Central Park is one of the most beautiful, peaceful places inside one of the most hectic, fast-paced environments in the … Continue reading “Horse-Drawn Carriage cruelty volunteer Jenny Chou”
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Summer Bishil sat down with me at the Regency Hotel on Park Ave looking calm, pretty and prepared. She is … Continue reading “Summer Bishil in Towelhead”
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“I was the happiest on the day that I decided to quit my job,” says Hannah Kim, the cofounder of … Continue reading “Creative Careers – Ditching Corporate America”
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Dancing with The Stars two time champion Cheryl Burke is bringing dancing back. The sexy way. Her Paso Doble and … Continue reading “Cheryl Burke – A Dancing Star”
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Xu Xi is one of Hong Kong’s leading English language writers. She is the author of six books of fiction … Continue reading “Hong Kong’s leading English language writer”
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Not only are some schools introducing the Chinese language to their students but they are also introducing Chinese cultural classes … Continue reading “Chinese Culture Class introduces Chinese to American Children”
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The NAASCon Conference at Emory University is coming up October 17-19th. Register! Since 2001, NAASCon has been an active Asian … Continue reading “Register for NAASCON”
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The Beijing Olympics have been over for a month now but China continues to have a tight grip on the … Continue reading “Students for a Free Tibet”
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In his two most recent films director Wayne Wang returns to the themes that have distinguished his career and helped … Continue reading “Wang Wang’s A Thousand Years of Good Prayers”
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In today's volatile market and economic environment, it's important to reach out to people you know that might need help. … Continue reading “Hard times are extra hard on Asian Americans”