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March 26 - April 1, 1998

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A Golden Moment: Chris Tashima, left, and Chris Donahue savor the moment after winning an Oscar for Visas and Virtue. The film won the "Best Live Action Short" award.

Editorial: How 187 affected us all

Letters: Comment from AsianWeek readers

Voices: Breaking into the all-white world of car dealerships in the '60s

Yellow Pearls: What does loyalty really mean?

Emil Amok: How a 19th century Chinese American ensured a birthright

Chief Doctor's Vision: Q&A with new Surgeon General David Satcher.

Newsmaker: Kim Ng soars as assistant general manager of the New York Yankees.

Washington Journal: Bill Lann Lee and Angela Oh inspire fellow lawyers over dinner.

187 Struck Down: After a judge rules the California law unconstitutional, activists and clinics rejoice--but Wilson isn't done yet.

A Meeting With Gore: Asian Americans candidates meet veep at California's Democratic convention.

The New Shopping Trend: Asian-themed malls are cashing in on demographic and economic trends.

Reading lists: S.F. schools say one in 10 books on reading lists must be by a minority author.

East West Players: The acclaimed group opens its new theater in L.A.

Gold Rush: Exhibit depicts lives of Chinese miners

Food Thoughts: A new column on the best places to eat

Calendar: Events around the country of special interest to Asian Americans

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