Government Defends Case Against Lee: The FBI and Attorney General Janet Reno express no remorse regarding the indictments and treatment of scientist Wen Ho Lee. A Bigger and Better Political Force: After past blunders, Asian Americans seize the rights and responsibilities of the election process, and come away with more savvy than ever. Also in National and World News... • House Passes Native Hawaiian Recognition Bill: • College Photo Doctored to Look “Diverse”: • Deportee Citizenship Case Reaches High Court: • Vietnamese American Drug Ring Raided: • Washington Journal: Asian Americans and Election 2000.			State’s Uninsured Rate Drops but Still High: The percentage of Californians without health insurance, though still among the highest in the nation, has declined from 22.1 to 20.3 percent. Also in Bay Area and California News... • First National Decline in Uninsured Rate Since 1987: • Political Potstickers: Roses, Donkeys and a Park.

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	Is Your Web Business Sticky? Business writer Ron Chepesiuk explores the how’s and why’s of customer loyalty programs. Also in Business... • Renting the Web			Carving a New Career with Erhu: Xiao Feng Zhang, is a master of the erhu, a traditional Chinese stringed instrument. A fairly recent immigrant, Zhang is now bringing her music to American audiences. Also in Arts & Entertainment... • Hot ‘n’ Sour Dish: Super Freak for Auto Frills. • On the Scene: Wooing and Wine-ing.

	Emil Amok: The Times and Wen Ho Lee. Columnist Emil Guillermo rejects the weak apology of the New York Times, regarding their coverage of the Wen Ho Lee saga. Also in Opinion... • Voices from the Community: Grandmother’s Last Lesson. • Lead Editorial: Until We Are One. • Letters to the Editor:			This Week's Calendar Arts, entertainment, and community events around the country, listed alphabetically by region and category

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