Racism Still on the Law Books: University of Cincinnati law students work for repeal of Alien Land Laws. Drawing Lines with the Census: Debate continues over use of statistical sampling, with the Bush administration making central decisions. Also in National and World News... • Bill Introduced in Congress to Aid Illegal Immigrants • Oregon Schools Set Record Enrollment • Clothing Workers Reported Beaten, Starved in American Samoa • Civilians at Helm of Deadly Submarine Collision • Proposed Hmong Veteran Memorial Draws Fire • South Korea Works with U.S. on Policy Toward North • Fighting Landmines with Fame in Cambodia • Washington Journal: Heritage Month -- More than Chop Suey and Fan Dances			Hate Crimes Galvanize U.C. Davis Students: After months of anti-Asian violence, hundreds of students stage a teach-in to demand change. Explosion Kills University Student: U.C. Santa Barbara freshman tragic victim of puzzling bomb sent in mail. Also in Bay Area and California News... • After Prop. 209 — Next on Ward Connerly’s Agenda • Blast from the Past: Some Student Activist History • Supes Roundup: The Electric Company. • Political Potstickers: Who Are the Community Stakeholders?

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	Internet Tax Issue Unresolved: Are states losing out on millions in Internet sales tax revenue, and what will Congress decide about it this year? After Estrada -- The Philippines in Transition: Will investor confidence recover with the economy? Also in Business... • The Shattered Ceiling: Q&A with Johnson Chao of Takira			From Hunan to Hollywood: Composer Tan Dun, creator of the music for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, transcends genres with this work. The Buzz: Head Over Heels and Restless. Columnist Fiona Ma gives us a taste of a new movie, and a rising star in the business of new media. Also in Arts and Entertainment... • Social Notes: Stamps, Grub, Culture, Club.

	Emil Amok: The New Corporate Media. Columnist Emil Guillermo on how media giants aren’t stupid; they know where the demographics are going. Voices from the Community: Raj Jayadev of the Pacific News Service on how the recent tragic earthquake has unified Indian Americans. Also in Opinion... • Lead Editorial: United We Stand • Letters to the Editor			A&E Calendar This week's arts, entertainment, and community events around the country, listed alphabetically by region and category. Community Calendar This week's announcements, workshops, and opportunities for community, family and career.

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