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September 26-October 2, 1997
 PHOTO BY TOM IWATA |
| WEB MASTER: Rick Elizaga, digital architect at Belmont-based Channel A, checks out the sights and sounds of San Francisco Chinatown for inspiration in designing the newly launched Chinatown Web site. Coordinated by the Chinatown Economic Development Group, the site is a high-tech community venture aimed at attracting more tourists and business to the area. |
Editorial: Falling down
Letters: Comment from AsianWeek readers
Voices: Reconsidering 'racist' rhetoric
Emil Amok: Pre-Fab Americans
Yellow Pearls: Fame and fortune
Culture Clash: Hmong religion and U.S. legal system don't mesh
News Briefs: Lawyer bids for South Vietnamese veterans, Memorial to honor WWII Japanese Americans, and more
Newsmaker: Garden Grove City Councilman Ho Chung to run for state assembly
Campaign Finance In Review: Frank Wu looks at the impact of the hearings and prospects for reform
Washington Journal: Reflections on race
Words of Wisdom: San Francisco author May-lee Chai talks about her debut novel, My Lucky Face, and life as an APA writer
Calendar: Events around the country of special interest to Asian Americans
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