November 24 - 30, 2000

	Emil Amok: Be Thankful for the Florida Supremes They like Chad Our election hangover continues. Florida’s Supreme Court has spoken. And so now the state can keep counting chad till Monday, through the holiday weekend. The decision keeps the indecision alive. And topic A intact. Can any of us see a holiday movie, watch a high school football game, or even have our Thanksgiving meal without thinking about politics? Holiday movie? The election is the Grinch that stole Thanksgiving. COMPLETE STORY...		Philadelphia Chinatown Wins Stadium Fight (in National News) Comfort Women Demand Justice (in Bay Area News) India's Global Talent (in Business) Korean Women Expose War Atrocities Through Art (in A&E)

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Voices from the Community: Yes Nerissa, We Do Celebrate Thanksgiving Last Thanksgiving Day, my youngest daughter Nerissa asked me, “Dad, are we supposed to eat turkey or not? Do we celebrate Thanksgiving?” She began to wonder after one of her friends’ mom asked if we ate turkey to celebrate Thanksgiving. She looked surprised when Nerissa said, “Yes, we ate turkey with Chinese stuffing and Thai dessert.” COMPLETE STORY...

Letters to the Editor: Graffiti as Art or Vandalism?; Japanese Program at Clarendon Alive and Well; Saving the Philadelphia Chinatown Community; How Unpresidential!; Corrections

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