101. Official 'NChink Homepage A messageboard for an asianamerican comedy parody group. http://www.geocities.com/sychotik26/

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102. TIMELINE Of Asian American History Between 1910 And 1919 1911 PHILIP AHN Birthdate of Philip Ahn, the first Asian American actor to be statue is a storied landmark with a hidden Los Angelesbased history of Chinese http://us_asians.tripod.com/timeline-1910.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Quick Site Guide Home Page What's New? Important Issues Music Film Featured Artists Artists Awards Timeline Resources Articles Need for Support Film Selection Our Presentations Affiliate Sponsors Advertise Here Contact Us Search for This Site The Web Get a free search engine for your site HOME TIMELINE HOME PAGE HISTORY OVERVIEW HISTORY DETAILS HOME TIMELINE HOME PAGE HISTORY OVERVIEW HISTORY DETAILS Click Here to receive email when this page changes o Powered by NetMind o var test=0; document.write("<");document.write("! "); document.write(" ");document.write(">"); ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORICAL TIMELINE DETAILS (1910 to 1919) Our victories, obstacles and leaders Click on the UNDERLINED YEARS for specific information on listed events! FIRST KOREAN "PICTURE BRIDE" On November 28. Sara Choe , married to Yi Nae-su, arrived in Hawaii. She was the first of 951 picture brides to come from Korea. ASIAN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION RESTRICTIONS Administrative measures used to restrict influx of Asian Indians into California. The United States Supreme Court extends the 1907 Naturalization Act to other Asia nationalities, making them ineligible for citizenship. Hawaiian-born Arthur Ozawa is admitted to the bar in Michigan and Hawaii, therefore, becoming the first Japanese American lawyer.

103. _________ : ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies Program : University Of Vermont AfricanAmerican Latino asian-american Native American http://www.uvm.edu/~alana/

Skip University-Wide Navigational Links Skip Local Navigational Links UVM Home ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies Program ... Skip Main Content Area ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies Program University of Vermont A504 Old Mill Annex 94 Univ Place Burlington, VT 05405-0114 ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies is an interdisciplinary program focused on the study of cultures, values, historical and contemporary issues relating to African Americans, Latinos/as, Asian Americans and Native Americans. Students who desire a liberal arts education of breadth as well as depth will find that, because of its flexibility, the program adapts well to their needs. Students are exposed to a rich and varied curriculum taught by core and affiliated faculty utilizing methodologies and perspectives of various disciplines. The minor offers career preparation in areas such as public service, education and domestic social service. ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies courses also provide an excellent undergraduate background for advanced study in Law, American Studies and Social Sciences. All courses meet the Arts and Sciences Race and Ethnicity Requirement. Last modified August 21 2003 03:30 PM PRINT-FRIENDLY VERSION Skip News and Related Links Quick links Research and Internship Opportunities Minor in ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies

104. TIMELINE Of Asian American History Between 1950 And 1959 In 1952. he became the first Asian American and the only Asian Indian to have ever been elected to Congress from a mainland state. http://us_asians.tripod.com/timeline-1950.html

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105. UALRC - Our Mission Serves Asian and asianamerican undergraduates, providing a variety of services designed to ease their transition to University life and to help them achieve their degree objectives. http://www.umass.edu/ualrc/

About Us UALRC Mission Statement 2003 Updates Staff Achievement Program Peer Buddy Program Tutorial Services Tutor Application - pdf file Yuri Kochiyama Cultural Center Founded in 1990 by Dr. Lucy Nguyen, the United Asia Learning Resource Center (UALRC) serves the needs of Asian and Asian American students, the largest minority group on campus. The Center supports student academic achievement by providing culturally sensitive services that promote cultural and ethnic diverstiy. To best serve Asian and Asian American students, the UALRC provides a variety of services designed to ease their transition to university life and help them achieve their academic and degree objectives. These services include personal, career and finanacial aid counseling, student advocacy, peer mentoring and leadership training, and tutoring. The UALRC also acts as an intermediary between students, the administration and the faculty. Congratulations Graduates!!!

106. Scholar Of Asian American History To Speak February 28 On The Incarceration Of J February 22, 2002 Scholar of Asian American history to Speak February 28 on the Incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. Roger Daniels. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/offices/comm/csj/022202/wwII.shtml

Search CSJ Justice Breaks MHC Scoring Record Afghanistan and Beyond: Forum to Be Held March 7 and 8 to Explore Women's Activism before and after September 11 International Dramaturgy Symposium Takes Center Stage ... Quidnunc February 22, 2002 Scholar of Asian American History to Speak February 28 on the Incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II Roger Daniels Chronicle of Higher Education . "But reflection on our past suggests we ought not to be so sanguine." Daniels is one of the preeminent historians in the field of Asian American history, as well as the history of United States immigration and the Gilded Age. He has written extensively on issues of United States immigration and race/ethnicity. His many publications include Debating American Immigration (Ivan R. Dee, 1997);

107. Asian American Cultural Center's Homepage Identifies and addresses asianamerican concerns. http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~aacc/

108. Powell's Books - Student Almanac Of Asian American History By Student Almanac of Asian American history. Age Level 0912. Available at Quimby Warehouse. Free Shipping! This title ships for free on qualified orders! http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?show=Hardcover:Sale:0313326029:64.00

109. Artsopolis - Events Asian American history Artifact as Art Dr. Martin Luther King Library January 4May 30, 2004. The exhibit is a collection of artifacts http://www.artsopolis.com/index.php?app=eventDetail&id=3148

110. Welcome To AASC Online Club for asianamerican students at Hunter featuring club rules and regulations, constitution, links and events. http://studentweb.hunter.cuny.edu/clubs/AASC/

111. Orientals: Asian Americans In Popular Culture (Asian American History And Cultur Orientals Asian Americans in Popular Culture (Asian American history and Culture Series). Orientals Asian Americans in Popular http://www.historyamericas.com/Orientals_Asian_Americans_in_Popular_Culture_Asia

Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture (Asian American History and Culture Series) Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture (Asian American History and Culture Series) by Authors: Robert G. Lee Released: February, 2000 ISBN: 1566397537 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: Book > Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture (Asian American History and Culture Series) > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture (Asian American History and Culture Series) > Customer Review #1: Popular Culture and the History of Racism Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture (Asian American History and Culture Series) > Customer Review #2: Identity and Association This text is an interesting overview to the constant redefinition that society has in creating and labeling the term "Asian". I do not believe that the author chose to title the book "Orientals" as a derogatory term, rather as a word that has been misconstrued within western ideology. The title itself brings attention to the constant shift and misrepresentation of Asians within Westernized culture. Being Asian American alone is no longer enough it seems within society. Most individuals currently label themselves as Filipino-American, Vietnamese-American, Korean-American, Indian-American, etc. The whole notion of how a large group such as Asians identify themselves nowadays is too large, and complicated of a subject to discuss in a literary commentary such as this one. I do admit that word "Orient" is a term that has been used to label goods and products; it is a term that misrepresented whole nations of people. But one has to remember too that its origins derive from a period and society that considered people of color, and foreign locals as "goods" rather than people or individuals.

112. Welcome To Berkland Baptist Church - Boston Features ministry to asianamerican college students, graduate students, and young adults in the greater Boston area. Details of ministerial programs are shown. http://www.berkland.org/boston

Berkland Baptist Church - Boston Home About Us Ministries Resources ... Map I wait for the LORD, my soul waits, and in his word I put my hope. Psalm 130:5 In him was life, and that life was the light of men. John 1:4 BBC-Boston ministers to Asian-American college students, graduate students and young adults in the Boston area. Our Bible Studies and Worship Services present relevant message about life from God's perspective in a warm family-like atmosphere. We also have an international student ministry and a Korean congregation. News Summer IM has begun (for more information, contact Darren Bouwmeester Worship service will be temporarily relocated next door to Saint John's Chapel. Weekly prayer meeting will begin. Pastor Paul will be awarded the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary during the 2004 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting at Indianapoils. Meetings Sunday: English Congregation Worship Service - 1:00 PM Washburn Refectory Korean Congregation Worship Service- 10:30 AM Burnham Joyland Children's Ministry - 10:30 AM Washburn Refectory Freshman Sunday School - 12:00 PM Washburn Refectory Saturday: Weekly Prayer Meeting - 9:00 AM Youth Department Bible Study - 7:30 PM (For location, contact

113. History 346: Introduction To Asian American History history 346 Introduction to Asian American history. Spring 2004 Professor J. Wu. Extra Credit Attend Distinguished Lecture in Asian American history. http://people.cohums.ohio-state.edu/wu287/AAHistory2004/History346syllabus.2004.

History 346: Introduction to Asian American History Spring 2004 Professor J. Wu Tuesdays and Thursdays Office: 261 Dulles Arps Hall 387 Phone: Office Hours: T, Th Email: wu.287@osu.edu Course Description and Objective: This course introduces the field of Asian American history, which focuses on the experiences of people of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, South Asian, Pilipino, and Southeast Asian ancestry in the United States Lectures, readings, films, and discussions will examine the continuities as well as changes in Asian American experience through three chronological periods: the first wave of immigration (mid-19th to 1934), the years of exclusion and international conflict (the middle decades of the 20th century), and the second wave of immigration (post-1965). The course will explore two overarching themes: how the experiences of Asian Americans complicate the existing understanding of American race, class, gender, and international relations; and 2) the similarities as well as differences between various Asian American groups, i.e. the historical validity of a pan-Asian American identity. Course materials represent a variety of disciplines (Anthropology, Sociology, Education, Literature as well as History) and sources (oral history, newspaper articles, film) that contribute to the field of Asian American History.

114. New Church Of Atlanta, Georgia Protestant congregation fellowship of asianamerican Christians, mostly Korean-American and Chinese-American. http://www.ncatlanta.com

Home Contact Site Map 10AM Crossroads Service Childrens Ministry available. 02PM Intown Service 09-04-2004 - The Labor Day Retreat Application is now available online 2845 Amwiler Rd. Atlanta GA 30360 webmaster@ncatlanta.org © 2003 New Church of Atlanta

115. History 346: Introduction To Asian American History history 346Introduction to Asian American history. Winter 2002Professor J. Wu. Tuesdays and Thursdays 130318Office261 Dulles. http://people.cohums.ohio-state.edu/wu287/AAhistory2002.htm

History 346: Introduction to Asian American History Winter 2002 Professor J. Wu Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:30-3:18 Office: 261 Dulles Smith 3082/Ohio Union 436 Phone: Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays 3:30-4:30 Email: wu.287@osu.edu Course Description and Objective: This course introduces the field of Asian American history, which focuses on the experiences of people of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, South Asian, Pilipino, and Southeast Asian ancestry in the United States. Lectures, readings, films, and discussions will examine the continuities as well as changes in Asian American experience through three chronological periods: the first wave of immigration (mid-19th to 1934), the years of exclusion and international conflict (the middle decades of the 20th century), and the second wave of immigration (post-1965). The course will explore two overarching themes: how the experiences of Asian Americans complicate the existing understanding of American race, class, gender, and international relations; and 2) the similarities as well as differences between various Asian American groups, i.e. the historical validity of a pan-Asian American identity.

116. Hmong Means Free: Life Laos And America (Asian American History And Culture) Hmong Means Free Life Laos and America (Asian American history and Culture). Hmong Means Free Life Laos and America (Asian American http://www.historyofmilitary.com/Hmong_Means_Free_Life_Laos_and_America_Asian_Am

Hmong Means Free: Life Laos and America (Asian American History and Culture) Hmong Means Free: Life Laos and America (Asian American History and Culture) by Authors: Sucheng Chan Released: May, 1994 ISBN: 1566391636 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Hmong Means Free: Life Laos and America (Asian American History and Culture) > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Hmong Means Free: Life Laos and America (Asian American History and Culture) > Customer Review #1: Hmong History The stories in this book were true story for the Hmong. If you didnt know who are Hmong and where they came from. You better read this book. It is every a good book. After you read this book, you also get information from Hmong culture. The book talked about Hmong history from China, joined with CIA when the Vietnam War, how hard their lives and also how hard they had moved from country to country. The book also included story by each person. After I read the stories in this book, I felt very interesting and enjoying with. Hmong Means Free, because Hmong was a group that didnt like to live by law control. For me, I understand that Hmong had joined the law when general Vang Pao become a Hmong leader. He was the first one that forced the Hmong to join with the law and had education with other foreign people.

117. Asian Human Services Social service agency for the asianamerican community. Describes services including health care and education, legal advocacy, youth programs, education and employment. http://www.asianhumanservices.org/

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118. Project Anti-Disguise A collaborative effort of national asianamerican advocacy groups and student organizations to demand the immediate recall of the Kung Fool costume manufactured and distributed by Disguise, Inc. http://petition.yellowworld.org/

June 05, 2004 11:41 AM Asian American Activism Thwarts Racist "Kung Fool" Costume On Thursday, October 10, 2002, Yellowworld.org launched Project Anti-Disguise , a grass-roots campaign to raise awareness about the racist, anti-Asian costume "Kung Fool." A petition was immediately circulated to offer a mechanism by which the frustration, anger and firm resolution of the Asian community could constructively be channeled. With the generous support of the Organization of Chinese Ameicans, San Diego, Project Anti-Disguise launched a blitzkrieg-style media assault, voicing its message in television, radio, print and online coverage. Eight days and over 8,300 signatures later, Disguise the largest costume manufacturer in the world has gotten the message. "Disguise, Inc. will take steps to ensure these costumes will not be sold and sent an additional letter to retailers today requesting that they remove all 'Kung Fool' costumes from their shelves by October 18, 2002," affirmed Disguise EVP Stephen C. Stanley

119. History 24: Themes In Asian American History history 24 Themes in Asian American history. Instructor Emily Moberg. I Early Asian Immigration. T 6/22 course introduction why study Asian American history? http://summer.ucsc.edu/syllabus/his024.html

History 24: Themes in Asian American History Instructor: Emily Moberg Robinson Summer Session 1, TWTh emoberg@ucsc.edu Course Description This course explores several themes in Asian American history: early immigration and exclusion; World War II as a watershed; political struggle, activism and interethnic solidarity; and multiple identities. Students should come away from this course with a better understanding of how socioeconomic and political developments in the United States and Asia have shaped the lives of Asian Americans; and in turn, how Asian Americans have influenced U.S. history and society. Students also should be prepared to analyze and think critically about all of these themes, as well as evaluate the arguments presented by the instructor and in the readings. Course Requirements Students are expected to attend all lectures and participate in discussion sections. Discussions will be held during the second half of class, one day per week; in addition to formal discussions, we will have informal conversations about the assigned readings during lecture. Everyone must come prepared to discuss the reading. There will be a final exam, as well as two 2-4 page essays; students may sign up to a make a 15-minute presentation in lieu of one of the essays. Attendance is mandatory; missing more than 2 classes is grounds for a no-pass. Late essays will not be accepted. Evaluation Criteria 20%: attendance and participation analytic essays (20% each) 40%: final exam Required Texts

120. AsianWeek.com: Feature: Interview with asianamerican actress Nancy Kwan about the musical. http://www.asianweek.com/2002_03_08/feature_flowerdrum.html

Click for our latest cover Buy our Year of the Horse poster! Home March 8 - March 14, 2002 Take a Walk Down the Red Carpet Opening Night Film: Better Luck Tomorrow Retrospective Films: 20 Years Forward, 20 Years Back Returning to the Big-Screen ... Take a Walk Down the Red Carpet (Feature) Click 2 Asia and aMagazine Shutting Down (in National News) Bringing APA Representation Back (in Bay Area News) I Wish I Was a Little Bit Taller, I Wish I Was a Baller... (in Sports) Shadows From the Past Emil Amok: What's Your Excuse? (in Opinion) Returning to the Big-Screen By Kimberly Chun Special to AsianWeek so Flower Drum Song cheongsam Flower Drum Song could have used a little editing. But the movie also seems to sprawl inadvertently because of its very subject matter. The range of APA experience seems to surge out beyond the limits of the one-hour-long movie format. The World of Suzy Wong Flower Drum Song was her second film. Since Flower Drum Song, Kwan, who says she was born around 1939, has assumed a host of roles, in films such as Drop Dead Darling and Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story

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