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	InkBoat’s Cockroach magnifies last breath at Theater Artaud By Yafonne Doors knock, hinges creaks, a teacup strikes a saucer repeatedly with mechanical precision. Dressed in a black suit, Shinichi Momo Koga steps slowly down to the stage with his back towards the audience, until he suddenly turns around, his white, painted face aghast. With the expression frozen on his face, he slowly drinks from his teacup and starts to shake. Before long, his whole body is convulsing in pain, the teacup rattling against the saucer. Sinking to his knees, he squats on all fours, looking around, blankly curious. COMPLETE STORY...		APA Women Flex Muscles (Feature) President's Advisory Commission on AAPI (in National News) Community Fears Loss of Chinese Language Programming (in Bay Area News) AsiaWeek Magazine Closes (in Business) The Next Big Thing (in Sports) Death Becomes Him (in A&E) Emil Amok: Mineta Minutes (in Opinion)

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