media outlets also provided excellent coverage of the Democratic Party Convention that took place this week in Denver. More…

  3. Daily Dose: 08/27/08

    By: AsianWeek Staff Aug 27, 2008 Tags: Briefs, Daily Dose | 0 Comments

    » AsianWeek Market Report
    » MSU Sees Leap in Chinese Enrollment
    » U.S. Labor Department Issues Report on Worst Forms of Child Labor
    » New Haven Welcomes Two Guest Teachers
    » Asian Indians at Greater Risk for Heart Disease and Diabetes
    » El Cerrito Chinese Restaurant is Latest Takeover Robbery Target
    » Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund Appoints New President
    » State Budget Stalemate Has No End in Sight
    » Students Bring Spirit to Convention
    » UC Whistle-Blower Suit Shield Draws Fire
    » Ancient Cantonese Opera to Play for Non-Chinese Speaking Public
    » Pacquiao, De La Hoya Agree to Dec. 6 Fight in Vegas
    » Huskies and Ducks Meet in Season-opening Pac-10 Clash
    » Filipina Boxer Julaton Loses WBC Title Fight
    » Filipino American Law Enforcement Officers Support Pistahan Parade and Festival
    » Wells Fargo Names Filipina Officer Denise Miles as Vice President
    » South Korean Court Officials Learn About American Justice System
    More…

  4. Will.i.am Shows Obama Video “Yes We Can” at DNC (feat. Kelly Hu)

    By: pswing Aug 27, 2008 Tags: 2008 DNC, National, news | 0 Comments


    Rapper, artist, and Black Eyed Peas member, Will.i.am produced a music video titled “Yes We Can” featuring presidential candidate Barack Obama, Kelly Hu, and other artists earlier this year. The video’s exposure to mainstream media increased astoundingly at the Democratic National Convention. More…

  5. ‘Breakfast’ is Out to Lunch

    By: Samson Wong Aug 27, 2008 Tags: Bay Area, Potstickers | 0 Comments

    Where San Francisco and San Jose have failed in recent years, Sacramento saw the light. Sacramento Vice Mayor Steve Cohn cancelled an outdoor screening of the 1961 romantic comedy Breakfast at Tiffany’s on August 23 after protests condemned the film for the racist yellowface portrayal by Mickey Rooney.

    Rooney played a tenant, Mr. Yunioshi, agitated at neighbor Holly Golightly, portrayed by Audrey Hepburn. The film, based on Truman Capote’s novel, played on Asian stereotypes-Yunioshi sported thick, horned rim More…

  6. Asian Americana

    By: Ian Liu Aug 27, 2008 Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Comics | 0 Comments

  7. Kristie Ahn - Youngest Qualifying Player at the U.S. Open

    By: AsianWeek Staff Aug 26, 2008 Tags: Sports | 0 Comments

    16-year-old Kristie Ahn lost to Dinara Safina of Russia 3-6, 4-6 during the first round of the US Open in Flushing, New York. Ahn was the youngest competitor in the main draw of singles at the US Open. Ahn won all six sets of the 3 matches in the qualifying tournament. Be sure to check for updates on this incredible Asian American athlete! More…

  8. Asians Score Higher Than Whites in English

    By: Grace Tzeng Aug 26, 2008 Tags: Bay Area, In the Classroom | 2 Comments

    Attain highest scores in CA Standards Tests

    Asian students scored highest in most categories of the California Standards Tests over the past six years, according to new data on the 2008 Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program released by the state’s Department of Education.

    Out of all ethnicities, Asian and Filipino students showed the greatest improvement — an increase of 14 percentage points — in achieving the proficient level and above since 2003. More…

  9. Be a Hero

    By: Angela Pang Aug 26, 2008 Tags: Bay Area, San Francisco Hep B Update | 0 Comments

    Donate auction items

    Join honorary chairpersons U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein, Assemblywoman Fiona Ma and Mayor Gavin Newsom in supporting the San Francisco Hep B Free Be A Hero gala fundraising dinner at the Chinese Culture Center in the Chinatown Hilton on Thursday Sept. 18.

    The gala will include a silent auction, where attendees will have a chance to bid on items, including an More…

  10. LPGA Requires English for International Golfers

    By: pswing Aug 26, 2008 Tags: Sports | 2 Comments

    In 2009 the LPGA will require all players to speak English. Some members are facing suspension if they cannot pass an English Oral Assessment. The rule is effective immediately for new players.

    The rule is being implemented, some say, because of the increase of Asian athletes. Currently, there are 121 international players from 26 countries on the LPGA Tour, including 45 players from South Korea. More…

  11. Asian Dispatchers from the 2008 DNC 08/26/08

    By: pswing Aug 26, 2008 Tags: 2008 DNC | 0 Comments

    ◊ My First Day at the DNC
    The Kennedys, Obama, Robinson, and McCaskill Speak
    Hillary Delivers
    Overshadowed?
    Wrecking Crew
    Charles Barkley in the House

    AsianWeek has created a group of API delegates and participants that are currently at the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado August 25-28. They will be giving us exclusive and timely information about what is going on at the convention as it is happening and as it relates to the Asian Pacific Islander American community.

    More…

  12. Daily Dose: 08/26/08

    By: AsianWeek Staff Aug 26, 2008 Tags: Briefs, Daily Dose | 0 Comments

    » AsianWeek Market Report
    » Feds to Monitor Discrimination in Alabama Election
    » Asian American Voters Gain More Power
    » New Director Named to Lead Duke’s International House
    » Renovation of J-Town Malls Put on Hold
    » Yamagata Prepares Double Album for Fall
    » Kearny Street Writers Reunion
    » Safina Shows No Mercy to Debutante Ahn
    » Cleveland Indians Win Seventh in a Row, Sweep Rangers
    » Zune Player Forum Makes Teen a Fortune
    » Japan’s Mixi Tops Facebook and MySpace
    » North Korea Suspends Dismantling of Nuclear Program
    » Chinese President Addresses South Korean Business Leaders
    More…

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