THE WOMEN'S ISSUE

Burmese Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi image by Han Bui and Stacy Nguyen

COMMUNITY NEWS

• Rock Band Manager talks about being a girl on the road
• Vegetarian food popular in Asia and around the world
• Flexing her muscles: Local Filipina shows strength on and off the stage

EDUCATION

• Diversity makes a difference - Part 4

BRIEFLY

• Racial disparities for access in hospital care
• Hindus praise Seattle Art Museum for promoting Hindu art
• Nominate a company for the 2009 Minority Business of the Year awards
• Riverside Chinatown no more?

WORLD NEWS

• Indonesia wants solution for Myanmar boat people
• China labor activist free after seven years in jail

EDITORIAL

• We've come a long way, baby!

LETTERS

• Thanks for speaking up about Cyrus
• Is it possible to have genuine empathy?

COMMENTARY

• How much progress against racism has WSU really made?

NAMES IN THE NEWS

• A very merry birthday
• Students take state honors
• Awards for architects
• Commendation for a job well done

CAREER

• How to get ahead in the workplace in spite of your "Asianness" - Females (and one male) chime in

TRAVEL

• Japan still behind on gender equality?

SPECIAL WOMEN'S ISSUE

• Walking, talking female robot to hit Japan catwalk

ASTROLOGY

DOG
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CALENDAR

WHAT:

Seattle P-I's "Buzz on over to the Spelling Bee"

WHEN:

Sunday, March 22 at 1 p.m.

WHERE:

Seattle Town Hall
1119 Eighth Ave., Seattle

MORE INFO.:

206-652-4255

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