Archive | Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/23

Thousands rally for immigration reform

Thousands rally for immigration reform

The Stand Up in Seattle for Immigration Reform rally was hosted by the Washington Immigration Reform Coalition (WIRC) for America on April 10. Attendees with smart phones texted JUSTICE to 69866 so they could receive action alerts on immigration reform via text messages. In turn, the community will help generate thousands of calls to President Obama and members of Congress in support of immigration reform.

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Posted in Community News, Features, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/232 Comments

Man comes in for photo, leaves a tea master

Man comes in for photo, leaves a tea master

Some things in life come to mean much more than they seem at first glance. Things like a sentimental blanket from childhood or the wedding band on a ring finger. For 19-year-old Jeffrey McIntosh, it’s tea.

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Posted in Profiles, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/230 Comments

Chan and Dy: tennis hotshots with differing approaches

Chan and Dy: tennis hotshots with differing approaches

“You have to bring your pro-game out, because it’s time,” said UW Assistant Coach Damon Coupe to Junior Venise Chan, currently listed as No. 17 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s recent rankings.

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Posted in Sports, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/230 Comments

Texas  White House, cowboys, and big grocery stores

Texas White House, cowboys, and big grocery stores

Texas was not on my list of places to visit. But I can’t say no to my loved ones. How could I resist sharing in the joyous moments with my brother, the proud father who would walk down the aisle with his daughter, passing his torch to the next generation!

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Posted in Travel, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/233 Comments

New data show major health disparities among Asian groups

Culturally appropriate care contributes to the dramatic disparity in death and disease rates among Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, according to American Journal of Public Health data released in March.

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Posted in Briefs, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/231 Comment

Seafood City in Southcenter opens in summer

Filipino specialty grocery store Seafood City is currently being constructed at shopping complex Westfield Southcenter. It will be open for business this summer. The Westfield location will be the chain’s first store in the Pacific Northwest. Seafood City has stores in California and Nevada.

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Posted in Briefs, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/233 Comments

Republicans step up opposition to liberal nominee

Republicans step up opposition to liberal nominee

WASHINGTON — Republicans intensified opposition to the nominee for a San Francisco-based appeals court, setting up a test of whether President Barack Obama can win confirmation for an unabashed liberal.

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Posted in National News, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/230 Comments

Marines honor 88-year-old veteran, Bataan survivor

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The commandant of the Marine Corps is sending a special letter of appreciation to an 88-year-old South Carolinian who survived the Bataan death march.

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Posted in National News, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/230 Comments

Innovative census ads seek to boost minority participation

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Radio commercials blare ranchera tunes, beseeching Mexican Americans to fill out their census forms. Print ads with a portrait of a Thai family with a carved elephant in the background implore Thais to do the same. So does a Congolese basketball hero in another.

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Posted in National News, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/230 Comments

Asian American group warns Democratic committee

HONOLULU (AP) — An Asian American political group last Thursday warned the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee not to take sides in the special election for Hawaii’s vacant 1st Congressional District seat.

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Posted in National News, Vol 29 No 16 | 4/17-4/230 Comments

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