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	First Annual Independent Press Convention To Be Held in San Francisco By M.S. Deshmukh | Special to AsianWeek On Jan. 16, members of the independent press from around the country will gather at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco for the kick-off of the First Annual Independent Press Association Convention. Attendees of the conference will range from established long-running independent magazines like The Utne Reader, The Nation and Mother Jones to small start-up magazines like Hyphen, which is preparing for its May 2003 launch. COMPLETE STORY...		In Search of Symmetry (Feature) Thousands Across the Nation Protest INS Special Registration (in National News) First Annual Independent Press Convention To Be Held in San Francisco (in Bay Area News) The Art of Self-Recruiting (in Sports) History in the Making (in A&E) Emil Amok: Shaq's Taunt - Prelude to Hate Crimes? (in Opinion)

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Mabel Teng Inaugurated Plus, Gonzalez elected as Board president By May Chow | AsianWeek Staff Writer Light jazz and laughter reverberated through City Hall and celebrations were in order at the inauguration ceremony of San Francisco’s first-ever Asian Pacific American assessor, Mabel Teng. Hundreds packed the rotunda to catch a glimpse of Teng, a former city supervisor, accepting her position at the helm of the city’s assessor-recorder office. MORE...

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