Columns – Page 12

Wayne’s Worlds: A case of curious stares

April 7, 2022 By Admin

Has anyone ever written a humor column about having seizures during Covid? Looks like I’m about to try.

BLOG: Turning a disadvantage into an advantage—Flexible work schedule, a covid innovation

April 7, 2022 By Admin

The verdict is in. My employees have just voted “no” on returning to in-office work. And my verdict is…

Pham’s ‘7 Forms of Respect’ made possible by community support

March 31, 2022 By Admin

In her community-building work, Julie Pham has seen her share of friction between people.

BLOG: Celebrate that you are alive!

March 31, 2022 By Admin

Did you know that March 2022 was a milestone for us Washingtonians? If you are reading this, you might recall that you have escaped the most horrific pandemic that killed 12,497 Washingtonians, more than 790,00 people in the U.S., and over 6 million people globally.

Book recommendations: Banning books won’t stop us from reading them

March 17, 2022 By Admin

Things are starting to look up for Mia Tang and her parents. Two years after arriving in the United States, they’ve gone from living in their car to running and living at the Calivista Motel in Anaheim, California.

BLOG: It takes a village to raise a winner—A journey in overcoming adversity

March 17, 2022 By Admin

It’s no surprise that Vanessa Lee of Bellevue won Miss Chinese Chamber of Commerce U.S.A. in San Francisco. What is surprising is, Lee won three titles, a record-breaking feat for the local Chinese community in the national Miss Chinatown pageant.

BLOG: What China and Taiwan see in the war in Ukraine

March 3, 2022 By Admin

The Year of the Rat brought a pandemic in 2020. The Year of the Tiger has ushered in a war and a continued pandemic. Russia invaded Ukraine without provocation more than a week ago. On the surface, the Asian community does not appear to be connected with this war.