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	APAs Capture Images of War Photo exhibit expresses anti-military sentiment By Titania Leung Inglis Special to AsianWeek Wide-eyed Iraqi children guzzling Pepsi. Afghan men playing a traditional game on horseback. A Palestinian boy gazing at the rubble of a bombed-out building. These and other human faces of the current war are among the poignant images of “In The Face of War: Asian Photographers View Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestine, Philippines & USA,” which runs through Nov. 30 at the Asian Resource Gallery in Oakland... COMPLETE STORY...		APA Surfers: At Play in the Fields of the Lord (Feature) International Students Face Trouble With Visas in Post-Sept. 11 America (in National News) Creating Their Own Space (in Bay Area News) Fashion and Compassion (in Business) The Forgotten Giant (in Sports) APAs Capture Images of War (in A&E) Emil Amok: Let Us Occupy You! (in Opinion)

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