At the time that Patty Murray spoke at her election party on the evening of Nov. 2, she had a lead of 51 percent to Dino Rossi’s 49 percent in unofficial returns.
Archive | Vol 29 No 45 | 11/6-11/12
Patty vs. Dino: Young Asian Americans and their different views
Posted on 04 November 2010.
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These days, APIs create a big fashion footprint
Posted on 04 November 2010.
During Lars Lee’s sophomore year at the University of Washington, the Chinese American student met classmate and future fashion business partner David Fung.
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Set up shop in the ID, get months of free rent
Posted on 04 November 2010.
With the recent economic downturn, many businesses are closing down and property owners are hard pressed to find new tenants to occupy their storefronts.
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Hutchinson Center and Chinese CDC to collaborate on research and training
Posted on 04 November 2010.
The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (China CDC) and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center formalized an ongoing relationship by signing
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International Special Review District Board announces candidates for annual election
Posted on 04 November 2010.
The 2010 International Special Review District Board election will be held on Nov. 16, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Bush Asia Hotel, 409 Maynard Avenue South, in the basement
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China-bashing is bipartisan in U.S. races
Posted on 04 November 2010.
WASHINGTON (AP) — In these angry political times, Democrats and Republicans agree on next to nothing. China is one exception. Democrats and Republicans alike are accusing each
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Indian American SC gov-elect Haley is pioneer
Posted on 04 November 2010.
(AP) — Months of Nikki Haley’s campaigning are giving away to a sprint during the next two months as she becomes South Carolina’s female governor.
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Philippine actor mistaken for gunman killed
Posted on 04 November 2010.
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A Philippine village watchman mistook an actor for a real masked gunman, jumped onto his moving motorcycle
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The end of the Shanghai World Expo draws 72 million visitors
Posted on 04 November 2010.
SHANGHAI (AP) — China wrapped up its record-breaking World Expo on Sunday, Oct. 31, with a lavish display of national pride, as organizers of the mammoth event
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War-split North and South Korean families reunite after years apart
Posted on 04 November 2010.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Hundreds of Korean family members separated for more than half a century by the Korean War embraced each other in tearful reunions
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Theresa Pan Hosley commits to reconciling Chinese American history
Posted on 04 November 2010.
Whether serving the Pike Place Market Foundation in caring for the Pike Place neighborhood in Seattle or on the board of Bates Technical College
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Ruthann Kurose carries on the family tradition of activism
Posted on 04 November 2010.
Born during a period of emerging diversity in education and politics, advocating social change is inherent to Ruthann Kurose.
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Editorial: APIA parents, unite to stop bullying
Posted on 04 November 2010.
On Sept. 19, two Rutgers students, Dharun Ravi, 18, and Molly Wei, 18, used a webcam to spy on Ravi’s roommate, Tyler Clementi, 18, who was involved in a
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Oct. 6: Seattle Central Community College helps students realize their dreams through scholarships
Posted on 04 November 2010.
This year, Seattle Central Community College Foundation awarded $340,000 worth of scholarships to 118 students at its Dare to Dream Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony
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Oct. 16: ACRS celebrates with annual benefit gala, “A Culinary Journey”
Posted on 04 November 2010.
The Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) held its annual benefit gala at the Bellevue Westin. The event, “A Culinary Journey,” featured five chefs, Ngoan Nguyen
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Oct. 30: Nikkei Concerns celebrates 35th anniversary
Posted on 04 November 2010.
Nikkei Concerns, a organization that provides health related services to elderly Asian Pacific Americans in the Northwest, held its 35th anniversary dinner at the Westin Hotel in Seattle.
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