We’re Done Waiting: Asian American women at Wellesley College demand better diversity education. Washington Journal: Pardons and Faith. Columnist Phil Tajitsu Nash on how President Bush is blurring the Church/State line. Census Update: A Question of Identity. Few chose multi-race category on U.S. Census. Also in National & World News... • Judge to Limit Baumhammers Insanity Testimony • Man Arrested in West Virginia Racial Beating • Supreme Court to Rule on Deportation Dilemma • Unprecedented Case of Asylum for Autistic Child • Blast from the Past: The Asian refugee in America. • Japanese American Immigrant Admitted to Bar Posthumously. • New Law Will Eliminate Red Tape on Overseas Adoptions • Fear of a White Nation in Australia • U.S.-Bound Chinese Students Accused of Cheating • The Quest for Yao Ming			The Right to Marry — Denied: Same-sex partners in California rally for family. Hmong American Teen Mothers: Young women deal with two standards of marriage and motherhood. Also in Bay Area & California News... • Political Potstickers: Assembly Seat Race Shapes Up.

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	How Fast Is Fast Enough? Business writer Ron Chepesiuk investigates if broadband technology will deliver on its promises. Sonic Bits of Solid Gold: Silicon Valley inventor hopes to preside over the digital sound revolution. Also in Business... • Old-timers Dominate South Korea’s Internet Economy • Pinching Pennies in Japan • Common Cents: The 401(k)			The Sweetest Taboo: Japanese filmmaker Oshima on same-sex love in the world of the 16th-century samurai. Kimi Finds a Voice: New Rugrats character voiced by blind actress Dionne Quan. Also in Arts & Entertainment... • S.F. International Asian American Film Fest: Top Picks • On the Scene: Peninsula Pastimes.

	Emil Amok: A Yellow Silver Screen. Columnist Emil Guillermo is looking forward to the S.F. Asian American Film Festival. Lead Editorial: Hit Return to Send (Some Love). When was the last time you played solitaire with a real set of cards? Also in Opinion... • Voices from the Community: My American Beginning • 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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