Get a Colorectal Exam! March Marks Colorectal Cancer Month. Reaching for a High School Diploma: Students juggle babies, jobs, ESL and classes at the Manhattan Comprehensive Night and Day High School. Also in National & World News... • Fast Times at Safeway • Blast from the Past: Hawaii and API History • Judge Rebukes Prosecutors in Abandoned Baby Case • Washington Journal: The Meaning of Matsunaga High School • Hmong Americans Merge Religions • Two Asian American Women Firsts • Teacher Shortage Solution Found — in India • Japan’s Wartime Slavery Taken to Court • Offensive Japanese Textbook to Be Revised • North Korean to Speak to U.S. Senate			Mourning the Death of Ken Haramoto: Friends remember the life and spirit of a recent Japantown shooting victim. Honda on a Roll: Freshman Congressman Mike Honda juggles bi-coastal life; visits the Bay Area to meet his constituents. Also in Bay Area & California News... • Supes Roundup:On the Table • Sang Cho Wins Lotto Jackpot • Political Potstickers:A Sea of Lefties and a Fake Snake. • The Jam-Cam: Backstage/Frontstage.

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	Indonesia Faces Crisis: The economics and foreign investment impact of turmoil in the fourth most populous nation. The Shattered Ceiling: Q&A with Darren Kim, inventor of the Flylight. Also in Business... • Common Cents: Three Ways to Diversify Your Stock Portfolio.			Atlas(t): Emerging artists of the Kearny Street Workshop and Galeria de la Raza know a thing or two about global/social navigation. Hot’n’Sour Dish: Columnist Kimberly Chung asks: What is Ee, another Asian Gangster Band? Also in Arts & Entertainment... • Far East: A Challenging Debut • Neela’s LitPicks • The Buzz:From Inspiration to Job to Success

	Emil Amok: Notes from the Suburbs. According to columnist Emil Guillermo, places like Santee, California are the most dangerous places in America. Lead Editorial: We Are Watching — The Asian American Film Festival. Also in Opinion... • Floss Talk:The Hot (Asian) Ticket • Voices from the Community: The Aftermath of the Ehime Maru • 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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