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	Chang-Lin Tien, UC Berkeley Chancellor and Scientist Dies By Sam Chu Lin Special to AsianWeek Professor Chang-Lin Tien, former Chancellor of UC Berkeley, died on Tuesday, Oct. 29. He was 67. The death of the renowned educator, administrator, scientist and unofficial diplomat has sent shock waves around the world. “We have really lost a big star in the Asian Pacific American community,” said Los Angeles attorney Angela Oh. “He was so young, and he had so much more to offer. It’s hard to believe he’s gone.” COMPLETE STORY...		Number Crunching: APAs and the 2000 Census (Feature) Community Mourns Sudden Death of APA Actress (in National News) Chang-Lin Tien, UC Berkeley Chancellor and Scientist Dies (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: Inside the Twilight Zone (in Business) Tuaolo Emerges from the NFL Closet (in Sports) Xinran: The Voice of the Good Women of China (in A&E) Emil Amok: Bleeding Orange and Black (in Opinion)

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Legal Newspaper Donates Big to Yes on K By Adriel Hampton The San Francisco Examiner The Recorder, a Northern California legal newspaper, appears ready to pounce on the public notices contract up for grabs if Proposition K passes in on the San Francisco ballot. The Recorder — owned by the New York-based American Lawyer Media, Inc. — on Oct. 10 donated $10,000 to the Yes on K campaign, records show. On the same day, Supervisor Jake McGoldrick, the measure’s author, donated $5,957.95 to the campaign...

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