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Eggs-cellent

April 29, 2005

Growing up in a restaurant, my family and I would eat pretty late. Our dinner came after the last fortune cookies were handed out. Read more

New Asian Cinema at the San Francisco International Film Festival

April 29, 2005

Looking Back

By Joyce Guan

The Fall of Fujimori is an investigation into the volatile events that define the reign of former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori. This intimate, revealing portrait (think Read more

30 Years Later: The New Body Count and Unlearned Lessons

April 29, 2005

An ex-U.S. Marine spit in Jane Fonda’s face last week during the actress’s book tour through the heartland of America last week. Read more

In AsianWeek History

April 29, 2005

April 26, 1985

“Unanimous Board Vote for Walter U. Lum Place”

San Francisco named its first street in honor of a Chinese American after 130 years of history in the city. Read more

Wan Seat Up for Grabs

April 29, 2005

A few dozen Oakland voters spent a sunny Sunday inside the Parkway Theater to listen to the candidates vying for District 2 Council member Danny Wan’s vacated seat. In what was billed as the “penultimate” community forum, Read more

‘Audrey’: Pride and Prejudice

April 29, 2005

PROUD TO BE ‘CHINKY’?: Latest disappointment is that KoreAm-owned glossy Audrey, “The Asian American Women’s Lifestyle Magazine,” ran a not-so-cheeky cover teaser, “Chinky and Proud: It’s APA Heritage Month.” … Read more

Art Briefs

April 29, 2005

India Headlines Oakland Fete

Event: Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival: Celebration of Cultural Traditions of India Read more

Bay Briefs

April 29, 2005

Temple Beats Rowland Hts. Moratorium

LOS ANGELES — The County Regional Planning Commission has approved an eight-acre Buddhist temple in Rowland Heights. Read more

Global Briefs

April 29, 2005

Bad Days for S. Korea’s Type-B Blood Men

SEOUL, Korea — A wave of pop culture is associating personality types with blood types, and men with type-B blood are bearing the brunt of it. Read more

Nation Briefs

April 29, 2005

Texas’ ‘Jap’ Roads May Be Out

AUSTIN, Texas — Rep. Martha Wong (R-District 134) has introduced House Bill 1536, to eliminate all “Jap” roads in Read more

Bud Pours into Asian Markets

April 29, 2005

When you say Budweiser, you say David Kim. In Asian American circles, that usually says it all.

For 15 years, after moving from the New York office to Anheuser-Busch’s corporate headquarters in St. Louis, Read more

‘The Simple Life’

April 29, 2005

The NBA games tonight on ESPN were meaningless since the playoff match-ups were already locked up. After watching the first quarter of the inconsequential game Read more

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