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November 26 - December 2, 1998
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| A Belated Toast: Banquet organizer Barry Chang introduces Oregon congressman-elect David Wu, right, to a roomful of Silicon Valley supporters last weekend. Wu pledged to help Asian American political aspirants in the Bay Area and elsewhere. |
Editorial: Bone marrow transplants remain a closed option for most Asian Americans. They don't have to be.
Letters: Comments from AsianWeek readers
Voices: Siripongs' stay; Thanksgiving reflections
EmilAmok: A fallen Starr
Iowa Slayings Shake Hmong: Domestic violence figures into yet another family tragedy.
Washington Journal: Activists in transition
Korean Baby-Boom Grows Up: Adoptees reflect on their special dilemmas.
Restaurant Embroiled in Wage Fight: Workers sue S.F.'s Ton Kiang over back-pay, overtime issues.
Potstickers: Yee's roast brings hot points to mind.
Far-Reaching Victory: David Wu's Oregon win is cause for celebration in Silicon Valley.
Drawings From the Past: Rediscovered cartoons say a lot about how Japanese immigrants were treated in the early part of the century.
Calendar: Events around the country
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