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	Korean American Senior Survey Finds New Needs Senior support program manager June Jihyun Chung was one of the main coordinators of the survey. Left: Executive Director of KCCEB John Kim. Photo by Ji hyun Lim. By Ethen Lieser The Korean Community Center of the East Bay (KCCEB) figured the best way to help Korean American seniors was to first understand what they needed. And the best way to get that information is through a survey — which turned out to be one of the most comprehensive senior surveys ever done in the Bay Area. COMPLETE STORY...		APIAs Respond to the War on Terrorism (in National News) Korean American Senior Survey Finds New Needs (in Bay Area News) Normalizing Trade Relations With Vietnam (in Business) Apocalypse Right Now (in A&E) Afghan Opposition Made of Bitter Rivals (in Opinion)

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A Seat at the Table By Benjamin King Alajandra Mojica sees students cutting school. Others, she says, sit in class and listen to lectures, while wondering, “What does this have to do with my life?” To engage youth, teachers need to focus on making subjects relate to students’ lives, she believes. That’s the message she is touting in her run for a seat on the San Francisco School Board. Mojica, though, is just a high school senior.

Cupertino Candidates Discuss Changing Demographics: Cupertino forum brings together APIA community and candidates in November elections. Supes Roundup: Falun Gong Practitioners Overflow Board Meeting. After the bomb scare, hundreds waited in the legislative chambers for a resolution to be passed that would urge the Chinese government to stop persecution of the religious group.

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