Archive | 2008

Asian Americans oppose gay marriage ban

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A new poll shows that Asian American voters in California are solidly against a ballot initiative that would outlaw same-sex marriage in the state.

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Posted in National News, News, Vol 27 No 44 | 10/25-310 Comments

Editorial: Gregoire deserves another four years

Northwest Asian Weekly is endorsing Chris Gregoire for governor because of her proven record in securing the economy, her outreach to the API community, and her commitment to education.

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Posted in Editorials, Opinion, Vol 27 No 44 | 10/25-310 Comments

Commentary: I-1000 allows patients a death with dignity

On Nov. 4, you have the opportunity to vote yes on I-1000, in order to give dying patients the right to decide for themselves how and when they may end their suffering.

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Posted in Commentaries, Opinion, Vol 27 No 44 | 10/25-310 Comments

Commentary: I oppose Barack Obama

As an Asian American growing up in the 1960s in the middle of the white American West (Nevada), I was subjected to racial insults and the immediate threat of bodily harm. I was a scrawny 14-year-old picked on by brawnier upperclassmen or a gang of young white men.

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Posted in Commentaries, Opinion, Vol 27 No 44 | 10/25-310 Comments

Letter: More APIs for Obama

Seattle Times columnist Jerry Large cited revealing statistics from a recent study that breaks down the complex political demographic within the Asian and Pacific Islander community.

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Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion, Vol 27 No 44 | 10/25-310 Comments

Letter: Little Saigon needs to grow

The Vietnamese community, of course, agonizes over what Little Saigon will mean to their children. It is a business enterprise zone where the fashions and people of Vietnam open their doors to commerce. At present, it is a wing and a satellite of the International District/Chinatown lacking a sense of place.

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Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion, Vol 27 No 44 | 10/25-310 Comments

Fame speaks

Fame speaks

Do celebrity endorsements really make a difference?

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Posted in National News, News, Vol 27 No 43 | 10/18-240 Comments

First female GM coming to Seattle?

First female GM coming to Seattle?

SEATTLE (AP) — The Mariners are the first Major League Baseball team to lose 100 games with a $100 million payroll may lose more this winter. On top of all else the AL’s worst team must do, it should install a revolving door for a possible exodus of veterans.

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Posted in Community News, National News, News, Sports, Vol 27 No 43 | 10/18-240 Comments

Getting the vote

Getting the vote

The Obama camp’s local methods “There are people that will not vote for a person of color,” former Washington state Gov. Gary Locke told a gathering of voters at an event sponsored by the Washington State Asian American Pacific Islanders for Obama on Saturday night, Oct. 4th. He told the young voters in attendance at the Typhoon! restaurant in downtown Seattle that regardless of the polls, “not to take the election for granted.”

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Posted in National News, News, Vol 27 No 43 | 10/18-240 Comments

Indian American with $700 billion in hand

Indian American with $700 billion in hand

Neel Kashkari was designated Oct. 6 to head the Office of Financial Stability, which will oversee the $700 billion bailout package.

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Posted in Community News, News, Profiles, Vol 27 No 43 | 10/18-240 Comments

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