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A Numbers Game

A Numbers Game

Sian Wu April 20, 2011 Comments Off

In recently released 2010 Census findings, it reports that half of all youth under-18 in King County is non-White. APIs make up the bulk of that

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In-Person Q&A with Internet Phenomenon Jimmy Wong

In-Person Q&A with Internet Phenomenon Jimmy Wong

Gina Kim April 20, 2011 Comments Off

Jimmy Wong is the new popular kid on the block. His creative response to an offensive on-line video drew millions of viewers and has sky-rocketed him as one of the voices of digital Asian

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“I Wear Shirts as Dresses”

“I Wear Shirts as Dresses”

Gina Kim April 20, 2011 2

A Korean American UW student from Federal Way shares how, though she falls short, she stands tall.

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New Program Integrates Mind, Body and Culture

New Program Integrates Mind, Body and Culture

Sian Wu April 20, 2011 Comments Off

A new local program aims to treat the whole person, especially those like 60-something year-old Saisana Khantisok — who smoked for 40 years and still feels the repercussions from fighting in the American War

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Wii-Type Video Games May Help Elders Beat Depression

Wii-Type Video Games May Help Elders Beat Depression

Guest Contributor April 6, 2011 Comments Off

For years, increasingly sophisticated video games came with increasingly daunting controllers. Anyone who grew up with Pong or an NES could be forgiven for fearing today’s byzantine rigs. So perhaps it’s not surprising that

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My Schizoaffective Disorder Almost Killed Me

My Schizoaffective Disorder Almost Killed Me

Paul Kim April 6, 2011 Comments Off

My mother remembers it clearly. I was unconscious at the time, so I cannot recall the details of what happened. I only remember the point of impact as my body collided with the car, a

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Letter from Fukushima: A Vietnamese Japanese Police Officer’s Account

Letter from Fukushima: A Vietnamese Japanese Police Officer’s Account

New America Media April 6, 2011 1

New America Media Editor’s note: This letter, written by a Vietnamese immigrant working in Fukushima as a policeman to a friend in Vietnam, has been circulating on Facebook among the Vietnamese diaspora. It is

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Eastside Story

Eastside Story

Collin Tong April 6, 2011 Comments Off

We’ve observed it for some time, but the recent Census confirms it. APIs are planting roots on the Eastside in astonishing numbers.

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Local Groups Mobilize To Aid Japan’s Survivors

Local Groups Mobilize To Aid Japan’s Survivors

Meghan Walker April 6, 2011 Comments Off

Solemn faces in grainy black and white photographs stare out behind panes of glass, a stark reminder of pain and suffering felt generations ago by the Japanese American community. At the Japanese Cultural and

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Running For Life

Running For Life

Maria Batayola April 6, 2011 Comments Off

Running doesn’t just prolong one’s own life — it can save others.

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