Emil Guillermo is already
the most widely read APA
columnist,and his daily
commentary will remark
on timely and fascinating
stories and ideas that
affect the broad APA
community. “It will be a
place readers can
get my take on the
issues that concern
them,” said Guillermo,
who’s column, “Amok”
has appeared in AsianWeek
over the last 14 years.
“And it will be a place
where they can share their
ideas with others. Consider
it the water cooler for
APAs across the
country. ”Get Emil,
Go amok, daily!…….

Eric Byler
(Charlotte Sometimes)
and Annabel Park
(9500 Liberty)
invite you on their
tumultuous journey from
renownedartists to
active players in American
politics.Video essays
and written text
chronicle the 2008
Presidential race, Asian
Pacific American
empowerment , international
relations between the U.S.
and Asia, and how YOU
can have an impact on
all of the above
(without giving up your life)….

Lisa Lee, AsianWeek
columnist, gives a provocative
look into the arts and
entertainment industry.
The Yin-yang Blog brings
you up to date with Asian
American celebrity news,
gossip and more. Ready
or not, the Yin-yang Blog
is guaranteed to take
you for a ride!…..

» Beyond Borders

Beyond Borders is a
new group of four
AsianWeek columnists
who will each week
explore a different
issue that is not
traditionally associated
with or written about in
relation to the Asian
Pacific American
community: black-
Asian relationships,
the Asian Pacific
American lesbian/
bisexual/gay/ transgender
community and
their families, religion
and youth.

» AsianGeek

At AsianGeek, Josh Laddin,
Andrew Lee, and a
variety of other
contributors scour the
past and the present
to provide readers with
an APA perspective on
the gaming industry.
From the Intellivsion
to the Xbox 360,
AsianGeek will cover it
all, bringing you the
latest news, reviews,
and interviews
while taking a look
back to see how we
got where we are today.