More Work to be Done, Says AAJA: An overview of this year’s convention, highlighting the diverse and tech-saavy Bay Area, the effects of the economic downturn, and the continued need for minority issues coverage. A Seat at the Top: Vice president of CNN International Rena Golden believes that the integrated newsroom model will change the whole business of reporting. Also in National and World News... • Opening the Door for POW Lawsuits • Time is Running Out • Korean Sisters Murdered at Purdue University • Bilingualism and Learning Abilities • Ethnic Diversity Brings New Political Challenge • Washington Journal: A Long Walk Through New Jersey. • Cricket Stars Bash Diversity • Hmong American Undercount Suspectedin Minnesota • Resolution Would Set WWII History Straight • Way Back When • Family Possessions			People’s Victory Celebration: Snapshots from the 24th Eviction Commemoration of the International Hotel in former Manilatown, San Francisco. California Not English Only: California leads the nation in cultural diversity and “Balkanization,” which calls for greater civic and government efforts to accomodate multi-lingual resources.

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	Get Ready for Cyberwars Cyberspace will be the major battlefield of the 21st century, analysts have predicted, and a country’s primary military objective will be to shut down the enemy’s computer system, not blow up its military installations or shoot down its planes. Such a scenario will have serious implications for businesses and economic systems.			Fade to Black with Auteur Wayne Wang. It’s the 20th Anniversary of the making of Chan Is Missing. Director Wang takes a trippy romp down memory lane with fim critic Elvis Mitchell. Tommy Boy’s Lady is Back: Q & A with freestyle and dance music queen. Jocelyn Enriquez. Also in Arts and Entertainment... • The Children of the Chinese Diaspora

	Voices from the Community: It Takes Courage in This Business. If AAJA could put the voice and weight of its members and allies behind a policy recommendation or stance, then when it speaks, people might listen. Teen Love Crosses the Lines Philana valiently tries to deal with her cognitive disonance around dating outside her race. Also in Opinion... • Emil Amok: The Real Asian American Journalist • Lead Editorial • 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.

	Ironman: Triathlete Louie Bonpua aims to compete as fiercely in the Ironman as he combats lymphoma. Pak, Kim Dominate British Open: Play-by-play of the Women’s British Open, with Se Ri Pak and Mi Hyun Kim coming up on top. Also in Sports... • Hit ’n’ Run			Send e-mail to our Editorial Staff Send e-mail to our Web Developer Send e-mail to our Main Advertising Department

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